This week on Black Girl Charmed, Rae and Nelle recap Brain Drain, AKA "3 Dawtahs," a Piper-centric episode penned by Curtis Kheel—who has written for three of the girls' favorite shows. The girls dive deep into Piper's challenging journey toward motherhood. Nelle shares her latest "treat yo self" splurge, shouting out Fat Kid Deals for her budget-friendly finds, and tries to convince Rae to have kids while discussing motherhood's joys. Rae gets candid and explains sex has consequences while reviewing Emily Nagoski's Come As You Are. Rae uncovers parallels between FROM and Charmed, while Nelle remains skeptical of Paige. And by the end, one burning question lingers: What page is the smasortion spell on?

This week on Black Girl Charmed, Rae and Nelle recap Brain Drain, AKA "3 Dawtahs," a Piper-centric episode penned by Curtis Kheel—who has written for three of the girls' favorite shows. The girls dive deep into Piper's challenging journey toward motherhood. Nelle shares her latest "treat yo self" splurge, shouting out Fat Kid Deals for her budget-friendly finds, and tries to convince Rae to have kids while discussing motherhood's joys. Rae gets candid and explains sex has consequences while reviewing Emily Nagoski's Come As You Are. Rae uncovers parallels between FROM and Charmed, while Nelle remains skeptical of Paige. And by the end, one burning question lingers: What page is the smasortion spell on?

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Black Girl Charmed finally returns to recap the fan-favorite episode "A Knight to Remember" and create their largest R.E.P.O.R.T. ever, all while feeling the technical side effects of being former Brilliant Idiots fans.

Rae briefly touches on the Dave Grohl scandal, while Nelle wonders when she’ll finally accept Paige—just like Piper Halliwell. Tune in for laughs, hot takes, and all things Charmed

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

02:56 Media Consumption and Recommendations

05:37 Discussion on 'Reasonable Doubt' and 'The Good Wife'

08:12 Recap of 'Charmed' Episode: A Night to Remember

16:55 Character Dynamics and Episode Critique

36:01 Final Thoughts and Sign Off

46:21 _Next Week's Episode

Black Girl Charmed finally returns to recap the fan-favorite episode "A Knight to Remember" and create their largest R.E.P.O.R.T. ever, all while feeling the technical side effects of being former Brilliant Idiots fans. Rae briefly touches on the Dave Grohl scandal, while Nelle wonders when she’ll finally accept Paige—just like Piper Halliwell. Tune in for laughs, hot takes, and all things Charmed!

In a devastating twist of fate, weeks after mourning the loss of Prue Halliwell in "Death Takes a Halliwell" and later in "Hell Hath No Fury," the girls navigate through the tears and loss of Shannen Doherty. The girls reflect on their favorite Prue Halliwell episodes, moments, and outfits, admiring her animal activism and appreciating her effect on pop culture and on our hearts.

In a devastating twist of fate, weeks after mourning the loss of Prue Halliwell in "Death Takes a Halliwell" and later in "Hell Hath No Fury," the girls navigate through the tears and loss of Shannen Doherty. The girls reflect on their favorite Prue Halliwell episodes, moments, and outfits, admiring her animal activism and appreciating her effect on pop culture and on our hearts.

Size Matters aka Beautiful Gowns

This week on the podcast, the girls struggle to recap the underwhelming Halloween episode "Size Matters." Despite the presence of horror legend Robert Englund, the episode fails to captivate, leading to amusing tangents about Banquet TV Dinners and Cole's legal standing.

Jonnelle shares her thoughts on Trilina Pucci's "Knot So Lucky," while Rae reviews Megan Thee Stallion's latest album, "Megan," and takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the 2001 rom-com "America's Sweethearts."

Join the girls as they navigate through this lackluster Charmed episode

Size Matters aka

Beautiful Gowns

This week on the podcast, the girls struggle to recap the underwhelming Halloween episode "Size Matters." Despite the presence of horror legend Robert Englund, the episode fails to captivate, leading to amusing tangents about Banquet TV Dinners and Cole's legal standing.

Jonnelle shares her thoughts on Trilina Pucci's "Knot So Lucky," while Rae reviews Megan Thee Stallion's latest album, "Megan," and takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the 2001 rom-com "America's Sweethearts."

Join the girls as they navigate through this lackluster Charmed episode.