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Image 1 — I'm building a screen-accurate Halliwell Manor dollhouse from Charmed in 1:12 scale 🕯️✨
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I'm building a screen-accurate Halliwell Manor dollhouse from Charmed in 1:12 scale 🕯️✨

After years of wanting one, I finally decided to build a show-accurate 1:12 scale Halliwell Manor from Charmed (1998) completely from scratch.

I'm trying to recreate the house as faithfully as possible, including:

The iconic staircase and foyer.

The attic with the Book of Shadows.

The conservatory/sunroom.

The living room, dining room, kitchen, and upstairs bedrooms.

The changing wallpapers, moldings, fireplaces, and architectural details from the show.

Custom furniture and decorations to match what appeared on screen.

I'm spending a ridiculous amount of time pausing episodes, studying screenshots, comparing different seasons, and figuring out the layout. Since the manor changed quite a bit throughout the series, I'm trying to decide which version of each room is the most recognizable.

I've already started building parts of the structure, including working out the roof angles and overall proportions. It's been a huge challenge, but it's also one of the most fun projects I've ever tackled.

I'd love to share progress photos as I go if anyone is interested! If you've ever noticed obscure details from the manor or have behind-the-scenes reference photos, floor plans, or set information, I'd love to see them.

One thing I'm trying to do differently is build the manor as it actually appears on the show, rather than copying the real Victorian house used for the exterior (often called the "Innes House"). While the Innes House inspired the iconic façade, the interior sets and even some exterior details don't match the real building. The Halliwell Manor has its own unique layout, room placements, staircase design, windows, rooflines, fireplaces, and architectural features that changed to fit the needs of filming. My goal isn't to build the real house—it's to recreate the fictional Halliwell Manor as consistently and accurately as it appeared throughout the series, using the sets and on-screen shots as the primary reference.

"The Power of Three will set Us free." 🔮

would love to credit inspiration for this project to (Charmed collector 1329) on TikTok. i love her work, she is so talented go check her out too!

https://www.instagram.com/charmed_collector_1329/ NOT ME! [THIS WAS ONLY INSPIRATION]

u/Whole_Focus5448 — 5 hours ago
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Season 6

What do you think about this season?

For me this is my least favorite season.

It just feels so, I don't know I just don't like it as much as the others. I did like we saw some new beings like the Valkyries but the fact this season seemed to have a filler episode after another was one of the things I didn't like. I do like the later episodes more.

Magic school was meh. It was so weird no one had ever mentioned it to them before and after that they were there constantly. I mean Leo and Grams knew about it and never said anything.

Hated the concept of the Cleaners. Where were they during All Hell Breaks Loose?

Piper. I hate the whole Piper & Leo break up and Leo becoming an Elder. Much of this season for Piper focuses on her being a mom which I get and it's nice but I wasn't fond of her dating others since I love Piper and Leo together. I was glad when they started to spend time together again when they found out Chris was actually their son. Piper is a fantastic mother so I did enjoy watching her and Chris bonding.

Phoebe. I loved that her powers advanced and she got Empathy. It was funny and interesting to watch her struggle with it and oh boy how powerful she could have become if they didn't strip her of her powers. I get the budget cuts and all but damn it sucked when she lost her powers.

I wasn't big Phoebe/Jason fan so I was glad they broke up but after that Phoebe became so obsessed with finding her perfect guy that she became a bit annoying. More than usually.

I did enjoy her being amazing at her job and how everything was so wild for her, Tv and all that.

This is one of the seasons I dislike Phoebe more than usually.

Paige. Wasn't too fond of her tempt jobs and all that. Her and Richard did seem interesting at first but I started to dislike him pretty fast. I have not much to say about Paige in this season. Tempt jobs and witchcraft and Richard. That's about it. I did like that she was trying to find herself beyond magic.

My favorite episodes.

  1. Witch Wars.

  2. Spin City.

  3. Chris Crossed.

Over all this season seemed way too fun and light compared to previous ones. Sure season 5 was more light but not this much. Phoebe was mostly comic relief or annoying in this season.

Gideon wasn't the best villain but he served his purpose.

Chris being Pipers and Leo's son was a surprise and him trying to stop Wyatt from turning evil were some of the highlights of this season but overall this season is the weakest one in my opinion.

What about you? What do you think about season 6?

u/Angel_Cave-90 — 6 hours ago
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A missed opportunity with Phoebe's empathy

We all know they got rid of Phoebes powers for 2 reasons.

  1. Her Levitation power cost too much and their budget couldn't handle it

  2. Her empathy power made Phoebe more powerful than her sisters and potentially too hard to use in the plot.

First thing is the writing missed an opportunity with Phoebe's empathy and power growth. Yes Phoebe had become more powerful than her sisters. But as we know they are all connected. Their powers bleed together. Their powers are bond by their sisterhood. They are a collective. So They should have had it so as Phoebe got more powerful it would have speed to Piper and paige too. Now of course the spreading to the sisters would be delayed to give Phoebe her moment . Probably after starts deflecting fireballs the sisters powers would grow too.

When we went 10 years in the future Piper could freeze an entire block, sky and all with ease. Her freeze had a double click sound to it. In " once in a blue moon" Piper could blow things up without looking at it. She was able to freeze a demon mid shimmer. In season 7 she was even able to repel attacks by exploding the air in front of it . She also learned a telekinesis technique from her blast.

I think any of these advancements would have put her back as head witch and still be ok for budget since they did them all anyway.

In limbo Paige could orb things without calling for them, and she could orb non corporeal things. In "once in a blue moon " Paige was calling for things as if she was conjuring them herself. Her tk orbing was acting like regular telekiniesis. And we've seen her do telekiniesis while to orbing.

I think this would have been the perfect time to give Paige either conjuring or straight telekiniesis or both.

The problem was Phoebe was to strong. Well instead of ruining your character by weakening them, just elevate the others as well . The next big bads are Gideon ( an elder) , the avatars , zanku, and Billie and Christy aka the ultimate power. There's nothing wrong with leveling your characters up. Give them all limitations . Like Piper can't blast every demon, or Phoebe can read every demon, Paige already has mental blocks.

And if I'm being serious , I would like to see endgame Phoebe with psychic reflection and sonic flight like in the comics in the series. Level the other sisters up too if you must .

Second thing was Phoebes levitation price tag. And there so many ways around it. Have her start gliding side to side to avoid attacks. Like the old karate movies. Think Prue with her fight against Vincent the demon. More so movements and camera angles and takes. You could focus on her super strength. Have her kicking them to send them flying slot more. Down the line she could kick demons and have them explode like in hulkus poukus. And when ever she is in costume or with a stunt double she can levitate. Hulkus poukus was a perfect opportunity. Or as Jennie. There were options.

Anyway what powers or advancements would y'all give the sisters?

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u/Competitive-Sir4523 — 12 hours ago
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Piper brushing her hair at her vanity after Prue dies... 😭

That scene, the whole thing, will never not break my heart. I cry every time.

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u/tessaractIXI — 13 hours ago
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What if prue hadn't died but paige was still introduced?

Basically, I've been thinking about this for a bit, so like, what if prue didn't die but they still introduced paige? I'd assume they wouldn't make paige a charmed one but maybe they'd have her train to be a backup whiteligher? Or maybe just a backup witch just in case ones missing? What do yall think?

edit: i thought my question was clear, it wasnt "would paige be introduced if prue hadn't died" my question is "what if prue never died but paige was still introduced"

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u/AltruisticReach4241 — 19 hours ago
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Did the Titans have enough power to destroy the charmed ones? (normally constituted)

u/newsworthy3 — 1 day ago
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How long do you think Kali had been trapped in her own dimension behind the mirror before the sisters became witches?

And who do you think cursed Kali?

u/littleG2003 — 1 day ago
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The Evil Royals arc was the best storyline of the show. Too bad Prue didn't live up to it. It should've lasted up to one season instead of half an ep, with both Phoebe and Cole being pulled out. Leo spilled the beans when said "whoever kills the Source, becomes it". They should've known Cole took it

when he saved the sisters and Leo in the episode where the Source freed the Hollow.

Leo should've defended Cole, the human, as he had the knowledge of it, unlike the sisters.

Also, Phoebe should've faced the Trial for crossing over the other side and suffer more than just a temporary suspension, like in later season.

She and Cole should've been forced to prove themselves to the Elders to deserve a chance to be back to the Good side, instead of Phoebe being back to business just for the sake of being a Charmed one by blood.

The show quickly switched to Piper and Leo drama, when Phoebe and Cole case was far more deserving of action on Elders' part.

Piper and Leo did nothing THAT wrong, Phoebe on the other hand has endangered the whole Good-Evil balance by crossing over and making a child with the Source of all Evil and feeding it with a centuries of power of Good magic. She should've paid a higher price and Cole deserved a chance to be back into the family as he only became evil while saving his loved one and her family, including Leo.

u/Bibixina — 1 day ago
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Anyone else think it would have been cool to Page becoming the new vampire queen in "Bite Me"? It would have been interesting to see how she handled that kind of power.

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Magic School…

I think it would have been better received if it was a new concept trying to get off the ground or even something one of the girls thought of, not something that been established for years by the time it was introduced.

I like the vibe and setting of Magic School, but the fact it’s been there for years was terrible continuity to me. It makes Leo look incompetent. Grams and Patty couldn’t have taken the girls there when the warlock came for their powers? The sisters had helped so many young witches in peril, but it was never mentioned to the likes of Tyler?

Scenario 1: Gideon approaches newly turned Elder Leo to pitch his golden goose, as the other elders have basically written it off. Leo, actually caring about charges, agrees and they basically found it together.

Scenario 2: Gideon had established Magic School maybe a year or two before, but it’s struggling and he asks Leo for advice. Leo helps out, wanting a safe space for all magical children, gets the sisters on board and they all help Gideon completely revamp the place. (I based this off the theory that the Cleaners were created after the Shax disaster. In this case, all the bullshittery that’s happened in the past couple years inspired Gideon to form the place, but he’s decades—maybe even centuries old—and he has no idea how to connect with the youth of today, unlike Leo and the sisters.)

Scenario 3: After a rough ‘case’ involving a child witch, Paige angrily rants about the Elders/Whitelighters needing to do better with the children of the magic world and decides to do something about it. She goes to her estranged BIL not that he’s got some sway upstairs and he thinks it’s a great idea, leading them to plead their case to the other Elders. Gideon, who actually cares about children not named Wyatt and also senses an opening to study the object of his suspicions, advocates for their idea, leading the other Elders to grant permission for Magic School to be created. In this scenario, instead of Richard, Paige gets together with Gideon as they work together to build the school. That makes the betrayal all the more painful and is the reason Paige begins pulling away from the school in the next season—too many painful memories instead of her just getting bored of it.

What do you guys think?

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u/TriBi95 — 2 days ago

Rewatch!

I am excited because I have decided to sit down with season one and rewatch the entire series which I think I’ve only done once when I was younger and I’m sure there’s even episodes I have missed! ♥️ ✨

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u/Optimal-Bag-5918 — 2 days ago
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Cole's ability to pull any of Charmed Ones should be studied. That demon was really too good to vanquish ! A family treasure nonetheless :D

u/Bibixina — 3 days ago
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Who was originally cast/wanted as Prue

So I’m relistening to HOH and in episode one they talk about Shannen as Piper and Holly as Phobe. Drew asked if they had a Prue in mind/cast already and she says yes but won’t say who… do we know who that person was? I know when they swapped to Prue and Piper (respectivly) and they had an orginal Phobe and then it finally settled on Alyssa. Sorry if this has been asked/settled before.

TLDR:
Who was the orginally cast as Pure if not Shannen.

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u/CoffeeDrinksGod — 3 days ago
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Since in later seasons charmed changed from witches to superheroes.

Superhero teams of 4 usually have the following: a tank, a healer, a controller and a damage person. Which of the charmed ones are which?

Heres my head cannon:

Tank= Phoebe. Because she is constantly the one used as bait. Her fighting / intuition power allows her to react fast, dodge attacks and often counter them. Once she becomes an empath she can literally become resistant to powers. Her Levitation makes her strong and agile. Perfect for distraction and fighting. And her permonitions literally shields them all from harm, even tho she feels it all.

Healer= Paige. Because even before she could heal, her nature was that of a whitelighter. Someone ment to guide, help and heal. She is the half pastifist sister that won't stop helping innocents , even when told to stop. She worked as a social worker to help people become their best selves.and she continues that as a whitelighter. She can sense when a charge is hurt and go to them or bring them to her. She even gains a orb shield to help her protect others.

Controller= Prue. Because she personality is controlling. Her telekiniesis is almost just a command of her will, animating a whole attic to clean itself. Controlling things she can't see. Her pride doesn't come from her damage power and many may think. It actually comes from the fact the her power is so versatile. She can control her body , strength , others, the world. Protect or attack. Her power of astral projection only enhances this. Being able to affect things from far away. Even her invention of the crystal cage is controlling the enemy, either containing them, repelling them or shocking them.

Damage person= Piper. Because before season 3 there was no damage person. This is why they charmed ones had to study the book of shadows and think outside the box to defeat an enemy. People actually really liked the early seasons for this reason. The sisters "go to attack" was freeze, kick and send flying . This proves Prue and Piper were controllers with no real damage. But I did love how Piper grew her power was a controller mindset focusing on precision.The sisters did this all the way til the end of season 3 when Cole brings it up. Piper then gains combustion making her the damage person. Even outside of her power Piper can brew up some of the most lethal potions(example long live the queen). And she can do it all by taste.

I don't know . What do you guys think ? Who would be what? And did you like the series after it became superhero'ish?

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u/Competitive-Sir4523 — 2 days ago
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Avatar Leo

When Leo tells Piper and the rest that he is an Avatar, in the episode There's Something About Leo, their reactions after the initial shock are so unrealistic. Leo has been in their lives for so long, and he is nothing but good, honest, and loyal. His whole goal, forever, has been to care for all of them, love Piper, and love his sons. How the heck is this their reaction? And bringing Brody into something that important when Paige knew what happened to his parents was thoughtless. The more I go back through Charmed, the more I realize how horrible the writing is. They are so man-crazy that their characters become unbelievably stupid and impulsive.

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u/InternetFiction — 2 days ago
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If P3 H2O had not introduced Sam and Patty as a couple...

How would you think the writers would introduce Paige after Prue's death to reconstitute the power of three? My best guess is that she would have been introduced as a cousin they didn't know.

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u/DarkPumpking7 — 3 days ago
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Today we remember the life of Julian McMahon, who passed away exactly one year ago today.

When I discovered he had died, it had totally destroyed my Fourth of July holiday as it was announced on the news that evening. It was so bad that the first thing that went through my mind was that heartbreaking scene where Phoebe's sisters comforted her after vanquishing Cole. Not to mention a third beloved Charmed actor had died in the last four Julys. God, it was so devastating! Anyways, feel free to pay your respects or name your favorite Cole moments in the comments!

u/SeaBassAHo-20 — 4 days ago
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Remembering Julian McMahon

I don't post on here a lot but I just wanted to share this recent drawing I got of Julian as the famous Cole Turner. Its from the episode, "All Halliwell's Eve" when he traveled back in time on Halloween. I know mask is a bit different but that was done intentionally.

Credit goes to drkvalcain on Instagram!

u/drako101 — 3 days ago
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Literally 3 years together and you’re just now asking these questions?? Also did we just casually forget about Prue Mel? The literal half which half whitelighter daughter you forsaw in s2!

u/Lonely-Mission3801 — 3 days ago