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This episode takes place at Halloween and is focused on Billie. The Charmed Ones are helping Homeland Security and the reporters want details. Homeland Security told the press that the government faked the sisters deaths. Reporters, including a reporter from the Bay Mirror, are outside the manor trying to get info. Later in the episode, Paige meets with the Bay Mirror reporter and tries, with Piper's help, to have him back off the story. Billie offers to take care of demons since the press doesn't know her. The new demon in town (and at Magic School, since it's still Demon-central) is The Dogon. He vanquishes other demons in order to get more powers to eventually rule the underworld. Demons know the Charmed Ones are not dead. This demon is similar to one Billie saw as a child and whom took her sister back then. Billie has a hard time facing the demon since it brings up memories and fears. Dex and Phoebe are now married and he knows she is a witch. She also took "a test". Leo appears in the episode.
בראד קרן- ''We kind of dug ourselves a pretty interesting creative hole,'' admits executive producer Brad Kern. To be sure, there's painting yourself into a corner, and there's burning down the whole house. In the seventh season finale, the three Halliwell sisters ostensibly died and transformed into other actresses. ''We wrote a quasi–series finale, because at that time we didn't know if we were coming back.'' The series is back, and it will craftily explain the ersatz finale: Everyone else sees the clan's new aliases, but they (and we) see them as themselves, Holly Marie Combs, Alyssa Milano, and Rose McGowan. It also explains the need for 8 Simple Rules' Kaley Cuoco as an apprentice witch, charged with demon-fighting in their stead. In other casting news, Dorian Gregory is gone, but Jason Lewis snags a recurring role as Dex Lawson. Speaking of ups and downs, don't count on this being Charmed's last season, either, says Kern. ''You can't kill this show.'' So we see.
