Phoebe as the queen of hell. Typecast much?

Piper is cooking for the models at the photo shoot. I know her food is delicious, but I don't think people who have to wear wispy dresses want such heavy food beforehand.

Chapter Three: Prue has a photoshoot at the Manor but the antique camera knocks out all the models. The book of shadows says the camera has sent their souls to another dimension. The sisters are about to cast a spell to retrieve them, but Cerberus is in the attic.

It’s funny because it’s essentially the same show but with SNL in place of the White House.

This meme is super niche. It may just be for me.

I'm supposed to believe that Piper is a devoted classicist when she's out here mixing Greek and Roman gods all willy nilly?

Chapter Two: Prue meets a hot guy at the library. (I wonder if he'll end up being eeeeeeevil.) She decides to do a photo shoot with a bunch of models dressed as Greek Gods.

In what world is Piper's power boring? Certainly not the one where her sister has the power to SOMETIMES know what is going to happen/has already happened.

Chapter One: Prue's boss offers her a chance at a cover photo. Piper thinks her life is boring. Phoebe meets a hot guy in art class. I wonder if he'll end up being eeeeeeevil...

Far be it from me to judge a book by its (back) cover, but I already have a couple of thoughts.

1: Prue's boss's challenge is just what most people would call her job.

2: The Manor is NOT a mansion.

So he's smart enough to know this is a dream, but not enough to realize that people in his dreams only know what he knows.

This one was a slog. I couldn't really tell you why because the writing was fine and the subject matter was interesting. I think maybe there was too much fighting and not enough quipping. A good Buffy story needs a balance of the two.