Which Prue Is It, Anyways? - Charmed S01E16

The House of Halliwell / A Charmed Rewatch Podcast

Drew Fuller

After Shows, Tv & Film

4.9 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2022

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Holly, Brian, and Drew discuss episode sixteen of season one, Which Prue is it, Anyways? This week they talk about Shannen having so much fun shooting the episode, how bad a detective Andy is, and why the style of the show changed. Want to listen to the next episode right now? Join our Patreon family for exclusive content, early episodes, and video! patreon.com/thehouseofhalliwell.

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0:00.0	I just had you in here. What's going on?
0:03.1	Andy leases his goddamn mind in this episode.
0:06.6	I'm losing my fucking goddamn mind.
0:08.8	Andy, he should have just gone straight to Dexter, Dexter,
0:13.2	and then I would have respected him more.
0:15.9	Welcome to the House of Hallowell.
0:26.3	This is episode 16, which prue is it anyway?
0:30.6	In an effort to save herself prue, chance, and incantation
0:35.1	to multiply her strength.
0:36.8	Surprisingly, the spell results in the creation of multiple prues.
0:42.2	This episode aired on March 3rd, 1999,
0:45.6	and it was directed by John Behring.
0:46.9	Do we really need to keep including,
0:48.9	well, that's why I love it because it's John Behring.
0:51.2	But also, do we need to keep including the dates?
0:55.6	I'm saying, I just want people to know.
0:57.8	For why?
0:58.9	I just, you know, it's a good reference point.
1:01.0	It's really not. I just make it sound like ancient historical times.
1:05.8	It is. It is.
1:06.7	In our times.
1:07.7	I mean, it was historical times.
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