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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.
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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S4, EP10 "A Paige From the Past"Leo takes Paige back in time so she can confront her guilt about her parents' deaths; ghosts possess Phoebe's and Cole's bodies and head to a chapel to get married.
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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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S8, EP15 "The Last Temptation of Christy"When Henry gets too involved in her magical world, Paige begins to realize the difficulties of dating a mortal; Billie finds her missing sister, Christy (Marnette Patterson), whom demons have held captive for years.
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S8, EP16 "Engaged and Confused"Piper organizes an engagement party for Paige and Henry, but the couple begin to get cold feet.
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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, 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, 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, EP10 "Vaya Con Leos"When the Angel of Death returns seeking Leo, the Charmed Ones try to use a spell to hide Leo, but it misfires and everyone suddenly looks like Leo.
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