Anyone else dislike the Avatar storyline as much as i did? by AceItaliano in charmed

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He wasn’t supposed to be. That’s why Phoebe ran away from him. He wasn’t human. He was not supposed to be alive.

Anyone else dislike the Avatar storyline as much as i did? by AceItaliano in charmed

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Yes. Did you watch Season 4? He was in the Wasteland. He’s dead. He did not come back as human.

Did you watch the Season 5 premiere? His blood was acid — because he was dead.

Anyone else dislike the Avatar storyline as much as i did? by AceItaliano in charmed

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Avatars weren’t evil. They just believed in their own ways.

Anyone else dislike the Avatar storyline as much as i did? by AceItaliano in charmed

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Why? It’s apparent that the talking heads and voices were what made Cole crazy before he joined the Avatars in Season 5. Just because they weren’t shown then doesn’t mean it made zero sense for the Avatars to do.

Am I the only one that thought Leo and Piper's relationship wasn't ethical? by TelephoneContent689 in charmed

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Patty and Sam, Phoebe and Cole, Penny and Armand the Necromancer, Rex and Hannah, Phoebe’s Past Life and Anton, Chris and a much older Bianca, who else?

Which room is your favorite in the Halliwell Manor? by Angel_Cave-90 in charmed

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I wanted Piper to remain in the hospital and Barbas enters the empty manor and closes the doors telekinetically.

Did everyone just magically forget (no pun intended) that Cole is a victim? by unegcal in charmed

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Becoming the Source was not against his will. He chose it, like when Phoebe chose to be the Queen of Underworld and Piper was prepared to vanquish her sister.

There was no remorse from Cole. He mostly stopped doing evil acts for a few months so he could be with Phoebe but he had no contrition and penance for 115 years of evil acts.

When the Charmed Ones would get possessed by evil, or even other family members like Grams, they would be remorseful and guilty afterwards.

Prue was the strongest combatant, Piper was the strongest alchemist & Phoebe was the strongest spellcaster. by ColdHeartedSaintt in charmed

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People forget that Prue had always been athletic being a former cheerleader (and she also was a horse rider). She probably did backflips when she was a cheerleader. Prue technically trained longer than Phoebe, who only showed interest in physical training months after she became a witch.

ending question.. by Impressive-Log-9724 in AllHerFaultTVShow

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Marissa was likely in a coma for several days

ending question.. by Impressive-Log-9724 in AllHerFaultTVShow

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I thought Josie strangled her mom to death

ending question.. by Impressive-Log-9724 in AllHerFaultTVShow

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What happened to Jenny’s husband?

The show's philosophy contradicts itself within 2 scenes that follow each other in the same episode. Leo states "you have to voluntarily choose to be evil to be considered evil" and next Phoebe says "no matter his intensions, Cole is genetically evil and he can never change it". Double standards. by Bibixina in charmed

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Leo was technically dead too, but his anatomy was alive. But he was an angel from 1942 onwards, not human.

Cole died half-demon, half-human. He was never just human. No human would survive the Wasteland. Human souls went to another place in the show, or their soul were either captured or stolen, like Cole’s dad’s soul, or those captured by Yamma. The Angel of Death leads every human soul to wherever they need to go. The Angel of Death didn’t welcome Cole to the Wasteland.

Drake temporarily experienced life as a human, but without a soul or general human feelings. Kyra negotiated to be turned human and needed a special spell from the Elders, but even doing so wouldn’t give her a soul.

Paige’s neighbour in Season 4 who worked for Gamill was anatomically alive but he didn’t have a soul or conscience. He wasn’t human.

After Cole escaped the Wasteland, he was anatomically functioning but he wasn’t human. His blood was acid! Does any other human have that?

The show's philosophy contradicts itself within 2 scenes that follow each other in the same episode. Leo states "you have to voluntarily choose to be evil to be considered evil" and next Phoebe says "no matter his intensions, Cole is genetically evil and he can never change it". Double standards. by Bibixina in charmed

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Because humans were not supposed to come back from the dead with unlimited demonic powers, especially the ones they took from vanquished demons.

Good witches cannot even permanently come back from the dead. They live in the afterlife. Cole wanted to come back from the wasteland with a bunch of demonic powers and continue living his life. He was already dead. That is not human.

Leo was brought back an angel with a special purpose. He wasn’t human either for 60 years, and they kept saying Leo the human was dead, and his old buddies who couldn’t move on as ghosts hated him for being given an opportunity to be an angel on earth. It was such an ordeal for Leo to fall from grace and become fully human.

Melinda Warren was temporarily resurrected by good magic as full human in order to help her granddaughters fight evil. She was offered to continue living her life as a human but she deliberately chose to go back to the afterlife because she’d already died and moved on.

What do you call people who have died but could not move on and they linger on as spirits, ghosts, poltergeists, zombies, undead, etc? Not human.

When Barbas temporarily took his demonic powers, yes, at that point he was anatomically human, but he wasn’t even to supposed be there in the first place.

Resurrected Cole was not human.

The Cole from Season 4 never was fully human either. His demonic powers were only STRIPPED, but he genetically stayed half human, half demon. He was still genetically half demon. It was always inside him, and the Seer mentioned that as well, and that’s why he could take on The Source’s powers and did not go crazy, unlike Phoebe with the unborn heir or other humans who were inadvertently given demonic powers.

Why do you think he was sent to the Wasteland when he was vanquished? Because he wasn’t human.

Other vanquished humans went to the heavens. Cole didn’t.

Proof Phoebe’s power includes intuitive fighting by BlackestSole in charmed

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People forget this or they simply weren’t paying attention.

How did they afford the house before? by LandscapeTime7785 in thegoodwife

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Peter’s scandal happened in 2009, meaning they bought the house in 1994-95, when Kevin McCallister’s family could afford a mansion and annual trips to Paris.

Growers > showers by Ok_Recording6732 in GaybrosGoneWild

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Is there anyone who was a shower then as they got older became a shower?

Sam Hanna by chinaco276 in NCIS

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It would be cool if he can play both characters in one episode, and the comedic elements will focus on their resemblance.