r/charmed

Finalmente consegui colocar as mãos no CD da trilha sonora de Charmed e tive que montar um pequeno setup pra ele.

CD + livro + uma vela vermelha (senti que combinava com a vibe da série, sinceramente).

A embalagem dessa edição é realmente muito bonita: tem uma energia bem forte de final dos anos 90/início dos anos 2000, e o pôster dobrável foi uma surpresa muito boa.

Parece um verdadeiro item de fandom, não só um CD.

Mais alguém ainda coleciona mídia física dessa época/série? 👀

Hi,

I wrote a Charmed Fanfic, which is a reimagined version of Something Wicca This Way Comes.

In this Charmed universe Prue, Piper and Phoebe has a brother Pete. He is the twin brother of Phoebe.

The first 6 chapter is available now, and the remaining 8 chapters will be published daily starting from tomorrow.

Link: https://www.wattpad.com/story/411506300-the-lost-brother

About the story:

Pete returns with Phoebe from New York, when they discover they are witches. Pete ran away 6 months ago to NY after a shameful night, but now it is time to rebuild his life in San Francisco, that including making amends with his past, his sister and his handsome neighbour Dan.

The story focuses on family, hidden secrets, and the untold story of the Warren line.

I have changed a lot of things in the story, so even some chapter starts out the same as in the script for the original episode there can be smaller or bigger changes in the text. It is worth not jumping around between chapters as you might miss some important details.

I am not a professional writer by far, but I enjoyed changing and adjusting an existing story with an Original Character.

I know there are already stories with a Halliwell Brother, and I don't want to compete with them or "defeat" them. I just wanted to share a story that popped up in my head :)
I hope you will enjoy!

Please make comments, vote and share this story if you enjoy!
I worked a lot on it, and I did not use AI to write it.

Zola, Ramus and Sandra

I rewatched episode 6x10 of Charmed and it gave me a lot of thoughts 😅

- The scene where the sisters go to little Bianca’s house and meet her mother weirdly reminded me of that scene in Kill Bill: Vol 1 where Beatrix goes to Vivica A. Fox’s house and finds her with her daughter. The vibe felt oddly similar to me.

- When we see the Charmed museum scene, they say it’s “25 years later,” which would technically make it 2028, right? 😭 It’s just funny because back then “25 years later” sounded like some super distant future with the Halliwell kids… and now it’s wild realizing it’s basically now since the premiere of Charmed was 28 years ago.

- I honestly have no strong opinion on Bianca. Completely neutral. But theoretically, it would be interesting to know what happened to her and Chris in the new timeline/reality. She wasn’t exactly a “good witch,” and their relationship seemed very tied to the dystopian future under evil Wyatt. I’d also love to know more about the Phoenix witches in general. And if anyone believes in astrology (which the show itself kind of played with too), Chris being born in a different timeline could’ve shifted not only his birth circumstances, but maybe even parts of his personality and destiny.

- Since I’m already in the middle of season 6, I think I have to say that Jason feels like one of the better matches for Phoebe. I haven’t even reached their breakup again yet, but I already feel kind of sad about it. Honestly, I never really judge the mortals in this show for freaking out after learning about magic their whole worldview basically collapses. But it genuinely felt like Jason and Phoebe loved each other despite the distance, secrets
So yeah… if not Cole, then definitely not Coop for me. Probably Jason ( maybe he’s not deep or passionate i dont khow )

Say what you want about Natalie, but she did her best in training the sisters. Plus she's one of my favorite one shots in the Prue era.

I knew what happened to Prue going in, but the episode still shocked me — not because it was emotional, but because of how fast and rushed everything felt. For such a huge moment in Charmed, there was barely any dramatic finality. No real goodbye, no last words, no emotional sendoff between the sisters. Prue just… dies. And Phoebe isn’t even there.

What makes it hit harder is that Prue’s penultimate episode was literally the one where she turns into a dog 😭 It feels strange knowing that was basically one of her last major stories before everything changed forever.

I also find it bittersweet that Shannen Doherty directed the episode herself. Maybe there were plans up in the air at the time, maybe nobody knew exactly how things would end behind the scenes, but the result feels less like a grand tragic exit and more like the story suddenly slamming into a wall.

It’s especially unfortunate because Prue had so much potential left. There was even that future episode with blonde Prue, and later on the comics had her possessing a blonde woman, which honestly feels like the kind of weird supernatural storyline the show could’ve explored onscreen someday.

Still, one thing I’ll give Season 4 credit for: the show didn’t instantly act like nothing happened. They actually let the loss sit for a while before Paige became fully integrated into the family dynamic, and I appreciated that.

Maybe I’m in the minority, but for one of the most iconic episodes of Charmed, I expected something way more emotionally complete.