5 major takeaways from Charmed Season 1, Episode 10

2. Harry gets his memories back

Hellcatraz is so bad that a person’s memories are used to torture them. And, of course, memories of pain. But Harry doesn’t remember anything of his time alive, right?

That all changed with this episode. While Harry doesn’t remember, the Dragon Eye running the prison can see them and uses them against Harry. We first get glimpses of him robbing a bank and in prison. Then at the end, we see that he’s crying over his dying son, saying that it’s his fault.

Charity decided to look into Harry’s file for his memories, despite it being completely against the rules. She wanted to know what Harry would be tortured with and found out that Harry’s son never died. Whatever Harry did, he had managed to save his son and now that son is somewhere out there.

Will we get a storyline of Harry finding his family? That’s going to be awkward.

1. Macy learns a family secret

Harry wasn’t the only one learning family secrets in Charmed Season 1, Episode 10. Macy learned something major too and it was all thanks to Galvin.

During the episode, Galvin learned as much as he could about magic and worked with Macy to get the DNA information on Julia’s computer. It turns out Julia is figuring out how to turn humans into demons, which isn’t that surprising. We knew she was trying to save Parker, but this could be something bigger.

Galvin learned something bigger, though. Macy isn’t the one with a different father to the other two. It turns out Macy and Maggie share the same father, and Mel is the odd one out.

Wait, what? Yes, I had to think about this. Mel is the middle child. So Marisol had a baby with Macy’s father, had Mel with someone else, and then went back to Macy’s father and had Maggie? now I need to know that story.

What did you take away from Charmed Season 1, Episode 10? What do you hope to see moving forward? What are your biggest questions? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Charmed Season 1 continues on Sundays at 9/8c on The CW.