Cover -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on Contributors -- Charmed Cast List -- Introduction - Karin Beeler and Stan Beeler -- Part One: Witchcraft, Wicca, Magic and Community -- Audience Interpretation of a Marginalized Religious Philosophy - Michaela D.E. Mayer -- Reclaiming Women's Language for Power and Agency - Susan Latta -- The Power of Three: Strength in Numbers - Caroline Ruddell -- Dynamics of Ritual, Familial Tradition and Female Identity - Sabine Schmidt -- Power of Three as Communitas: Moments of Subversion - Valerie Carroll -- Part Two: Feminist Power -- Power and Gender - Catriona Miller -- Power of Two - Plus One - Randall Clark -- Girl Power for Second -Wave Feminists - Susan Wolfe -- Images of Second Wave and Third Wave Feminism in Charmed - Karin Beeler -- Postfeminism Without Limits? Charmed, Horror and Sartorial Style - Alison Peirse -- Part Three: Visual Power, Place and Genre -- Narrative Recurrence and Visual Leitmotivs in Charmed - Stan Beeler -- Colour Coding, Postfeminism and Charmed - James R. Knecht -- Domesticity, the Uncanny, and the Utopian Potential of the City - Markus Reisenleitner -- The Roles of Comedy and Fantasy in the First Season of Charmed - Peter Rans -- Episode Guide - Suzann Martin and Stephanie Morgan -- Notes -- Further Reading -- Index.