List of guest characters in Charmed (season 1)

Charmed is an American supernatural drama television series that was originally broadcast on The WB. The following is a list of guest characters that appeared in the first season of Charmed. Season one premiered on October 7, 1998, and ended on May 26, 1999.[1]

Demons

Episode
No.		 Character(s) Actor(s) Notes
2 Javna/Stefan[2] Michael Philip Appeared undercover as a famous mortal photographer named Stefan who stole the youth of many young women.
3 Fritz, Marshall and Cynda[3] Eric Matheny (Fritz)
Markus Flanagan (Marshall)
Mariah O'Brien (Cynda)		 Demonic shapeshifters who moved into the house across the street from The Charmed Ones' so they could steal the Book of Shadows.
6 Hecate/Jade D'Mon[4] Sarah Rose Peterson A self-proclaimed "Queen of the Underworld" who came to Earth to marry Elliot Spencer and put him under her spell so she could create a demonic spawn.
Kirsten[4] Deeny Consiglio Hecate's head minion who posed as her maid of honor.
12 The Wendigo/Agent Fallon[5] Jocelyn Seagrave A demonic creature, resembling a hybrid of a werewolf and a sasquatch, who appeared undercover as a mortal FBI agent named Agent Fallon.
13 Barbas[6] Billy Drago Appeared on Earth on Friday the 13th so he could kill 13 unmarried witches by using their greatest fears to scare them to death, before midnight or else he would stay trapped in The Underworld.
19 Grimlocks[7] Matt George (Janor)
Dennis Keiffer (Kava)		 White-fleshed demons who choke good individuals to death by seeing the auras that surround them, which they are able to do with the eyesight of children.
20 Charon[8] Brenda Bakke A soul collector who likes to acquire the souls of good witches and helps ghosts get their revenge.
20, 21, 22 Inspector Rodriguez[8] Carlos Gomez Assumed the identity of an Internal Affairs detective and started investigating Andy Trudeau's unsolved cases. Rodriguez then worked with the demonic sorcerer Tempus in an attempt to kill The Charmed Ones.
22 Tempus[9] David Carradine A powerful upper level demon with the ability to manipulate time. He was sent by The Source to help Inspector Rodriguez kill The Charmed Ones.

Warlocks

Episode
No.		 Character Actor Notes
1 Jeremy[10] Eric Scott Woods Piper's ex-boyfriend who lived undercover as a mortal reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle.
8 Gavin[11] Brad Greenquist Sent back from the future to prevent a vaccine, which would eliminate all warlocks, from being created.
9 Matthew Tate[12] Billy Wirth A 17th-century warlock who was accidentally freed out of a locket by Prue and tried to steal the sisters' powers.
17 Nicholas[13] Andrew Jackson Went after The Charmed Ones after he forced their mother into a deal to give up their powers years earlier.
18 Brendan Rowe[14] Michael Weatherly A half-warlock who spent many years hiding from his brothers to keep them from turning him evil.
Greg Rowe[14] Nick Kokotakis Brendan Rowe's oldest brother.
Paul Rowe[14] David Kriegel Brendan Rowe's second oldest brother.

Ghosts

Episode
No.		 Character Actor Notes
4 Mark Chao[15] John Cho A young Chinese man who was killed on his 23rd birthday by a gang leader named Tony Wong.
Yama[15] Todd Newton A demonic spirit who appears on Earth after someone dies, and has a window of opportunity to capture their soul before their body is properly buried.
7 Kali[16] Rebekah Carlton An evil spirit who appeared in reflective surfaces and possessed innocents. She used a teenage girl named Aviva to steal The Charmed Ones' powers.
15 The Woogyman[17] N/A A demonic spirit of black smoke that was held prisoner in the Nexus underneath the Halliwell Manor.
20 Jackson Ward[8] Jeff Kober A serial killer who was executed at Alcatraz. He came back as a ghost.

Witches

Episode
No.		 Character Actor Notes
9 Melinda Warren[12] Tyler Layton The Charmed Ones' ancestor who started the line of Warren/Halliwell witches. The sisters summoned Melinda from the afterlife to help them curse a warlock named Matthew Tate back into her locket again.
13 Tanjella[6] Kimberley Kates A witch who owned an occult shop that Prue and Phoebe were seen shopping at on Friday the 13th. After she closed her shop, Tanjella was killed by a demon named Barbas.
Zoe[6] Jodie Hanson Another witch who was killed by Barbas.
13, 17 Patty Halliwell[6][13] Finola Hughes The Charmed Ones' mother.
14 Max Franklin[18] David Netter A young male witch who was kidnapped by two thugs who wanted to use him to open a bank vault for them.
15, 17 Penny Halliwell[13][17] Jennifer Rhodes Patty's mother and The Charmed Ones' grandmother.
17 Little Prue Halliwell[13] Emmalee Thompson
Little Piper Halliwell[13] Megan Corletto

Humans

Episode
No.		 Character Actor(s) Notes
1 Roger[10] Matthew Ashford Prue's ex-fiancé and her boss at the American Museum of National History, where she previously worked.
2 Brittany Reynolds[2] Cynthia King (young Brittany)
Barbara Pilavin (old Brittany)		 A friend of the sisters' who was kidnapped by the demon Javna and turned into an aged old lady.
3 Victor Bennett[3] Anthony Denison The Charmed Ones' father.
4 Tony Wong[15] Joe Hoe The leader of a Chinese gang who faked his own death by killing Mark Chao.
5 Skye Russell[19] J. Robin Miller A waitress at Quake who was murdered in her dreams by a man named Whitaker Berman.
Whitaker Berman[19] Matt Schulze A man who entered the dreams of women who rejected his love so he could kill them.
Hans[19] Tim Herzog A man who dated Phoebe after she and Piper cast a love spell.
Jack Manford[19] Alex Mendoza A customer at Quake who dated Piper after she and Phoebe cast a love spell.
6 Elliot Spencer[4] Todd Cattell He had planned to marry a woman named Allison Michaels. However, a demon named Hecate, who made a pact with Elliot's mother Grace many years ago, put Elliot under a spell and tried to marry him instead. In the end, Elliot banished Hecate and married Allison.
Grace Spencer[4] Barbara Stock Elliot Spencer's mother
Allison Michaels[4] Christie Lynn Smith Married to Elliot Spencer
Father Trask[4] Jeffrey Hutchinson A priest who tried to kill Hecate. However, Father Trask was killed by Hecate's maid of honor, Kirsten.
7 Aviva[16] Danielle Harris A teenage girl who was corrupted by an evil spirit named Kali. Aviva wanted to befriend The Charmed Ones and become a member of their coven.
Jackie[16] Rebecca Balding Aviva's aunt who looked after Aviva while her mother was in rehab.
8 Dr. Oliver Mitchell[11] Richard Gilbert-Hill Was killed by a warlock named Gavin because he was part of a team that would invent the vaccine to destroy all warlocks.
Alex Pearson[11] Craig Thomas Was killed by Gavin because he was part of a team that would invent the vaccine to destroy all warlocks.
Tanya Parker[11] Michelle Brookhurst A sandwich girl from Buckland Auction House who carried a baby that would create a warlock-eliminating vaccine when he grows up.
9 Arnold Halliwell[12] Terry Bozeman A lawyer who was killed by a warlock named Matthew Tate because he thought Arnold was related to the sisters.
10 Jaime[20] Al Rodrigo A security guard at Buckland Auction House who was killed by a warlock named Hannah Webster.
11 Clay[21] Victor Browne Phoebe's ex-boyfriend from New York. Clay visited San Francisco to convince Phoebe to get Prue to auction off an Egyptian urn that he and his friends stole from a museum in Cairo.
Palmer Kellogg[21] Eddie Bowz Was one of Clay's friends that helped steal the urn. Palmer was killed by The Guardian of the Urn who put a scorpion on him.
Wesley[21] Niklaus Lange Was one of Clay's friends that helped steal the urn. Wesley was killed by The Guardian of the Urn who put a poisonous spider on him.
Shelly[21] Carolyne Lowery A waitress at Quake who broke up with fellow Quake employee Doug because she was tired of waiting for Doug to ask her to marry him.
11, 13 Doug[6][21] Allen Cutler A waiter at Quake who was very clumsy around Shelly. They later got back together after Doug proposed to Shelly.
11, 12, 15, 16, 20 Claire Pryce[21] Cristine Rose Prue's second boss at Buckland Auction House who took over Rex Buckland and Hannah Webster.
12 Billy[5] Billy Jayne A man who saved Piper from being attacked by The Wendigo. Billy was later killed by The Wendigo in her human form, Agent Fallon.
Teri Lane[5] Christina Milian A young girl who was kidnapped by her father. Phoebe and Prue brought Teri back to her mother.
Harriet Lane[5] J. Karen Thomas Teri's mother.
Laurence Beck[5] Charles Chun A health inspector that inspected Quake while Piper appeared ill and started to sweat a lot. When she placed frozen meat on her forehead, Laurence threatened to close the restaurant down.
13 Lucas[6] Steve Wilder A man who held a fundraiser at Quake for a children's hospital. Lucas later went on a date with Piper but ended it when Piper told him she believes in superstitions.
Susan Warner[6] Dailyn Matthews Phoebe's boss at a real estate agency called SWA Properties. Phoebe discovered Susan was having an affair. She asked Phoebe to cover for her while she went away on a romantic outing with her lover.
Richard Warner[6] Evan O'Meara Susan's husband. When Richard visited Susan's office, a conflicted Phoebe decided she could not keep her affair a secret. Richard then revealed he already knew and thanked Phoebe for not lying.
14 Mickey Jackson[18] Brad Tatum An armed robber who kidnapped a young male witch named Max Franklin to use his power of psychokinesis to break into a bank vault.
David[18] Richard Cody Also kidnapped Max with Mickey.
Gordon Franklin[18] Robert Gossett Max's father.
Harry[18] Will Stewart Temporarily worked as the new chef at Quake and proved difficult to work with for Piper.
15 Gasman[17] Richard McGonagle Was hired by Piper to check a gas leak in the basement of the Halliwell Manor. He was then possessed by The Woogyman, who was inadvertently released from a crack in the concrete floor of the basement.
Beth Whittlesey[17] Nancy Moonves A professor of architecture at Berkeley University who was fascinated by the Halliwell Manor. She was possessed by The Woogyman and was arrested the following day for assaulting innocents at the university.
15, 18, 19 Josh[17] Shawn Christian A graduate student in architectural history at Berkeley University, where he was a GA for Professor Whittlesey. Josh dated Piper but their relationship ended when he was offered a job in Beverly Hills.
18 Father Austin[14] Frank Birney A priest who was guiding Brendan Rowe down the path to become a priest and escape his evil heritage.
19 David Hatcher[7] Scott Terra A young boy who was kidnapped by a Grimlock in a park on his birthday.
Brent Miller[7] Raphael Sbarge Was a victim of the Grimlocks, leading to him becoming blind.
Eric Lohman[7] Scott Plank A reporter for the Bay Weekly who saw Prue using her powers in the park prior to David Hatcher being kidnapped by a Grimlock.
Dee Hatcher[7] Maureen Muldoon David Hatcher's mother and a friend of the sisters'.
Jerry Cartwright[7] Michael O'Connor A man who was killed by a Grimlock.
20 Judge Renault[8] Jack Donner Convicted the serial killer Jackson Ward to death. He was later killed by Jackson's ghost.
Iris Beiderman[8] Lesley Woods Was almost killed by Jackson's ghost but was saved by Prue and Andy Trudeau.
20, 21 Inspector Anderson[8][22] Don Brunner Worked for Internal Affairs and helped Inspector Rodriguez investigate Andy Trudeau's unsolved cases.
21 Daisy[22] Lisa Robin Kelly A future Whitelighter who fell in love with a Darklighter named Alec, who also fell in love with her.
22 Joanne Hertz[9] Wendy Benson A segment producer for The Food Network who visited Quake to interview Piper for her show.

Others

Episode
No.		 Character Actor Notes
11 The Guardian of the Urn[21] Stacy Haiduk A magical being that protected an Egyptian urn and killed the people that would steal it.
16 Gabriel Statler[23] Alex McArthur A member of the Lords of War, a clan of supernatural warriors. He carried a crystal sword that granted him immunity to the weapons of man.
Helena Statler[23] Shannon Sturges Gabriel Statler's sister.
21 Alec[22] Michael Trucco A Darklighter who fell in love with a mortal woman named Daisy.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Charmed Season 1 Episodes". TV Guide. Retrieved November 13, 2013.
  2. 1 2 "I've Got You Under My Skin". Charmed. October 14, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  3. 1 2 "Thank You for Not Morphing". Charmed. October 21, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "The Wedding from Hell". Charmed. November 11, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 "The Wendigo". Charmed. February 3, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "From Fear to Eternity". Charmed. February 10, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Out of Sight". Charmed. May 5, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  8. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "The Power of Two". Charmed. May 12, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  9. 1 2 "Déjà Vu All Over Again". Charmed. May 26, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  10. 1 2 "Something Wicca This Way Comes". Charmed. October 7, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  11. 1 2 3 4 "The Truth Is Out There... and It Hurts". Charmed. November 25, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  12. 1 2 3 "The Witch Is Back". Charmed. December 16, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  13. 1 2 3 4 5 "That '70s Episode". Charmed. April 7, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  14. 1 2 3 4 "When Bad Warlocks Turn Good". Charmed. April 28, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  15. 1 2 3 "Dead Man Dating". Charmed. October 28, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  16. 1 2 3 "The Fourth Sister". Charmed. November 18, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  17. 1 2 3 4 5 "Is There a Woogy in the House?". Charmed. February 24, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  18. 1 2 3 4 5 "Secrets and Guys". Charmed. February 17, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  19. 1 2 3 4 "Dream Sorcerer". Charmed. November 4, 1998. The WB Television Network.
  20. ↑ "Wicca Envy". Charmed. January 13, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  21. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Feats of Clay". Charmed. January 20, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  22. 1 2 3 "Love Hurts". Charmed. May 19, 1999. The WB Television Network.
  23. 1 2 "Which Prue Is It, Anyway?". Charmed. March 3, 1999. The WB Television Network.
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