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Superbowl · 08-17-2005, 07:44 PM

From Ask Ausiello at TV Guide:
I spoke to [Charmed] show runner Brad Kern on Monday and he acknowledged that "there's every likelihood" that this will be the show's final season. "The girls' contracts are up this season, and I wouldn't imagine that they would want to, or should be expected to, come back after devoting pretty much their entire 20s to Charmed. But you can never say never."

Kern, who's keeping open the possibility of a spin-off built around Kaley Cuoco's new witch, said this season viewers will see a shift in focus "more toward the girls' personal lives. It's going to be fun to watch their Sex and the City-like antics as they try to do something they've never done before, which is try to lead normal lives."

Superstar · 08-18-2005, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Superbowl

From Ask Ausiello at TV Guide:
I spoke to [Charmed] show runner Brad Kern on Monday and he acknowledged that "there's every likelihood" that this will be the show's final season. "The girls' contracts are up this season, and I wouldn't imagine that they would want to, or should be expected to, come back after devoting pretty much their entire 20s to Charmed. But you can never say never."

Kern, who's keeping open the possibility of a spin-off built around Kaley Cuoco's new witch, said this season viewers will see a shift in focus "more toward the girls' personal lives. It's going to be fun to watch their Sex and the City-like antics as they try to do something they've never done before, which is try to lead normal lives."

Sounds good!

08-17-2005, 07:44 PM	#1
Superbowl Member Senior Member Join Date: Feb 13, 2005 Posts: 1,107	From Ask Ausiello at TV Guide On Charmed Future From Ask Ausiello at TV Guide: I spoke to [Charmed] show runner Brad Kern on Monday and he acknowledged that "there's every likelihood" that this will be the show's final season. "The girls' contracts are up this season, and I wouldn't imagine that they would want to, or should be expected to, come back after devoting pretty much their entire 20s to Charmed. But you can never say never." Kern, who's keeping open the possibility of a spin-off built around Kaley Cuoco's new witch, said this season viewers will see a shift in focus "more toward the girls' personal lives. It's going to be fun to watch their Sex and the City-like antics as they try to do something they've never done before, which is try to lead normal lives."