Charmed Season 2 (CW) - DVD

The Halliwell sisters are back and they have got "the power of three!" Charmed: The Complete Second Season casts a spell of excitement, adventure and fun as Prue (Shannen Doherty), Piper (Holly Marie Combs), and Phoebe (Alyssa Milano) continue their journey as modern-day witches. From the intense season opener, when the trio battles an old foe who attempts to render them powerless, to the suspense-filled, and at times humorous, season

Fans of the television show 'Charmed' can now own all eight seasons of the series. Watch each episode again as the Halliwell sisters discover they are witches and work together to fight evil. The trio's powers include moving objects, seeing into the future, and freezing time. This DVD collection from Paramount Home Entertainment includes 48 discs, including added commentary from the cast and crew. You can also go behind the scenes in 'The Making of Charmed.' The complete set runs over 127 hours and stars Shannen Doherty, Alyssa Milano, Holly Combs, Rose McGowan, Brian Krause, Drew Fuller, and Dorian Gregory. - Meet the beautiful and bewitching Halliwell sisters - the vulnerable Prue (Shannen Doherty), who can magically move objects; the shy Piper (Holly Marie Combs), who is able to freeze time; and the uninhibited Phoebe (Alyssa Milano), who can see the future. These modern-day witches are strong individually, but it's only when they put aside their differences and band together as the Charmed Ones that they can summon the InchPower of ThreeInch to vanquish evil and protect the innocent. Experience the discovery of their magical halfsister Paige (Rose McGowan), plus all the thrills and gripping suspense as they go head-to-head against demons and warlocks - and sometimes even each other.

With each climactic season finale, the Charmed Ones face their biggest challenges in love, life and death and the final episode's ultimate showdown will leave you breathless! This 39-disc Blu-ray set features every episode in brilliant high definition, plus enchanting bonus content including a newly-recorded interview with producer James L. Conway