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 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.

Don't miss "Black Girl Charmed," where two unmedicated Black weirdos discuss Halliwell hijinks.

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.

Don't miss "Black Girl Charmed," where two unmedicated Black weirdos discuss Halliwell hijinks.

This week, the girls push through their rewatch of Charmed S5E5, "Witches in Tights," aka "Too Much Drawing, Not Enough Action"—an episode with major second-son vibes. From an underwhelming villain to bloated plots, the episode has the girls wishing the "Powers That Be" hadn't reheated Spider-Man's nachos. Making matters worse, the writers refuse to give Phoebe Halliwell a storyline that makes sense. Mercifully, Paige and Piper's blossoming sistership brings laughter and light to the episode.

During the pop culture, R.E.P.O.R.T Nelle gushes about Pokémon Pokopia. Rae catches up on Married to Medicine and cackles through The Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinkins. Rae even includes a playlist with scores from Sinners, Steven Universe, and Alias to help creatives and students power through a cram session.

Tune into "Black Girl Charmed," where two unmedicated Black weirdos discuss Halliwell hijinks.

This week, the girls push through their rewatch of Charmed S5E5, "Witches in Tights," aka "Too Much Drawing, Not Enough Action"—an episode with major second-son vibes. From an underwhelming villain to bloated plots, the episode has the girls wishing the "Powers That Be" hadn't reheated Spider-Man's nachos. Making matters worse, the writers refuse to give Phoebe Halliwell a storyline that makes sense. Mercifully, Paige and Piper's blossoming sistership brings laughter and light to the episode.

During the pop culture, R.E.P.O.R.T Nelle gushes about Pokémon Pokopia. Rae catches up on Married to Medicine and cackles through The Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinkins. Rae even includes a playlist with scores from Sinners, Steven Universe, and Alias to help creatives and students power through a cram session.

Tune into "Black Girl Charmed," where two unmedicated Black weirdos discuss Halliwell hijinks.

This week, the girls get into the Charmed drama following the Paris convention. and rewatch season five's "Siren Song aka Side Chicks Beware Jesus on the Mainline. Even though the siren's song failed to lure the girls in, Baby Daddy Paige Matthews saves the episode. The girls have questions for the writers, like Why are they making Phoebe Halliwell so self-centered? And who is this new Leo Wyatt? From being "competent" at his job to perpetrating first-trimester pregnancy stereotypes, the guardian angel is at his worst.

In the pop culture, R.E.P.O.R.T. Rae gets back into true crime and enjoys the SCRUBS reboot. Nelle preps for another con while catching up on Abbott Elementary and gives her book recommendations.

While breaking down the episode, Rae comes to a startling realization about Piper, examines the misogynistic origins of the siren, and Nelle confronts Paige and Prue Halliwell's AI origins.

Tune into "Black Girl Charmed," where two unmedicated Black weirdos discuss Halliwell hijinks.

This week, the girls get into the Charmed drama following the Paris convention and rewatch season five's "Siren Song aka Side Chicks Beware Jesus on the Mainline. Even though the siren's song failed to lure the girls in, Baby Daddy Paige Matthews saves the episode. The girls have questions for the writers, like Why are they making Phoebe Halliwell so self-centered? And who is this new Leo Wyatt? From being "competent" at his job to perpetrating first-trimester pregnancy stereotypes, the guardian angel is at his worst.

In the pop culture, R.E.P.O.R.T. Rae gets back into true crime and enjoys the SCRUBS reboot. Nelle preps for another con while catching up on Abbott Elementary and gives her book recommendations.

While breaking down the episode, Rae comes to a startling realization about Piper, examines the misogynistic origins of the siren, and Nelle confronts Paige and Prue Halliwell's AI origins.

Tune into "Black Girl Charmed," where two unmedicated Black weirdos discuss Halliwell hijinks.