Which Prue Is It, Anyway?

After killing a boxer with a magic sword to steal his killer instinct, the warlock Gabriel uses the art collection of his sister Helena Statler to ambush Prue to kill her and get her power of the primogeniture witch. Prue uses a spell to increase her power, but she multiplies in three with two clones instead. The trio plus Phoebe and Piper plot a plan to defeat and destroy the invincible Gabriel, but when the clones are killed, the Halliwell sisters have to use the power of three.

"Which Prue Is It, Anyway?" is a very delightful episode where this charming and sexy actress Shannen Doherty has a great performance in three different personalities: the executive (black) Prue, the sexy (blue) Prue and the funny and silly (pink) Prue. It seems that finally Inspector Andy Trudeau will investigate witchcraft and magic. My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "Qual é a Prue Verdadeira" ("Which Prue Is True?")

Which Prue is it, anyway is about a Lord of War named Gabriel who uses a sword to capture abilities. His sister Helena helps him to trap the eldest Halliwell but with a spell and her sisters she stands a good chance to overcome them. Not my favorite ep as it doesn't really flow well and seems stuffy. I like how it goes into their history, but the plot's very thin leaving much to the imagination and never really clarifies what makes a Lord special. The only thing that stood out to me was the sword and how useful it could come.

Some attributes I enjoyed was the bonding of the sisters. How they play horse around and know how to turn each others buttons. Shannon was sexy, relaxed and having fun. While not my favorite it does further a few plot developments and shows another side to Prue you never knew was in her. I can wait to see this character blooms.

I always have a soft spot for any Prue-centered Charmed episode and this one is one of the best of them, featuring not one but actually three versions of Prue, each slightly differing from the other. The two clones of Prue are created by accident to battle an invincible adversary.

The interaction of Prue Halliwell with her selves is real funny to watch, and otherwise the episode is thrilling. I think it may rate as one of the best Charmed episodes.

Pity though, that the romance with Andy Trudeau didn't work out in this first series.