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Agent Brody and Paige discover that the demon Sarpedon is capturing innocents' Guardian Angels and using them to protect himself from the New Power.
Agent Brody and Paige discover that the demon Sarpedon is capturing innocents' Guardian Angels and using them to protect himself from the New Power.
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S8, EP11 "Mr. & Mrs. Witch"Billie unknowingly contacts a demon posing as a human (Sean McDermott); Piper tries to deal with Leo's absence; Paige is able to connect with Henry (Ivan Sergei).
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S8, EP12 "Payback's a Witch"Paige tries to help Henry (Ivan Sergei) get his parolee, Nick, a loan at a bank, but when it denies him the loan, Nick crashes his car into the bank and holds everyone hostage.
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S8, EP13 "Repo Manor"Phoebe realizes that she must move on with her life and signs a lease for a new apartment; Paige considers moving in with Henry; Piper tries to maintain control after losing Leo.
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S8, EP14 "12 Angry Zen"A monk (Clyde Kusatsu) teaches Billie how to use her power of projection to find her sister; Phoebe celebrates her independence by throwing a housewarming party that gets out of control.
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S7, EP9 "There's Something About Leo"The Charmed Ones, distracted by Leo's confession that he is an Avatar, allow a couple of demons to kill an innocent they were protecting, so Leo uses his powers to reverse time and vanquish the demons.
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S7, EP8 "Charmed Noir"Drawn into an unfinished novel set in the 1930s, Paige and Agent Brody find themselves running from gangsters in pursuit of the famed Burmese falcon.
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S7, EP7 "Someone to Witch Over Me"Agent Brody and Paige discover that the demon Sarpedon is capturing innocents' Guardian Angels and using them to protect himself from the New Power.
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S7, EP6 "Once in a Blue Moon"The Charmed Ones try to prove Leo's worth to the Elders after their suspicions of him result in the appointment of a new Whitelighter.
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