Fun and pretty harmless. Even those who don't particularly like comic books will enjoy it. The innocent of the day is interesting, as there haven't been too many teenagers involved recently. It's too bad we never see him again after this episode, as his power was really cool, and the series really lacks interesting secondary characters. Anyway, it is very nice to see the sisters as super-heroes, and as outfits go, I just love theirs. It's rather unclear why the teenager is sometimes able to alter reality instead of creating something out of the air, but let's skip that. The most interesting part is that, along with the typical outfits, the Halliwell sisters inherit a teenager's view of heroism and justice. Phoebe starts to deal justice in a very direct way, so that Cole (of all people!) has to ask her to cool down. How ironical that HE is trying to behave, and she isn't. I really like that the landlord, although unable to hear their conversation, immediately understands that they are (or have been) a couple.
Finally, just one thing. Throughout the first months of her pregnancy, Piper keeps getting hit or stabbed in the stomach, but nobody ever fears that she might lose her baby. If I were her, I would be more careful. Oh, and at 4 months or more, I would probably also be BIGGER.
Finally, just one thing. Throughout the first months of her pregnancy, Piper keeps getting hit or stabbed in the stomach, but nobody ever fears that she might lose her baby. If I were her, I would be more careful. Oh, and at 4 months or more, I would probably also be BIGGER.
