That’s why the “fierce, funny, feminist” tagline that upset the original cast now seems less like a slap in the face to Charmed’s predecessor and more like a personal mission statement. While the OG was unquestionably pro-woman, it often avoided grappling directly with the issues of the day. However, the new Charmed has the declaration, “This is not a witch hunt — it’s a reckoning. And I want him out!” within the first minute of the premiere, posters with the phrase “Times Up” splashed across them and a joke about Donald Trump breaking the final seal of the apocalypse. All of this makes sense as Charmed mom Marisol is a women’s studies professor and the pilot centers around a very #MeToo collegiate scandal, which then takes an on-the-nose supernatural turn. Even the pilot’s final seconds suggests even the one of the two good man in Charmed might not be so good after all.