Loveday Writing

Now that the three main big bads—Fiona, Alastair and Hunter have been vanquished, the finale focuses on saving Macy from herself as she has surprisingly but fittingly become the Source. The purpose of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season (if there is one). This finale did its

Now we’re at the penultimate episode and at the beginning of the end of the first season. The episode begins with Harry and the sisters planning their next move to defeat Alastair, and Maggie hearing Parker call for help. Maggie wants to go and find him, however Harry tells her they can’t do anything without a plan. Macy then gets

With this episode, we are getting closer to the finale and an impending battle. This episode focuses on Elder assassinations. The episode kicks off with an Elder, who works as a lawyer by day, assassinated in broad daylight via her coffee by obviously Fiona. Afterwards, Elder Silver turns up to the manor asking for help. Harry is reluctant to help,

This episode kicks off pretty much where the previous episode left off. Macy uses the needle left by Elder Bari so the sisters can see what happened prior to Mel and Niko’s arrival at the tattoo shop. Fiona, accompanied by a captive Harry, murders her former coven as she believes they are using her. Harry tries to stop her, but

This episode’s title, The Replacement, pretty much says it all. The episode kicks off with the until-now absent Galvin walking on a deserted island in an effort to help find Macy a cure for her dark side.  He finds a mysterious glowing artefact and takes it with him, however on his way back, a dark shadow attacks him. Meanwhile, the

This episode deals with the ramifications of Charity’s actions and one of the sisters being kidnapped and under the control of a demon for the first time. The episode kicks off with Harry facing a tribunal of Elders over his forbidden relationship with Charity. With this and the fact that he inadvertently put the sisters in danger, the Elders decide

After the twist of Charity being revealed as Marisol’s killer, the episode focused on this revelation being played out, and due to this, there was no battle of the week. The episode kicks off with Charity waking up a confused Macy from an apparent deep sleep, encouraging her to join the sisters and Harry for breakfast. It’s revealed that Macy

Well, the Charmed writers are certainly masters of twists, that’s for sure. The A story and the battle of the week focused on Medusa and Macy’s ability to see the demonic attacks in her dreams. While Harry initially thought that Macy may have received the power of premonition, which Marisol possessed, he eventually concludes that the demonic part of her

I felt this episode was cheesy and a hit-and-miss in comparison to the previous three episodes. The episode picks up from where the end of the previous one left off, with Mel trying to heal Jada’s wounds inflicted by the witch hunters. Jada thinks Niko was helping the witch hunters, but Mel insists Niko wouldn’t do that, which leads to

This episode kicks off with a man live streaming a date with his girlfriend, who seems to be demonic, and encourages him to jump off a building and into a river. It cuts to Parker informing Maggie of the man’s death, asking her to look into it as it seems to be of a demonic nature, and Harry conceding Parker