TRIGGER WARNING: Talks of suicide.

This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E10: Y Tu Mummy También AKA Awkward Sex Phase

Tacky maternity fashion and a gaping plot hole are not enough to ruin this season five episode. The girls swoon over guest star Adrian Paul from the Highlander franchise, while Rae drops a bombshell mid-Darryl/ Dorian Gregory gush-fest.

While breaking down the episode, Nelle realizes she’s falling deeper in like with Paige, and Rae confirms that Charmed and The Mummy Franchise (Brendon Fraser, Rachel Weisz) share the same marketing team. Despite being a favorite episode, Nelle wonders whether it would be better if we hadn't seen Phoebe Halliwell belly dance, and they both ponder why the Halliwell sisters think reactionary abuse is okay.

During the pop culture R.E.P.O.R.T, Nelle continues to get cozy with Neoludic Tiny Bookshop, while Rae reads about lawyer magicians in The Murder Wheel by Tom Mead and complicated childhoods in Brooklyn in Jacqueline Woodson’s Another Brooklyn. She takes a trip to the 90s with The Good Son and checks out Colin Farrell’s crime drama Sugar on Apple TV.

Ready for laughs, hot takes, and all things Charmed? Join Nelle & Rae as they talk pop culture and gaming while breaking down Halliwell hijinks in the newest episode of "Black Girl Charmed"—your go-to Charmed Rewatch Podcast.

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TW: Talks of child death, suicide and pregnancy loss

This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E9: Sam I Am AKA Dead Beats in Religious Psychosis

The Father’s Day episode focuses less on celebrating fathers and more on questioning faith and morality. Nelle and Rae debate which Old Testament rules guide The Elders or if they’re more like angels in Supernatural. When they’re not dissecting religious texts, they wonder why Phoebe Halliwell cannot do right by Cole -divorced or not, she has an obligation to do good, but is acting like JLo in ENOUGH. Meanwhile, Paige reconnects with the father who gave her up and is unimpressed with the imitation Frank Gallaher she’s forced to protect, and magical nannies spread the word that the Charmed Ones and their baby are persona non grata.

In the Pop Culture R.E.P.O.R.T, the girls continue to spoil Widow’s Bay and go on a Beyond the Gates rant. Kat Richardson has been treated unfairly for too long, and they can’t keep quiet about it. Nelle gets cozy with the game Tiny Bookshop and continues the Ali Hazelwood’s Bride book series, and provides a review. Rae gets lost in Netflix’s catalog, watching their latest documentary, Maternal Instinct, and the miniseries The Beast in Me.

Ready for laughs, hot takes, and all things Charmed? Hit play now as Nelle & Rae talk pop culture and break down Halliwell hijinks in the newest episode of "Black Girl Charmed"—your go-to Charmed Rewatch Podcast.

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TRIGGER WARNING: Talks of child death, pregnancy loss, and suicide

This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E9: Sam I Am AKA Dead Beats in Religious Psychosis

The Father’s Day episode focuses less on celebrating fathers and more on questioning faith and morality. Nelle and Rae debate which Old Testament rules guide The Elders or if they’re more like angels in Supernatural. When they’re not dissecting religious texts, they wonder why Phoebe Halliwell cannot do right by Cole -divorced or not, she has an obligation to do good, but is acting like JLo in ENOUGH. Meanwhile, Paige reconnects with the father who gave her up and is unimpressed with the imitation Frank Gallaher she’s forced to protect, and magical nannies spread the word that the Charmed Ones and their baby are persona non grata.

In the Pop Culture R.E.P.O.R.T, the girls continue to spoil Widow’s Bay and go on a Beyond the Gates rant. Kat Richardson has been treated unfairly for too long, and they can’t keep quiet about it. Nelle gets cozy with the game Tiny Bookshop and continues the Ali Hazelwood’s Bride book series, and provides a review. Rae gets lost in Netflix’s catalog, watching their latest documentary, Maternal Instinct, and the miniseries The Beast in Me.

Ready for laughs, hot takes, and all things Charmed? Hit play now as Nelle & Rae talk pop culture and break down Halliwell hijinks in the newest episode of "Black Girl Charmed"—your go-to Charmed Rewatch Podcast.

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***SPOILERS FOR WIDOW’S BAY***

This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E8: A Witch in Time AKA The Length of Her Partner’s Penis

This Phoebe Halliwell-centered episode follows Phoebe as she yet again makes a risky decision to save a man she cares about, putting her sisters and their Charmed legacy in jeopardy. The girls discuss the fallout of Phoebe's choice, questioning Death's reluctance to confront her and whether viewers are meant to believe Paige and Piper spent six months trying to help Moesha's little brother. They also reflect on the lack of sisterhood, love, and friendship that traditionally anchors the show.

In pop culture, R.E.P.O.R.T., they discuss Apple TV’s Widow’s Bay, including spoilers. Nelle reviews Nevermore Bookshop Mysteries and offers tips for running a booth at conventions. Rae covers Durand Bernarr’s Bernarr., Euphoria season 3, and The Crash on Netflix.

Ready for laughs, hot takes, and all things Charmed? Hit play now as Nelle & Rae talk pop culture and break down Halliwell hijinks in the newest episode of "Black Girl Charmed"—your go-to Charmed Rewatch Podcast.

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This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E8: A Witch in Time AKA The Length of Her Partner’s Penis

This Phoebe Halliwell-centered episode follows Phoebe as she yet again makes a risky decision to save a man she cares about, putting her sisters and their Charmed legacy in jeopardy. The girls discuss the fallout of Phoebe's choice, questioning Death's reluctance to confront her and whether viewers are meant to believe Paige and Piper spent six months trying to help Moesha's little brother. They also reflect on the lack of sisterhood, love, and friendship that traditionally anchors the show.

In pop culture, R.E.P.O.R.T., they discuss Apple TV’s Widow’s Bay. Nelle reviews Nevermore Bookshop Mysteries and offers tips for running a booth at conventions. Rae covers Durand Bernarr’s Bernarr., Euphoria season 3, and The Crash on Netflix.

Ready for laughs, hot takes, and all things Charmed? Hit play now as Nelle & Rae talk pop culture and break down Halliwell hijinks in the newest episode of "Black Girl Charmed"—your go-to Charmed Rewatch Podcast.

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TRIGGER WARNING: Talks of DV, drug abuse, and suicide

This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E7: Sympathy for the Demon—aka LiggaBiggaTigga Daddy is Back! In this highly anticipated episode, Nelle & Rae reunite with Barbas, the demon of fear and a favorite Charmed villain, making them wish it were a two-parter. As they recap, they wonder how Phoebe Halliwell can move on when her ex-husband is literally the worst demon they've faced. They also mourn the lack of closing sisterly moments that made the show a fan favorite.

In the pop culture R.E.P.O.R.T the girls discuss Will Trent (ABC), Imperfect Women (Apple TV), and The Boys (Prime Video) with spoilers (skip 07:44-30:39). They debate whether the constant threat of cancellation has changed TV writing, how politics affects shock TV, discuss irrational grief while analyzing Eleanor, Mary, and Nancy's friendship, and question the potency of Howard's poetry.

Tune in to "Black Girl Charmed," the show with two unmedicated Black weirdos that discuss Halliwell hijinks and the world of pop culture.

TRIGGER WARNING: Talks of DV, drug abuse, and suicide

This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E7: Sympathy for the Demon—aka LiggaBiggaTigga Daddy is Back! In this highly anticipated episode, Nelle & Rae reunite with Barbas, the demon of fear and a favorite Charmed villain, making them wish it were a two-parter. As they recap, they wonder how Phoebe Halliwell can move on when her ex-husband is literally the worst demon they've faced. They also mourn the lack of closing sisterly moments that made the show a fan favorite.

In the pop culture R.E.P.O.R.T the girls discuss Will Trent (ABC), Imperfect Women (Apple TV), and The Boys (Prime Video) with spoilers (skip 07:44-30:39). They debate whether the constant threat of cancellation has changed TV writing, how politics affects shock TV, discuss irrational grief while analyzing Eleanor, Mary, and Nancy's friendship, and question the potency of Howard's poetry.

Tune in to "Black Girl Charmed," the show with two unmedicated Black weirdos that discuss Halliwell hijinks and the world of pop culture.

This week, the girls rewatch Charmed S5E6: The Eyes Have It, aka Are We Poor? An episode feels like a gentrified S1 episode without the budget. Thankfully, the girls' favorite story editors are back to provide insight on Phoebe Halliwell's character development. And Tobin Bell from the SAW series brings the magic that saves the episode.

In the pop culture, R.E.P.O.R.T. Gamer Nelle continues her Pokémon Pokopia obsession and finally follows up on Resident Evil 9's gameplay. Our professional TV watcher, Rae, loads up on crime dramas Will Trent and Daredevil. She takes a movie break to catch up on the movies she wanted to see during the holiday season.

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