…vampires and demons at night as she deals with the challenges of cultivating her powers while navigating school, relationships, and friendships. Charmed first aired in 1998, this time about the…
…power through five uninterrupted seasons is important, especially, as in recent years, the majority Latinx-led shows are being canceled left and right. Jennie Snyder Urman’s (producer of Gilmore Girls, Charmed…
…from My Animal by Jacqueline Castel. Photo courtesy of Sundance Institute. Heather’s (Bobbi Salvör Menuez) life is anything but charmed. In a small town and a controlling family helmed by…
The real third season of CW’s Charmed premiered last night in an episode titled “You Can’t Touch This” and I’m excited about it. Feminism is back in the show’s DNA and with it, our…
…white, white character. We’re also still rooting for Charmed — it lost its way after its first season but started to recover before the pandemic cut its second season short. Superstore also deserves a shout out — we’re…
…is the CW’s Latinx reboot of Charmed. The first season of Charmed was fantastic, led by Jane the Virgin showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman. The powers that be didn’t love it though and they rebooted the…
…doctors, one or two Latinas is not enough. One of the sisters, Macy, on the Latinx Charmed reboot is a scientist. She’s played by a Black actress, but it’s something,…
I’m sad about Charmed or, to be more specific, season two of the Charmed reboot. Like the upcoming Party of Five update, this Charmed replaces the original white family with a brown one to create something new. I…
…TV witches. Shows like CW’s Charmed may not get as much attention as our white counterparts but that doesn’t mean they’re not just as good. The latest Charmed is packed…
…Vampire Slayer is a cult favorite for a reason, right? But I think it’s possible. And the show that’s doing it is the CW’s remake of Charmed. You probably missed Charmed when it originally…
