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*****TRIGGER WARNING****** Talks of abortion and child death In a bonus episode of Black Girl Charmed, the girls finally dive into CBS's Beyond the Gates. Since the show premiered, the girls have been waiting to gush/vent about the daytime soap; thankfully, the podcast Gawds finally showed mercy.  The girls break down the many ways the Richardson family fails the Miracle Baby and trace Martin's narcissistic roots. Applaud Dani's growth while hoping Bill hasn't lost his spot on the roster. Beg and plead for a storyline for Shanice and storylines that lead to the downfall of Dana/Leslie/Eva. Ponder when they will see the full extent of Vernon and Anita's power and influence as the Matriarch and Patriarch of Fairmont Crest.

*****TRIGGER WARNING****** Talks of abortion and child death In a bonus episode of Black Girl Charmed, the girls finally dive into CBS's Beyond the Gates. Since the show premiered, the girls have been waiting to gush/vent about the daytime soap; thankfully, the podcast Gawds finally showed mercy.  The girls break down the many ways the Richardson family fails the Miracle Baby and trace Martin's narcissist roots. Applaud Dani's growth while hoping Bill hasn't lost his spot on the roster. Beg and plead for a storyline for Shanice and storylines that lead to the downfall of Dana/Leslie/Eva. Ponder when they will see the full extent of Vernon and Anita's power and influence as the Matriarch and Patriarch of Fairmont Crest.

In this special Halloween episode of the Black Girl Charmed podcast, Rae and Nelle re-rewatch the Charmed classic "All Halliwell's Eve." The girls revisit their first impressions of the episode and uncover new insights on the Halliwell's relationship with Darryl, the need for Black hairstylists on set, and pop culture. This time, Rae's the tipsy one steering the show into chaos, while Nelle delves into the dark historical roots of Phoebe Halliwell's protest and gives a Halliwell-Kardashian hottake to avoid the feelings the episode stirred up. Editor's note: Hanging was the execution method for accused witches in Salem, but burning at the stake is more typically linked to witch trials overall. Happy Halloween from your favorite two unmedicated weirdos!

n this special Halloween episode of the Black Girl Charmed podcast, Rae and Nelle re-rewatch the Charmed classic "All Halliwell's Eve." The girls revisit their first impressions of the episode and uncover new insights on the Halliwell's relationship with Darryl, the need for Black hairstylists on set, and pop culture. This time, Rae's the tipsy one steering the show into chaos, while Nelle delves into the dark historical roots of Phoebe Halliwell's protest and gives a Halliwell-Kardashian hottake to avoid the feelings the episode stirred up. Editor's note: Hanging was the execution method for accused witches in Salem, but burning at the stake is more typically linked to witch trials overall. Happy Halloween from your favorite two unmedicated weirdos!

This week, the girls finally successfully record the Charmed season four finale "Witch Way Now" aka I Seen a Demon Yesterday. The finale has the girls divided. Nelle remembers why she liked Leo during her first watch, while Rae is stressed because, for the second finale in a row, Phoebe Halliwell chooses the worst possible moment to abandon her family in search of Cole. In the R.E.P.O.R.T., Rae goes over movie theatre etiquette while recapping her date night movie, Fantastic Four: First Steps. Nelle reviews the dark romance novels she read during the hiatus.  During the recap, the girls realize that the Halliwell sisters are financially abusing Paige "Personal Gain" Matthews while trying to figure out when Piper Halliwell is going to put on her Big Sis hat and shake some sense into her little sister. Tune in to the season finale, The Podcast Gawds tried to silence. **SHOW NOTES** Theme Song: Gaslight King Remix by Tommy Versailles Materialists spoiler - 07:00-07:12 AJLT S3 spoiler - 08:30- 09:24, also Carrie is in her 50s At  38:37, Rae says Inspector Cortez. Inspector Cortez was S4. Inspector Rodriguez was S1.

This week, the girls finally successfully record the Charmed season four finale "Witch Way Now" aka I Seen a Demon Yesterday. The finale has the girls divided. Nelle remembers why she liked Leo during her first watch, while Rae is stressed because, for the second finale in a row, Phoebe Halliwell chooses the worst possible moment to abandon her family in search of Cole. In the R.E.P.O.R.T., Rae goes over movie theatre etiquette while recapping her date night movie, Fantastic Four: First Steps. Nelle reviews the dark romance novels she read during the hiatus.  During the recap, the girls realize that the Halliwell sisters are financially abusing Paige "Personal Gain" Matthews while trying to figure out when Piper Halliwell is going to put on her Big Sis hat and shake some sense into her little sister. Tune in to the season finale, The Podcast Gawds tried to silence. **SHOW NOTES** Theme Song: Gaslight King Remix by Tommy Versailles Materialists spoiler - 07:00-07:12 AJLT S3 spoiler - 08:30- 09:24 also Carrie is in her 50s At  38:37, Rae says Inspector Cortez. Inspector Cortez was S4. Inspector Rodriguez was S1.

This week on "Black Girl Charmed," the girls do their best not to break down while reflecting on the life and career of Julian McMahon, who bravely battled cancer before passing away on July 2nd, with the news of his death being announced on July 4th. They reminisce about the lasting impact he had on the show, sharing tributes from fellow cast members who celebrate his devilish ways. The girls dive deep into their favorite episodes, highlighting memorable moments that captured viewers' hearts and contributed to the series' legacy. They also reflect on how McMahon's portrayal influenced Nelle's reading habits, and Rae opens up about the emotional whirlwind she experienced while watching the latest episode of "And Just Like That." Through laughter, tears, and cherished memories, Rae and Nelle celebrate Julian McMahon's lasting legacy both on Charmed and beyond. We promise we haven't disappeared! New episodes coming soon! Song: “Story of a Story” by Sascha Ende Link: https://ende.app/en/song/12694-story-of-a-story Available for use under the CC BY 4.0 license: https://ende.app/en/standard-license

This week on "Black Girl Charmed," the girls do their best not to break down while reflecting on the life and career of Julian McMahon, who bravely battled cancer before passing away on July 2nd, with the news of his death being announced on July 4th. They reminisce about the lasting impact he had on the show, sharing tributes from fellow cast members who celebrate his devilish ways. The girls dive deep into their favorite episodes, highlighting memorable moments that captured viewers' hearts and contributed to the series' legacy. They also reflect on how McMahon's portrayal influenced Nelle's reading habits, and Rae opens up about the emotional whirlwind she experienced while watching the latest episode of "And Just Like That." Through laughter, tears, and cherished memories, Rae and Nelle celebrate Julian McMahon's lasting legacy both on Charmed and beyond. Song: “Story of a Story” by Sascha Ende Link: https://ende.app/en/song/12694-story-of-a-story Available for use under the CC BY 4.0 license: https://ende.app/en/standard-license

This week on "Black Girl Charmed," the girls recap the episode "Womb Raider," also known as "He's an Angel, Not a Gyno." This episode is one of Nelle's personal favorites. Still, it raises several questions, such as the Charmed rules regarding healing, how many human sacrifices Phoebe Halliwell has been involved in, and who covered the cost of Piper Halliwell's fertility test.  The girls start their professional journey, celebrate a milestone while Rae attempts to "rage bait" stans viewers. For those listening to the audio version, rest assured that Nelle has you covered with relaxing book recommendations. Tune in for laughs, side-eyes, and just enough chaos to keep things magical. **SHOW NOTES** Theme Song: Gaslight King Remix by Tommy Versailles

This week on "Black Girl Charmed," the girls recap the episode "Womb Raider," also known as "He's an Angel, Not a Gyno." This episode is one of Nelle's personal favorites. Still, it raises several questions, such as the Charmed rules regarding healing, how many human sacrifices Phoebe Halliwell has been involved in, and who covered the cost of Piper Halliwell's fertility test.  The girls start their professional journey, celebrate a milestone while Rae attempts to "rage bait" stans viewers. For those listening to the audio version, rest assured that Nelle has you covered with relaxing book recommendations. Tune in for laughs, side-eyes, and just enough chaos to keep things magical. **SHOW NOTES** Theme Song: Gaslight King Remix by Tommy Versailles

This week on the podcast, the gurls are recapping "Long Live the Queen," aka Intrusive Thoughts Stay Winning. Rae and Nelle have been trying to recap this Charmed fan favorite episode since 4/20. With some Mother's Day magic, they finally accomplish their mission. Learning the real reason Phoebe Halliwell wanted out of her marriage, Piper's signature grief color, and all the unexpected lessons learned along the way. Rae shares the secret behind her preshow giggles, and Nelle updates us on her subliminal recording journey. During the weekly R.E.P.O.R.T., the gurls go Beyond the Gates and compare their friendship to the Humble Brag hosts, Crystal and Cynthia from RHOBH and RHOA. Rae provides insight on her preshow giggles, and Nelle updates her subliminal recording journey. **SHOW NOTES** Theme Song: Gaslight King Remix by Tommy Versailles Correction: In the episode, Nelle notes that Crystal Kung Minkoff is married to Alan Menken. Her husband is Rob Minkoff.

This week on the podcast, the gurls are recapping "Long Live the Queen," aka Intrusive Thoughts Stay Winning. Rae and Nelle have been trying to recap this Charmed fan favorite episode since 4/20. With some Mother's Day magic, they finally accomplish their mission. Learning the real reason Phoebe Halliwell wanted out of her marriage, Piper's signature grief color, and all the unexpected lessons learned along the way. Rae shares the secret behind her preshow giggles, and Nelle updates us on her subliminal recording journey. During the weekly R.E.P.O.R.T., the gurls go Beyond the Gates and compare their friendship to the Humble Brag hosts, Crystal and Cynthia from RHOBH and RHOA. Rae provides insight on her preshow giggles, and Nelle updates her subliminal message journey. Tune in for laughs, side-eyes, and just enough chaos to keep things magical. **SHOW NOTES** Theme Song: Gaslight King Remix by Tommy Versaille Correction: In the episode, Nelle notes that Crystal Kung Minkoff is married to Alan Menken. Her husband is Rob Minkoff.

This week on the podcast, the gurls recap "We're Off to See The Wizard," aka Everyone's Drinking Dumb Bish Juice. This episode leaves them asking why The Elders don't have a Magical Negro while applauding The Seer's behind-the-scenes work for team Underworld. Penned by writing duo Alison Schapker and Monica Owusu-Breen (women who go on to write for Scandal and Alias, respectfully), this episode has the girls and the gurls in their emotional bag; for Nelle, it's 90% the episode and 10% the comment section. For Rae, Paige is the Halliwell sister at the bottom of the pyramid.  In the R.E.P.O.R.T, the gurls talk Beyond the Gate's Turtleneck Ted. While watching the Devil May Cry anime, Nelle takes us on her manifestation journey. Rae goes down an 80s rabbit hole watching Kramer vs Kramer and Michael Mann's Manhunter.  Rae's convinced the Halliwells guzzled dumb bish juice. Nelle's wondering why Rae expects better from them. Tune in for laughs, side-eyes, and just enough chaos to keep things magical. **SHOW NOTES** Theme Song: Gaslight King Remix by Tommy Versailles

This week on the podcast, the gurls recap "We're Off to See The Wizard," aka Everyone's Drinking Dumb Bish Juice. This episode leaves them asking why The Elders don't have a Magical Negro while applauding The Seer's behind-the-scenes work for team Underworld. Penned by writing duo Alison Schapker and Monica Owusu-Breen (women who go on to write for Scandal and Alias, respectfully), this episode has the girls and the gurls in their emotional bag; for Nelle, it's 90% the episode and 10% the comment section. For Rae, Paige is the Halliwell sister at the bottom of the pyramid.  In the R.E.P.O.R.T, the gurls talk Beyond the Gate's Turtleneck Ted. While watching the Devil May Cry anime, Nelle takes us on her manifestation journey. Rae goes down an 80s rabbit hole watching Kramer vs Kramer and Michael Mann's Manhunter.  Rae's convinced the Halliwells guzzled dumb bish juice. Nelle's wondering why Rae expects better from them. Tune in for laughs, side-eyes, and just enough chaos to keep things magical.

This week, the gurls recap Bite Me, aka Welcome to White Lotus, Charmed, an episode that felt like a reward for watching last week's Leo Leo-centered episode, thanks to this week's director, John T. Kretchmer, who also directed the pilot. Paige also shines due to Kretchmer's direction and Rose's acting; I wonder why Leo felt it was okay to take advantage of Piper's grief and try to figure out when Cole and Phoebe's romance turns into The Burning Bed. The gurls dive into an exciting discussion, eagerly seeking podcast recommendations while celebrating some of their all-time favorites. Nelle can't stop raving about Shondaland's latest gem, The Residence, while Rae shares how Finch has played a transformative role in her mental health journey. Don't miss out—tune in to the latest episode of Black Girl Charmed!