Charmed Again (4.01 & 4.02)
Written by Brad Kern
Directed by Michael Schultz (1st hour) and Mel Damski (2nd hour)
Aired: October 04, 2001
Repeat: December 20, 2001 (Part 1)
Repeat: December 27, 2001 (Part 2)
(2 Hour Season Premiere) The bewitching series begins its fourth season as a fresh face is added to the comely coven to replace the departed Shannen Doherty. Rose McGowan joins the cast as Paige Matthews, a half sister the Charmed Ones never knew they had. She meets the surviving Halliwells when she feels compelled to attend Prue's funeral. Phoebe seems to be coping, even after a premonition of Paige's death--at the hands of the same demon that slew Prue. Piper, however, is overwhelmed by the loss, and her crisis comes to a head when she nearly breaks down during the memorial service, as Cole faces off against two demonic bounty hunters sent to kill him.
Guest Stars:
Finola Hughes as Patty Halliwell
Jordan Bridges as Shane
Yancey Arias as the Oracle
Krista Allen as Inspector Cortez
Ben Guillory as The Source
James Read as Victor Bennett
Jennifer Rhodes as Penny 'Grams' Halliwell
Michael Bailey Smith as Shax
David Reivers as Bob Cowan
Andi Carnick as Priestess
Wendy Phillips as Sister Agnes
Michael Bailey Smith as Belthazor
Trish Daniels as Receptionist
Ben Parrillo as Jake Grisanti
Kim Little as Carol Grisanti
Joe Goddard as kind man
Bobby Preston as little boy
Hell Hath No Fury (4.03)
Written by Krista Vernoff
Directed by Chris Long
Aired: October 11, 2001
Repeat: November 29, 2001
New to the witchy world of The Charmed Ones, Paige is learning to control her new telekinetic powers and steals the Book of Shadows from Phoebe and Piper to use the spells for personal gain. Meanwhile, Piper's inability to deal with her sister's recent death makes her vulnerable to the Furies, female demon vigilantes who lure her into their fold.
Guest Stars:
Scott Mosenson as Donnie
Becky Wahlstrom as Lila
David Reivers as Bob Cowan
Ben Tolpin as Billy
Ken Feinberg as Demon in Black
Enter The Demon (4.04)
Written by Daniel Cerone
Directed by Joel Feigenbaum
Aired: October 18, 2001
Repeat: December 06, 2001
Cole learns that the Source will try to destroy the girls soon, before others believe the Source to be weak and challenge him as the leader of all things evil. As a result, Cole insists Phoebe take her martial arts studies more seriously as Piper instructs Paige in the basics of witchcraft. Paige, however, does not devote her full attention to her studies and while mixing a potion inadvertently switches bodies with Phoebe. Meanwhile, Yenlo, a student of a Zen Master, seeks revenge on his teacher and his master's daughter, Anling, after being passed over to take his masters' place. When mortally wounded, Yenlo, hides in between worlds, eventually wounding and capturing his former master. Anling crosses paths with the Charmed Ones and needs their help to save her father.
Guest Stars:
James Hong as the Zen Master
Jeanne Chinn as Anling
Daniel Dae Kim as Yenlo
Jacobi Wynne as Mason Cowan
Jamison Yang as Shopkeeper
Size Matters (4.05)
Written by Nell Scovell
Directed by Noel Nosseck
Aired: October 25, 2001
Repeat: January 03, 2002
A disfigured demon shrinks Phoebe with a metallic wand when the witch goes alone to a creepy house that Paige asks her sisters to investigate. Meanwhile, Piper hires a club promoter to redesign P3, but some of his ideas concern her.
Guest Stars:
Robert Englund as Gammill - The Collector
Reynaldo Rosales as Finn
Richard McGregor as Treat Taylor
Heather Marie Marsden as interviewer
Kari Coleman as blonde girl
Aaron Brumfield as bouncer
Special Musical Guest:
Dave Navarro
A Knight to Remember (4.06)
Written by Alison Schapker and Monica Breen
Directed by David Straiton
Aired: November 01, 2001
Repeat: January 10, 2002
Paige inadvertently conjures up a medieval prince who is under the spell of an enchantress, an evil woman who looks exactly like Paige and wants to marry the man so she can produce an heir and rule his kingdom. Elsewhere, Piper and Phoebe ask Paige to move in with them to make it easier for the sisters to battle demons.
Guest Stars:
Charlie Weber as Glen
Joie Lenz as Lady Julia
Jesse Woodrow as the Prince
David Reivers as Bob Cowan
Frank Crim as driver
Brain Drain (4.07)
Written by Curtis Kneel
Directed by John Behring
Aired: November 08, 2001
Cole brings news that the Source has sent a Chameleon demon to Halliwell Manor to spy of the Charmed Ones. When the Chameleon demon's cover is blown, the Source destroys him and takes his place in an attempt to use the fact that the girls will try to hunt down the Chameleon demon and vanquish him, against the sisters. The Source then manages to kidnap Piper and uses his dark magic to project into her mind, trying to convince Piper that she isn't really a witch but a patient in a mental hospital. The Source ultimately wants manipulate Piper into relinquish her powers to him so he can destroy her and her sisters.
Guest Stars:
Alastair Duncan as Chameleon Demon/Dr. Alaster
Rachel Wilson as Becca
Krista Allen as the Oracle
Ben Guillory as the Source
Whitney Dylan as Wendy
Tom Billett as Bounty Hunter #1
Eric Ware as Orderly #1
Shelia J. Cavanaugh as Patient #2
Angela Oh as Patient #3
Black As Cole (4.08)
Teleplay by Brad Kern and Nell Scovell
Story by Abbey Campbell
Directed by Les Landau
Aired: November 22, 2001
While tracking down a demon that they believe is responsible for killing witches, Cole suddenly proposes to Phoebe. The girls soon learn they didn't get the right demon when another witch turns up dead, and while investigating come across Emma who is hunting a demon to avenge the death of her fiance. Emma reveals that Belthazor was responsible the one that killed her finace, as the girls discover the new Assistant DA is really the demon that has been killing the witches. Meanwhile, Paige brings home a mechanical baby so Piper and Leo can test their parenting skills.
Guest Stars:
Vincent Angell as Assistant DA Sykes
Heather Dawn as Susan Coleman
Bonnie Root as Emma
Michael Bailey Smith as Belthazor
Aaron Brumfield as Demon Sykes
Sara Lynn Moneymaker as Marika
Matthew Heron as Annoying Man
Kaycee Shank as Kari
Muse to My Ears (4.09)
Written by Krista Vernoff
Written by Joel J. Feigenbaum
Aired: December 13, 2001
A muse seeks help after a warlock begins capturing the other muses with a magical ring as part of his plot to build a factionof warlocks to assist him in overthrowing the Source. Meanwhile, Cole tries to compensatefor the loss of his demonic powers by purchasing a gun for protection.
Guest Stars:
Anthony Starke as Devlin
Siobhan Flynn as Melody
Cindy Ambuehl as African American muse
John Prosky as the Congressman
Chad Kukahiko as Jackson
Jorge Luis Pallo as Hector
Graham Sheils as Homeless man/demon
Harley Zumbrum as Rake
A Paige from the Past (4.10)
Teleplay by
Written by
Aired: January 17, 2002
Leo asks the Ghost of the Past to transport Paige back to her teen years, when her adoptive parents were killed, so the Halliwell sisters can deal with her guilt over their deaths. Meanwhile, two vagrant spirits invade the bodies of Phoebe and Cole.
Guest Stars:
as
Trial by Magic (4.11)
Teleplay by
Written by
Aired: January 24, 2002
Phoebe serves on a jury during a murder trial and angers her peers by delaying her vote after she has a premonition that the accused man is not the killer. Meanwhile, an old friend of Paige's visits, and Paige invites him to stay at the manor while he's in town, much to the chagrin of her sisters and Leo.
Guest Stars:
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Lost And Bound (4.12)
Teleplay by
Written by
Aired: January 31, 2002
The Halliwell sisters try to help a 10-year-old runaway who can start fires with his mind and is being pursued by demons who want to deliver the boy to a demonic school where he would learn to serve the Source. Meanwhile, Phoebe's personality radically changes after Cole gives her an engagement ring that belonged to the Charmed Ones' grandmother.
Guest Stars:
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Charmed And Dangerous (4.13)
Teleplay by
Written by
Aired: February 07, 2002
Guest Stars:
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The Three Faces of Phoebe (4.14)
Teleplay by
Written by
Aired: February 21, 2002
Guest Stars:
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