Charmed/Season 2

Seasons Two of Charmed aired on the WB Network on Thursday evenings at 9:00 pm EST from September 30th, 1999 to May 18th, 2000. Original series regulars Shannen Doherty, Holly Marie Combs and Alyssa Milano reprise their roles as the Charmed Ones, as does Dorian Gregory resume his role as Darryl Morris, albeit in a larger capacity than he had served in season one. With the death of the character Andy Trudeau in the season one finale, T.W. King left the series. A new character, Dan Gordon, was introduced, played by Greg Vaughan. Season two also introduced Jenny Gordon, played by Karis Paige Bryant. Although she was initially included in the opening credit lineup, Karis' character only appeared in four episodes in season two. Season two also introduces the P3 nightclub, owned by Piper Halliwell, which becomes a recurring setting throughout the series.

Production

 * Aaron Spelling - Executive producer
 * E. Duke Vincent - Executive producer
 * Constance M. Burge - Executive producer
 * Brad Kern - Executive producer
 * David Simkins - Co-executive producer
 * Sheryl J. Anderson - Producer
 * Jon Par - Producer
 * Valerie Mayhew - Co-producer
 * Vivian Mayhew - Co-producer
 * Javier Grillo-Marxuach - Co-producer
 * Peter Chomsky - Associate producer
 * Betty Reardon - Coordinating producer
 * Jonathan Levin - Consulting producer

Directors

 * Craig Zisk
 * Shannen Doherty

Writers

 * Brad Kern
 * Chris Levinson
 * Zack Estrin

Notes & Trivia

 * Season two's timeslot switched from Wednesday evenings to Thursday evening at 9:00 pm EST.


 * The first antagonist of season two is a demon called Abraxas.


 * The premiere episode of the season, "Witch Trial", takes place on the one-year anniversary of the show's pilot episode, "Something Wicca This Way Comes".


 * Dorian Gregory only appears in fifteen out of the season's twenty-two episodes.


 * Greg Vaughan appears in eighteen out of the season's twenty-two episodes.

Home video

 * Charmed: The Complete Series
 * Charmed: The Complete Second Season