The Honeymoon's Over
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[edit] General information
- Episode of the popular U.S. television series, Charmed
- Episode Number: 1
- Season: 3
- Production Code: 4300045
- Airdate: October 5th, 2000
- Writer: Brad Kern
- Director: Jim Conway
[edit] Synopsis
Alternative rock band Barenaked Ladies perform in a season opener that finds Prue feeling a little jumpy now that they know the Evil Triad was behind most the attacks of the past two years. Piper also has left Prue and Phoebe one power short of the power of three since she disappeared with Leo. After witnessing a murder, the two witches must lie on the stand in order to protect their identity, inadvertently setting a killer free and endangering the life of Assistant District Attorney Cole Turner. Meanwhile, when Piper and Leo finally do return, they are distraught over the sobering reality that they can no longer be together.
[edit] Book of Shadows
[edit] Enemies
- The Triad: a group of three high-level demons that direct some supernatural matters. They were quite high in the evil hierarchy. When they became aware of the existence of The Charmed Ones, they began sending demons to destroy them, including the demon Belthazor. The members of the Triad appeared as human males, but some had blackened eyes. Each had the ability to commune directly with The Source, the power to throw energy balls, the ability to teleport, and the power to manifest athames at will. Though their membership was known to change, the Triad was only ever comprised of three demons at a time.
- The Guardians: A group of demons who have the ability to possess a living being. To vanquish a Guardian, you must impale its source of power.
[edit] Spells
- None used
[edit] P³ Performance
Artist: Barenaked Ladies
Song: "Pinch Me"
[edit] Guest stars
- Brian Krause as Leo Wyatt
- Dorian Gregory as Darryl Morris
- Julian McMahon as Cole Turner
- Harry Danner as Judge William Harrison
- Stoney Jackson as P.D. Alan Sloan
- Fleming Brooks as Emilio Smith
- Anthony Montgomery as Paramedic
- Jim Creeggan as Himself
- Kevin Hearn as Himself
- Steven Page as Himself
- Ed Robertson as Himself
- Tyler Stewart as Himself
- Roger Stoneburner as Stunts
[edit] Trivia
- The episode title is in reference to a phrase used to note that the newlywed part of the marriage is over, and it is time to start facing day-to-day realities. It's also used to signify the ending of any period of ease.
- Leo proposes to Piper in this episode.
- Phoebe says that she dreams about being married in this episode, however in the episode Black As Cole she says that she never dreamed about being married, ever.
- Phoebe develops the power of levitation in this episode. This was forseen in the season two episode Morality Bites.
- This is the first episode to show actor Julian McMahon as Cole Turner.
- Phoebe dyes her hair blonde this season.
- Phoebe wears a white top with a star in both this episode and in the season finale All Hell Breaks Loose.
- Series creator Constance M. Burge left her executive producer post for the series at the beginning of this season over a disagreement in story plotting with fellow executive producer Brad Kern.
- This is the second highest rated episode of Charmed in the entire series.
[edit] International titles
- French: Faces cachées
- German: Die Verschwörung des Bösen
- Spanish: Se acabo la luna de miel
[edit] External links
| Preceded by: Be Careful What You Witch For |
Charmed episodes | Followed by: Magic Hour |
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