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Date Posted: 12:30:53 09/06/02 Fri
Author: Prue's Doux
Subject: What TV Guide sez about 'Charmed'

The new issue of TV Guide (special edition on Returning Favories) has this to say about Charmed:

"Where we left off: Phoebe was headed for demon divorce court when newly resurrected from the dead, vowed to never give up on her. Paige survived her first year as a witch without losing any of her loopy vulnerability. Oh, yeah; Piper is pregnant.

"It's back because... Lucrative demographic, anyone? The show hasn't conjured Emmy nominations or even decent ratings, but judging by the dozens of internet fan sites, those tuning in tend to be 18- to 34-year-olds.

"Magic mama: 'We want to bring the fun Phoebe back,' says executive producer Brad Kern. 'She got caught up in the underworld last season, and that got kind of dark.' Meanwhile, Piper's pregnancy promises to be an enchanting affair. 'The baby is half witch and half whitelighter,' says Kern, 'taking after their mommy and daddy Leo, respectively.'

"The white light: Kicking off with a two-hour premiere in its new night and time, Charmed - no longer trying to cast its spell opposite Friends - has a fresh opportunity to shine.

"Forecast: This cult series is being asked to do the near-impossible: jump-start what is almost literally WB's night of the living dead."

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