Wrestling with Demons

Episode aired Feb 1, 2001
TV-PG
42m

IMDb RATING

7.0/10

860

YOUR RATING

Drama Fantasy Mystery

When Prue discovers that one of her ex-boyfriends is being led down the path to becoming a demon, she, Piper and Phoebe risk their lives in an underworld wrestling ring to save his soul.When Prue discovers that one of her ex-boyfriends is being led down the path to becoming a demon, she, Piper and Phoebe risk their lives in an underworld wrestling ring to save his soul.When Prue discovers that one of her ex-boyfriends is being led down the path to becoming a demon, she, Piper and Phoebe risk their lives in an underworld wrestling ring to save his soul.

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

860

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
This episode features the first trip to the underworld of the whole series.

Goofs
When the elevator doors close, Phoebe is standing to the left of Prue and Piper is standing to her right. When the doors open in the underground, the girls are now on the opposite sides.

Quotes
Darryl: Prue asked me to check out a manager named Kellman. He paid all of Tom's bills after he disappeared, but he...
Leo: Could be a recruiter... do you have an address?
Darryl: [Darryl hands Leo a police file] You think Kelman's the demon?
[Leo looks into the file]
Darryl: Well what kind of powers do you think we should expect it...
[Leo orbs out. The file he was holding falls down onto a table]
Darryl: Oh, see, okay, now... that ain't right.

Crazy credits
In this episode there isn't the Book of Shadows at the end credits. It's just a black background.

Soundtracks
How Soon is Now?
(opening credits theme)
Written by Morrissey and Johnny Marr
Performed by Love Spit Love

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Review

Featured review

Hit the mat

This episode doesn't seem to fit in charmed and seemed only done to draw in a new fan base. While the storyline is broken up into two parts connected they really don't follow or relate to one another. Sure you get plenty of action, but not in this complicity. The music to reflect It was the worst ever scored for the show in my opinion. It could've been another fun fluff extravaganza if it bothered to put though into the ending. Ron Pearlman is better used as a romantic figure instead of a tough guy.

Still I never like to trash this show and will say Tom's other scenes are magnificent, Phoebe's conscious catching to her provided nice drama and exploring the demon world was interesting for the most part. The special effects weren't bad and even added a creepy environment spots.

While not the best episode, its worth watching every one to better understand the mythology or the sisters arches. This may entertain others, but not my cup of tea.