Happily Ever After

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Happily Ever After is an episode of The WB's TV show Charmed. An evil witch from a fairy tale tries to increase her power by trapping the Charmed Ones in warped versions of classic fairy tales. Phoebe attends a formal ball as Cinderella and meets an evil Prince Charming, Paige takes a bite from a poisoned apple and becomes a princeless Snow White, and Piper has a nasty confrontation with a big bad wolf just as Little Red Riding Hood did.
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  • Sep 29, 2002

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  • 3

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Charmed

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  • 4301091
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