A really good episode, I really like the addition of Jordan and Abigael this season, they are bringing some interesting stuff to this show
3 Reviews
A pretty good episode bring on the fury
jackDee-565653 September 2020
Now you're talking
skteosk4 December 2020
Probably the highlight of the season so far, not least because it's the first one to tell a solid story with a beginning, middle and end rather than getting caught up in a meandering and increasingly obscure story arc, while still picking up important threads from early episodes and setting things up for the future.
Mel and Maggie's encounter with the roguish Ray is something very unexpected after events earlier in the season, but he injects a much-needed sense of fun into a show that was beginning to get a bit serious. He's not remotely trustworthy but neither is he all bad.
Macy finally gets something to do other than moon over Harry (although there's a bit of that as well). She meets up with a well-intentioned philanthropist whose plans are nevertheless a threat to the Charmed Ones, resulting in a pleasingly morally murky situation.
Jordan doesn't appear much but begins to get closer to the truth about Maggie, which is to be welcomed.
Mel and Maggie's encounter with the roguish Ray is something very unexpected after events earlier in the season, but he injects a much-needed sense of fun into a show that was beginning to get a bit serious. He's not remotely trustworthy but neither is he all bad.
Macy finally gets something to do other than moon over Harry (although there's a bit of that as well). She meets up with a well-intentioned philanthropist whose plans are nevertheless a threat to the Charmed Ones, resulting in a pleasingly morally murky situation.
Jordan doesn't appear much but begins to get closer to the truth about Maggie, which is to be welcomed.
Not even Eric Balfour can save this show
aylinpatacsil19 January 2020
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