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06-13-2022, 07:49 PM
https://tvline.com/2022/06/10/charmed-series-finale-ending-explained-halliwell-connection-interview/
The producers of the reboot decided to end their series (https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/131220-s04e13-the-end-is-never-the-end/) Friday with a connection to the original Charmed, resulting in a full-circle ending. But as Deadline reports, the finale (https://www.reddit.com/r/CharmedCW/comments/v9ipxb/season_4_episode_13_the_end_is_never_the_end_live/) "ignited a tweetstorm of protests" (https://deadline.com/2022/06/charmed-series-finale-surprise-ending-sparks-fan-protests-1235043604/) over the weekend (https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/70215-magic-word-charmed-in-the-media/page/5/#comments) from the show's original fans. That included the reboot's writers firing back after original Charmed writer Curtis Kheel called them "imposters." (https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/charmed-reboot-finale-writers-imposters-1235163868/) "We wrote and shot this episode before we knew the show was going to end," executive producer Joey Falco tells TVLine. We knew for months that there was a 50/50 chance of us getting canceled, so we wanted to end on something that could move forward but could also be a satisfying conclusion. We wanted to eventually tie these universes together. We were going to do it in a much bigger, crazier way at a certain point, but since we knew there was a chance we were getting canceled, this was the sweet spot where we felt like we got to do what we’ve always wanted to do — make it a Charmed multiverse — but also end in a way that’s hopeful and satisfying and wraps up everyone’s emotions." ALSO: What Charmed would've done with a fifth season (https://tvline.com/lists/charmed-season-5-canceled-what-would-have-happened-the-cw/).
The producers of the reboot decided to end their series (https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/131220-s04e13-the-end-is-never-the-end/) Friday with a connection to the original Charmed, resulting in a full-circle ending. But as Deadline reports, the finale (https://www.reddit.com/r/CharmedCW/comments/v9ipxb/season_4_episode_13_the_end_is_never_the_end_live/) "ignited a tweetstorm of protests" (https://deadline.com/2022/06/charmed-series-finale-surprise-ending-sparks-fan-protests-1235043604/) over the weekend (https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/70215-magic-word-charmed-in-the-media/page/5/#comments) from the show's original fans. That included the reboot's writers firing back after original Charmed writer Curtis Kheel called them "imposters." (https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/charmed-reboot-finale-writers-imposters-1235163868/) "We wrote and shot this episode before we knew the show was going to end," executive producer Joey Falco tells TVLine. We knew for months that there was a 50/50 chance of us getting canceled, so we wanted to end on something that could move forward but could also be a satisfying conclusion. We wanted to eventually tie these universes together. We were going to do it in a much bigger, crazier way at a certain point, but since we knew there was a chance we were getting canceled, this was the sweet spot where we felt like we got to do what we’ve always wanted to do — make it a Charmed multiverse — but also end in a way that’s hopeful and satisfying and wraps up everyone’s emotions." ALSO: What Charmed would've done with a fifth season (https://tvline.com/lists/charmed-season-5-canceled-what-would-have-happened-the-cw/).