Exit Strategy aka I Got Ya Daddy's Soul and You Can't Do Anything About I

This week, the writers, Peter and Daniel, have genuinely surpassed expectations, leaving the girls all in a fit of giggles. From Cole's battle with withdrawals to The Brokeys' involvement in fraud and a captivating villain, recapping "Exit Strategy" was a delight, thanks to their outstanding storytelling.

Among her Girl Boss endeavors, Jonnelle impressively manages multiple Dungeons and Dragons campaigns. Meanwhile, Rae sets out to break her watchlist record and unexpectedly stumbles upon a DVD error.

Despite gaining an explosive power, Piper fails to leave a lasting impression.

The episode is filled with laughter and excitement thanks to the writers' creativity and a glass of Jam Jar.

aka The Charmed Ones Watch Prison Song

Join us this week as we get into the twists of "The Demon Who Came in From the Cold." We unveil Piper and Leo's new ship name and attempt to decipher the journey that led to the formation of the Power of Four. And contemplate how Phoebe's character evolved with consistent writers.

Rae navigates the intense scenes of Will Trent season two. Jonnelle is left in awe, questioning how their casting director consistently discovers the hottest actors for the show. As a bonus, we take a nostalgic trip back to April 2001, exploring the movies that were making waves at the time.

The Demon Who Came in From the Cold aka The Charmed Ones Watch Prison Song

Join us this week as we get into the twists of "The Demon Who Came in From the Cold." We unveil Piper and Leo's new ship name and attempt to decipher the journey that led to the formation of the Power of Four. And contemplate how Phoebe's character evolved with consistent writers. 

Rae navigates the intense scenes of Will Trent season two. Jonnelle is left in awe, questioning how their casting director consistently discovers the hottest actors for the show. As a bonus, we take a nostalgic trip back to April 2001, exploring the movies that were making waves at the time.

Sin Francisco aka Gangbangers Need Luv 2

This week, the journey towards Prue's departure is marked by yet another underwhelming episode. Auntie Rae tells Jonnelle a spine-chilling dating story that leaves her uneasy, and she takes pride in her accurate predictions about Leo. Meanwhile, Jonnelle contends with the challenges of parenting her toddler while pondering why Piper Halliwell consistently opts for the least flattering outfits from Phoebe's wardrobe.

Sin Francisco aka Gangbangers Need Luv 2

This week, the journey towards Prue's departure is marked by yet another underwhelming episode. Auntie Rae tells Jonnelle a spine-chilling dating story that leaves her uneasy, and she takes pride in her accurate predictions about Leo. Meanwhile, Jonnelle contends with the challenges of parenting her toddler while pondering why Piper Halliwell consistently opts for the least flattering outfits from Phoebe's wardrobe.

PRE WITCHED aka  Going No Contact Isn't The Worst

In this week's episode, the girls rush through the recap, with Jonnelle entertaining the notion that the Halliwells might have inadvertently contributed to Grams' demise. At the same time, Rae updates her list by adding another reason why Leo and Piper are not compatible.

Before delving into the episode, the hosts address the "unwashed" in their Clock App comment section. 

During their conversation, Jonnelle passionately advocated for the return of FOUND on NBC, and they shared insights into the documentaries they'd recently watched.

Death Takes a Halliwell" Episode aka Wooooow, during Black History Month?!

In this episode, the girls struggle to recap the emotional aftermath of "Death Takes a Halliwell" while delving into current events, including the ongoing feud between Alyssa Milano and Shannen Doherty. They also touch on the documentary "Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence" and provide a quick pop culture rundown of "Getting Gotti" and "The Sims: Bustin' Out". Despite some distractions, they discuss Piper and Leo's storyline and recognize Cole as a himbo.

Just Harried aka We Came Back for This?

The girls are bummed out by the 15th episode of Charmed's third season, "Just Harried." The wedding was a total snooze-fest, and who can root for a guardian angel who's totally self-centered and petty, marrying one-third of the greatest force of good? As they chat, they discuss Shonda Rhimes' conspiracy theories and their Dungeons and Dragons campaigns. They also delve into the idea that Patty Halliwell might have set up her daughters for romantic failure and how Prue Halliwell deserved way more than sisters who couldn't even appreciate her and a Billy Zane look-alike.

Join us for a candid discussion that touches on the Charmed universe's magical and mundane aspects.

The Good, The Bad, and The Cursed

AKA  Why are we following a ghost with no weapons?

This week's episode of Charmed is so disturbing that the girls don't even want to discuss it. Instead, they are getting distracted by the Midnight Mass finale, the juicy details spilled in Shannen Doherty's new podcast, and some catchy musical numbers.

In "The Good, The Bad, and The Cursed," which originally aired during Black History Month, the show does nothing but traumatize our hosts and most likely offend the Indigenous American community with its stereotypical names and lashings. The only thing worth mentioning is Victor's roleplaying as a good father and his expletive-laden confrontation with Leo. Overall, this episode is a complete letdown.

AKA Libras vs Scorpios

The girls put out another chaotic episode in the face of scheduling conflicts, end-of-year commitments, and technical glitches. The girls seek book recommendations and local eatery suggestions in New York City and South Carolina. They pondered which Real Housewife would be the ideal boss. Meanwhile, Jonnelle gears up for her future "Evil Lives Here" interview.

In the "Bride and Gloom" recap, viewers witness Phoebe and Cole's wet chin kisses again. Meanwhile, Leo's actions set a new standard for questionable male behavior. At the same time, the Halliwell sisters delve into their darker sides, revealing Piper's sadistic tendencies. The journey on the wild side forces the sisters to confront their inner demons.