List of guest characters in Charmed (season 2)

Charmed is an American supernatural drama television series that was originally broadcast on The WB. The following is a list of guest characters that appeared in the second season of Charmed. Season two premiered on September 30, 1999 and ended on May 18, 2000.[1]

Demons

Episode
No.		 Character Actor(s) Notes
1 Abraxas[2] Walter Fellon Stole the Book of Shadows and started reading it backwards, reversing the spells that The Charmed Ones had cast and resurrecting the demons and warlocks they've already vanquished.
4 Masselin[3] Chris Nelson A demonic soul trader that assisted mortals in accomplishing their goals and taking their and others' souls as payment.
9 Barbas[4] Billy Drago Returned to Earth on Friday the 13th so he could kill 13 unmarried witches, with help from a mob boss named Bane Jessup and a professional assassin named Ms. Hellfire.
10 Drazi[5] Clayton Rohner A demon of hate who caused mortals to become incapable of love.
15 Litvack[6] Steve Railsback An upper-level demon who tried to kill Bane Jessup for his knowledge about demons.
17 Cryto[7] Cameron Bancroft A powerful demon who granted youth, beauty and health in return for one's soul.
18 Demon of Illusion[8] Robin Atkin Downes Had the ability to travel between reality and fictional realms and transport fictional characters to reality.
19 Libris[9] Scott Lincoln Killed a college student named Charlene Hughes who came close to proving the existence of demons.
22 The Infernal Council[10] Jeff Corey
J. G. Hertzler
Zitto Kaza		 A group of upper-level demons who sent a Dragon Warlock and Genie to kill The Charmed Ones.

Warlocks

Episode
No.		 Character Actor(s) Notes
1 Jeremy[2] Eric Scott Woods Was brought back to life by the demon Abraxas.
Nicholas[2] Rick Cramer Was brought back to life by the demon Abraxas.
3 Malcolm[11] Paul Kersey A powerful warlock who was trapped inside a magical castle painting.
Jane Franklin[11] Holly Fields Desperately tried to free her lover Malcolm who was trapped inside a magical castle painting.
7 The Collectors[12] Dean Norris (Dr. Stone)
Jim Antonio 		A breed of powerful warlocks who possess the power to drain knowledge through needle-like finger protrusions.
14 Anton[13] Tyler Christopher A powerful and immortal warlock who fell in love with Phoebe's past life, P. Russell.
22 Dragon Warlock[10] Marcus Graham A spawn of a dragon and a sorceress who had the ability to breathe fire and fly. The Dragon Warlock collaborated with a Genie in an attempt to destroy The Charmed Ones.

Ghosts

Episode
No.		 Character Actor Notes
1 The Woogyman[2] N/A Was unleashed by the demon Abraxas.
11 Elias Lundy[14] J. Kenneth Campbell Haunted a woman named Martha Van Lewen and tried to kill every male member of her family.
19 Charlene Hughes[9] Rebecca Cross A college student who was killed by a demon named Libris because she came close to proving the existence of demons.

Witches

Episode
No.		 Character Actor(s) Notes
1 Stevie[2] Amanda Wyss A witch practitioner who Phoebe befriended.
6 Tuatha[15] Brigid Brannagh A powerful evil witch from the 18th century, who had been entombed into a cave for 200 years.
8 Patty Halliwell[16] Finola Hughes The Charmed Ones' mother.
Little Prue Halliwell[16] Emmalee Thompson
9 Marcy Steadwell[4] Hynden Walch A non-magical witch practitioner who was targeted by a professional assassin named Ms. Hellfire.
17 Gail Altman[7] Anne Haney (elderly)
Julia Lee (young)		 A close friend of Grams. Gail and her coven summoned the demon Cryto in hopes of having him restore their youth and beauty because she was dying of cancer.
Helen[7] Lucy Lee Flippin Was part of Gail Altman's coven.
Amanda[7] Pamela Gordon Was part of Gail Altman's coven.

Humans

Episode
No.		 Character Actor(s) Notes
1 Rob[2] Gregory M. Cromer, Jr. Was a banker and a brief love interest to Piper.
Mrs. Milton[2] Janet Wood Was one of Prue's clients at Bucklands Auction House who was interested in auctioning her late husband's collection.
2 Nathaniel Pratt[17] Pat Skipper When The Charmed Ones visited the future, Nathaniel prosecuted Phoebe for the murder of Cal Greene. He wanted to rid San Francisco of all witches.
Cal Greene[17] Dan Horton A famous baseball player who was seen in a premonition of the future where Phoebe attacked him.
Melinda[17] Clara Thomas Leo and Piper's daughter in the future.
Anne[17] Lisa Connaughton Prue's personal assistant at Bucklands Auction House in the future.
3 Joe Lyons[11] Damian Perkins Worked at Bucklands Auction House with Prue.
4 Jeff Carlton[3] Larry Holden The manager of a band named Dishwalla who made a deal with a demon named Masselin to exchange young souls for money and success.
Chris Barker[3] David Haydn-Jones An investor who Prue was trying to raise a loan with because Piper's club P3 was not doing well.
Tina Hitchens[3] Alexandra Picatto Was swallowed by a demon named Masselin.
5 Alan[18] Michael McLafferty Dated Prue and worked with her at Bucklands Auction House.
Owen Grant[18] Nick Stabile Dated Phoebe after they met at a dating service called Fine Romance.
Inspector Smith[18] Lex Medlin Worked with Darryl to solve the cases involving Darla, the Succubus.
Jan[18] Georgia Emelin Worked at Fine Romance.
6 Treasure Hunter #1[15] Maulik Pancholy Found and accidentally freed an evil witch named Tuatha from her tomb.
Treasure Hunter #2[15] Jeremy Rowley Found and accidentally freed Tuatha from her tomb.
Betty[15] Pamela Kosh An elderly woman who visited Prue at Bucklands Auction House to get the wand she bought appraised.
Kyle Gwydion[15] Jay Michael Ferguson Was the Chosen One destined to vanquish Tuatha by using her own wand.
7 Eric Bragg[12] Misha Collins A man who uncovered the location of the Akashic Records, which foretold all significant events throughout time.
Ben Bragg[12] Eddy Saad Eric Bragg's father.
Jeff Sheridan[12] Lochlyn Munro Jack Sheridan's twin brother.
8 Mrs. Johnson[16] Pat Crowley Owner of the campsite where The Charmed Ones' mother Patty died.
9, 11, 12 Mr. Cauldwell[4] Was Prue's last boss at Bucklands Auction House.
9, 15 Bane Jessup[4] Antonio Sabàto Jr. A dangerous mob boss and a love interest for Prue.
9 Ms. Hellfire[4] Wendi Bromley A professional assassin who was hired to kill The Charmed Ones.
D.J.[4] Courtney Gains Was Bane Jessup's right hand man.
10 Cindy[5] Tiffany Salerno Was one of Cupid's charges who fell in love with a man named Max.
Max[5] Brody Hutzler Was one of Cupid's charges who fell in love with Cindy.
Kevin[5] Jonathan Aubé Briefly dated Phoebe.
11 Matthew Van Lewen[14] A baby that The Charmed Ones kept safe from a ghost named Elias Lundy, who wanted to kill every male in the Van Lewen family.
Martha Van Lewen[14] Stephanie Beacham Matthew's grandmother and the object of obsession for Elias Lundy.
Alexandra Van Lewen[14] Hillary Danner Matthew's mother.
Gilbert Van Lewen[14] Ric Coy Matthew's father.
12 Nathan[19] Andrew Ducote A young boy who was in San Francisco Memorial Hospital around the same time that Piper was in hospital for oroya fever.
12, 20 Dr. Curtis Williamson[19] Matthew Glave The infectious disease specialist who was assigned to Piper when she contracted oroya fever.
13 Tessa[20] Lela Lee A college student who was in the same class with Phoebe.
Brooke[20] Katie Johnston A college student who was in the same class with Phoebe.
Andrea[20] Kelly McNair A college student who was in the same class with Phoebe.
Ethan[20] Rafer Weigel A college student who was in the same class with Phoebe.
14 Christina Larson[13] Jeanette Miller (elderly)
Daveigh Chase (young)		 Was a little girl from the 1920s who witnessed the murder of Phoebe's past life, P. Russell by her cousins, P. Bowen (Prue's past life) and P. Baxter (Piper's past life).
16 Maggie Murphy[21] Amy Adams A woman who did so much good in her life by helping people. Maggie's good deeds made her the target of a Spirit Killer who cursed her with bad luck.
16, 18 Gil Corso[21] Kent Faulcon Prue's boss at 415 magazine.
18 Billy Appleby[8] Chris Payne Gilbert A character from Phoebe's favorite movie, Kill It Before It Dies, who was accidentally brought into the real world by the Demon of Illusion.
Sally Mae[8] Leslie Lauten Billy Appleby's love interest in Kill It Before It Dies.
Finley Beck[8] Mark Lindsay Chapman A famous photographer who inspired Prue to pursue a career in photo journalism.
19 Cleavant Wilson[9] Cleavant Derricks A man who sat on a bus bench every day looking for a witness to the murder of his daughter, Tyra Wilson.
Gibbs[9] Jeremy Roberts Owner of a pawnshop and the murderer of Tyra Wilson.
Lillian Wyatt[9] Peggy Stewart Was Leo's wife in his mortal life.
20 Evan Stone[22] Jim Davidson A movie star who was filming an action movie when Prue was assigned to do a photo shoot of him for 415 magazine.
Lucy[22] Susan Martino Evan Stone's publicist.
Benny Ritter[22] Gary Douglas Kohn A drug dealer who was butchered up by Dr. Curtis Williamson. He had a kidney removed and was found sedated.
Larry[22] A police officer and Dr. Curtis Williamson's brother in law.
22 Dick[10] Joshua Hutchinson Briefly dated Prue.

Others

Episode
No.		 Character Actor Notes
5 Succubus/Darla[18] Heidi Mark A predator who seeks powerful men to feed off their testosterone. Darla worked at Fine Romance.
8 Sam Wilder[16] Scott Jaeck Was Patty's whitelighter and lover.
10 Cupid[5] Michael Reilly Burke Enlisted The Charmed Ones' help to retrieve his cupid ring after it was stolen by Drazi, a demon of hate.
13 The Snake[20] Christopher Wiehl A snake who was transformed into a human by three of Phoebe's classmates, Tessa, Brooke and Andrea.
The Rabbit[20] Tim Griffin A rabbit who was transformed into a human by Tessa, Brooke and Andrea.
The Pig[20] Steve Monroe A pig who was transformed into a human by Tessa, Brooke and Andrea.
16 Spirit Killer[21] Arnold Vosloo A breed of darklighters assigned to prey on the vulnerabilities of innocents, notably those who are identified as future whitelighters.
18 Bloody Mary[8] Olivia Summers A fictional character brought to reality by the Demon of Illusion to kill The Charmed Ones.
The Slasher[8] J.P. Romano A fictional character brought to reality by the Demon of Illusion to kill The Charmed Ones.
21 War[23] Brian Thompson One of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Death[23] Patrick Kilpatrick One of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Strife[23] Geoffrey Blake One of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Famine[23] Jeff Ricketts One of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
22 Genie[10] French Stewart Was sent by an Infernal Council to destroy The Charmed Ones by granting each sister a wish.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Charmed Season 2 Episodes". TV Guide. Retrieved November 18, 2013.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 "Witch Trial". Charmed. September 30, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 "The Devil's Music". Charmed. October 21, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 "Ms. Hellfire". Charmed. January 13, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 "Heartbreak City". Charmed. January 20, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  6. ↑ "Give Me a Sign". Charmed. February 24, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 "How to Make a Quilt Out of Americans". Charmed. April 6, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 "Chick Flick". Charmed. April 20, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 "Ex Libris". Charmed. April 27, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 "Be Careful What You Witch For". Charmed. May 18, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 "The Painted World". Charmed. October 14, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 "They're Everywhere". Charmed. November 18, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 "Pardon My Past". Charmed. February 17, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 14.4 "Reckless Abandon". Charmed. January 27, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 "That Old Black Magic". Charmed. November 11, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 "P3 H2O". Charmed. December 9, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 "Morality Bites". Charmed. October 7, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 18.4 "She's a Man, Baby, a Man!". Charmed. November 4, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 "Awakened". Charmed. February 3, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 20.4 20.5 20.6 "Animal Pragmatism". Charmed. February 10, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 "Murphy's Luck". Charmed. March 30, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 "Astral Monkey". Charmed. May 4, 2000. The WB Television Network.
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 "Apocalypse Not". Charmed. May 11, 2000. The WB Television Network.