Something Wicca This Way Comes

Serena is also a nurse at County General Hospital, in her mid-to-late 20s, with a triquetra tattoo on her neck—a symbol seen on Kit's collar and found on two other recently murdered witches. Hours beofre the Halliwell sisters receive their powers, Serena is seen feeding her cat, Kit, before lighting a circle of candles with pyrokinesis from her fingertip. She attempts to cast a protection spell, but it doesn't save her. Moments later, Jeremy stabs her with an athame, making her the third witch killed in as just as many weeks.

Serena's cat eventually gets adopted by the Halliwell sisters

Piper Halliwell is introduced as the emotional glue of the family—gentle, overwhelmed, and often playing referee between Prue and Phoebe. She's introduced showing up late to an appointment, hinting at her time-management struggles. Piper is also in the middle of a job interview for a chef position, where she’s tasked with preparing a specific dish—one that requires a specific port, suggesting it’s a personal favorite. Her budding relationship with Jeremy adds another layer of pressure. They met at the hospital when their Grams was admitted; he gave her his number scribbled on a napkin while she was, in her words, “bawling over a bagel.” Piper’s power—freezing time—beautifully mirrors her desire to hit pause, collect herself, and regain control whenever things become overwhelming.

Prue's kind of the "crunchy" one. With their parents no longer in the picture, Prue took on a parental role early in life, helping raise Piper and Phoebe. That sacrifice hardened her, but moments of warmth still show—like when she quietly brings Phoebe a blanket despite their tension. She quits her job at the History Museum after confronting both her ex-fiancé and her boss (who happen to be the same person). Prue’s power is telekinesis, allowing her to move objects with her mind—usually triggered by emotion, especially anger.

Andy is a third-generation inspector, continuing a long family legacy in law enforcement. Having just returned from Portland, he’s finding his footing back in familiar territory—and familiar relationships. His past with Prue quickly bubbles to the surface, as the two start to rekindle the old flame they once had.

Jeremy is introduced as a charming reporter from the San Francisco Chronicle, but beneath the surface, he’s a warlock with a deadly agenda. He met, Jeremy knew Piper and her sisters were going to receive their powers and he planned a romantic cover to get close. Once the sisters finally reunited, Jeremy struck—revealing his true nature. He becomes the first major threat the sisters face… and their first vanquish.

Phoebe returns to San Francisco after a rough stint in New York—unemployed, in debt, and carrying emotional baggage. She’d gone there hoping to reconnect with their estranged father, but came back empty-handed. Her return instantly stirs tension in the manor, especially with Prue. The friction traces back to a past incident involving Prue’s ex-fiancé, Roger. Still, it’s Phoebe who discovers the Book of Shadows and awakens their powers. She's also the first of the three to save not just their first but their first two innocents. Way to go, Pheebz.