Andy Trudeau

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Andy Trudeau

Ted King as Andy Trudeau

First appearance	Something Wicca This Way Comes
Last appearance	Deja Vu All Over Again
Created by	Constance M. Burge

Statistics
Full Name	Andrew Trudeau
Status	Deceased
Species	Mortal
Affiliation	SFPD
Notable family	Susan Trudeau (ex-wife)
Notable powers	As an inspector of the SFPD, Andy had access to police files with which he helped to cover up the Charmed Ones' escapades
Portrayed by	Ted King, Jake Sakson^[1]

Andrew Trudeau is a fictional character on the WB television series Charmed.

1 Biography
2 Trivia
3 Appearances
4 References

[edit] Biography

Andy Trudeau: portrayed by Ted King (1998-1999)

Andy Trudeau grew up next-door to the Halliwell sisters in San Francisco. As a child he was close to them all, but in high school he dated Prue for a short period. Later when they parted ways and he moved out of his childhood home, to Washington. Andy works as an Inspector for the San Francisco Police Department and is coincidentally assigned to almost every police case that involved the Charmed sisters. He works with Darryl Morris as his partner.

When the Halliwell sisters reunite and move back into the Manor after their Grams' death, Prue bumps into him at a hospital. The two of them begin dating shortly thereafter. He is in love with Prue, but they eventually break up because Prue won't tell Andy her secret. Eventually, Andy discovers that all three sisters are witches, and that they are responsible for saving many people's lives.

A short while after harboring the sisters' secret and helping to keep it just that, a secret, Andy risk his career to do so. He even goes as far as ultimately sacrificing his life to protect them from the demon Rodriguez.

[edit] Trivia

Brian Krause (the actor who plays Leo Wyatt) , Julian McMahon (Cole Turner) and Kerr Smith (Kyle Brody) all originally auditioned to play Andy Trudeau, but were later given other roles.

[edit] Appearances

Andy was a series regular in the first season. He appeared in all 22 episodes of the season, although he was only seen as a child in That '70s Episode, and therefore not portrayed by Ted King, but King was still credited.

[edit] References

^ That '70s Episode

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