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S7.E16
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The Seven Year Witch

  • Episode aired Apr 10, 2005
  • TV-PG
  • 42m
IMDb RATING
8.4/10
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John de Lancie in Charmed (1998)
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Attacked by demons and faced with the loss of Leo, Piper fights to stay alive with a little help from an old 'friend'. Drake's life ends at midnight. And Leo's punishment has now been decide... Read allAttacked by demons and faced with the loss of Leo, Piper fights to stay alive with a little help from an old 'friend'. Drake's life ends at midnight. And Leo's punishment has now been decided. He is sent without memories to find his way back home, with the Elders or the sisters.Attacked by demons and faced with the loss of Leo, Piper fights to stay alive with a little help from an old 'friend'. Drake's life ends at midnight. And Leo's punishment has now been decided. He is sent without memories to find his way back home, with the Elders or the sisters.

  • Director
    • Michael Grossman
  • Writers
    • Constance M. Burge
    • Jeannine Renshaw
  • Stars
    • Alyssa Milano
    • Rose McGowan
    • Holly Marie Combs
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.4/10
    810
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Michael Grossman
    • Writers
      • Constance M. Burge
      • Jeannine Renshaw
    • Stars
      • Alyssa Milano
      • Rose McGowan
      • Holly Marie Combs
    • 5User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Alyssa Milano
    Alyssa Milano
    • Phoebe Halliwell
    Rose McGowan
    Rose McGowan
    • Paige Matthews
    Holly Marie Combs
    Holly Marie Combs
    • Piper Halliwell
    Brian Krause
    Brian Krause
    • Leo Wyatt
    Dorian Gregory
    Dorian Gregory
    • Darryl Morris
    Julian McMahon
    Julian McMahon
    • Cole Turner
    Kathleen Wilhoite
    Kathleen Wilhoite
    • Nadine
    John de Lancie
    John de Lancie
    • Odin
    Elizabeth Dennehy
    Elizabeth Dennehy
    • Sandra
    David Wells
    David Wells
    • Clyde
    Brett Rice
    Brett Rice
    • Sheriff
    Billy Zane
    Billy Zane
    • Drake
    Stacy Reed Payton
    • Suzanne
    • (as Stacy Reed)
    Thomas Lumberg Jr.
    Thomas Lumberg Jr.
    • Uniform
    Bill Blair
    Bill Blair
    • Farmer
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Michael Grossman
    • Writers
      • Constance M. Burge
      • Jeannine Renshaw
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    7MdeSah

    The plot was fair. Not too confusing. It just seemed like it took too long to get to the point.

    The episode was fair. Julian McMahon was fantastic. The last few episodes picked up when Billy Zane joined the cast. He is a wonderful actor. I saw him years ago in the Phantom (from the comic strip). He did a great job. I also saw him in Titanic in which he was a dominating heel. Then in the last few episodes of charmed in which he as delightful to watch. One thing I admired about Billy and Julian was the wonderful way they expressed themselves. Their English was flawless and perfectly understandable. I have gotten along in age and sometimes I have trouble understanding, but too often young actors skip over their consonents. I think it is me, but when I see old movies everybody is understandable - even teenagers. Julian and Billy had a wonderful last scene regardless of the plot. It was very good acting on their part. Don't get me wrong, I love the girls, but these guys seemed like real pros.
    10ianlim

    Cole should stays in the show after this..

    This is a great episode with Cole appearance, but unfortunately, it's only for this episode..

    It shows that Cole hasn't really got 'vanish' after got vanquished on season five, Centennial Charmed. It has proved a lot of theories that was discussed on this character.

    That Cole wasn't willing to be the Source, else he won't be talking to Piper in this episode, thus, Cole is not evil.

    He happens to sent Drake for Phoebe, and he appears at the Magic school at the end, this shows that Cole isn't really in a Limbo..

    An 'Easter egg' episode for Cole's fan.. :)
    7starfire09

    Confusing Episode

    Although I was really happy to see Julian again as Cole even though he had a rather Nip/Tuck image look about him, (lol) this episode was confusing. I found it perplexing at first, wondering why he would want to help Piper find Leo. He then admitted he wanted Phoebe to find love again. At the end of the show it appears that Cole was responsible for sending Drake into the Charmed Ones lives simply for Phoebe. But he appears at the Magic School. For a demon who was the source of all evil but is living in limbo now, I don't see how that is possible. Nor the fact that he has any powers at all enabling him to set the whole thing up regarding Drake. This episode was far fetched and had too many holes in it to make sense. I believe it was simply a gift to all the Cole fans out there that we could see him again. So for that I am grateful. Once again I cried my eyes out at the end. I so loved Julian on the show and felt that it went downhill after he left. I didn't want him to go in this last episode once again and it just seems so unfair that he would still have to live in limbo when he did a beautiful unselfish thing for Phoebe and for Piper.

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    • Trivia
      Final appearance in the series by Julian McMahon.
    • Goofs
      When Phoebe and Drake arrive back from The Alps, waiting for Leo's fate, Phoebe is wearing gloves, she pulls them off, then they're on again, on, off, on, off in the entire scene before she yells for the Elder to come.
    • Quotes

      Piper Halliwell: What are you exactly? Ghost, demon, poltergeist, nightmare?

      Cole Turner: None of the above. We're caught in a cosmic void... between life and death.

      Piper Halliwell: I'm stuck with you?

      Cole Turner: No. If you play your cards right, you can get out of this nasty limbo. I'm the one who's here for all eternity.

      Piper Halliwell: Paying penance for your evil past.

      Cole Turner: You always were the smart one.

      Piper Halliwell: Cut the crap.

      Cole Turner: And direct. I miss that. Actually no, I don't.

    • Connections
      Featured in Charmed: Generation Hex (2006)
    • Soundtracks
      How Soon is Now?
      (opening credits theme)

      Written by Morrissey and Johnny Marr

      Performed by Love Spit Love

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    • Release date
      • April 10, 2005 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Paramount Pictures
      • Spelling Television
      • Viacom Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 42m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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