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The show is essentially fluff but it didn't bug me. But I'm not sure who the target audience is because the pilot seemed to swing awkwardly from youngsters to adults. At times I felt like I was watching Sabrina the Teenage Witch and then all of a sudden it became an episode of Night Gallery. If they go the Night Gallery route, that would be cool. If they go the Sabrina route they better hire some comedy writers.

From what we have seen so far they have really implemented intelligent and effective directing to encapsulate the thrills associated with magic and bring some justice back to this witchy genre. It seems all the new witch shows just keep getting canceled and it s a real problem because then there s only one gray witch show ant it s from 1998 charmed.

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User Reviews

Absolutely loved this show and the cast was amazing! Why was this canceled but the crappy charmed reboot isn't lol.

Please just bring it back. I can't handle the very limited amount of episodes. You had a star studded cast and you let it go. This show rivals Charmed for me but it isn't nearly as long so it can not contend so please give me moreeee.

I stumbled upon this show and normally I won't bother to watch any show if it has only 1 series as I don't want to start to enjoy knowing there won't be a follow up! However this had 2 series so thought it worth it and I wasn't disappointed admittedly I am a big sci fi/ fantasy fan so it was right up my street and from the first few episodes had me hooked. I thought the script and acting were great on a par with the likes of charmed which I also loved,I binge watched series 1&2 optimistacly expecting as there was no series 3 that it would finish as in wrapping it up on last episode of 2! Of course Fox as it has in the past didn't allow and it ended with a few cliffhangers that frustrated the hell out of me! Surely Fox could have commisoned an extended end or a special 90-120 min episode for all the dedicated fans of the show! Simlair to what was done for Sense8! I would still recommend the show as it is well worth it and who knows maybe it can be revived just like the new Charmed coming next month!

I liked the pilot, and actually wished it would have been a bit longer. Its a light show, but fun. It's like Practical Magic (the movie), in that it combines a little dark, with light comedy. It is probably a bit younger than you'd expect for a Lifetime show, but based on the pilot, I'll be watching the next episode. The acting is good enough for the characters (I don't expect Emmy nominations though). I was glad to see Julia Ormond again, and I think Jenna Dewan Tatum is perfect for the role. The story seems to be set up nicely so that there will be some depth and twists to look forward to. We'll definitely have flashbacks and perilous situations to look forward to. A light alternative for Sunday nights.

This show is nothing more or less of just average. The show has very attractive actors and the storyline gives that normal ole "Family feel" vibe to it. The house is a copy of charmed and the two main men in the show as well as the writing is copied from Vampire diaries. Its the story where everyone has 40,000 secrets and each secret is being revealed every episode while it progressively gets worst revealing stronger and badder villains as it does. Just like the vampire diaries, there is a woman torn between two brothers who don't like each other. One is a upholding citizen/caring and thoughtful while the other is miserable, broken, and misunderstood. Once again another woman came in between them in their past lives that made them separated in the first place.

I would only recommend this show if you enjoy the pacing, writing, and turns of shows like Vampire Diaries, The Originals, The secret circle etc.

Julia Ormond is a great actress, in fact, the whole cast does well.

You can only do so much with a cheesy, easy, lazy script, right? This show started very well, but the 2nd season was a big let down. They have already taken away the final threat -- death. It isn't just a few people, half the cast dies and comes back to life on a semi-regular basis.

The killing of the king was just too easy - after so much build up.

And then switching places. I won't even get into that.

All that being said, it's fun enough to watch. If you don't expect any real plot twists, or amazing surprises - it's fine. It beats reality TV, and the genre is one of my favorites.

I really enjoyed this TV show. It was less teenage than I though it was going to be and I'm still sad it was cancelled.

Do I need to say more, lived the show and the mythology! So exciting.

It seems all the new witch shows just keep getting canceled and it's a real problem because then there's only one gray witch show ant it's from 1998 (charmed)

So please bring it back and have a long run so we at least have another show with witches, but I really loved witches of the east end it truly was great!

Amazing series but the cliff hanger at the end of season 2will NEVER BE REVEALED!! as the show got cancelled! So sad

I genuinely love this show and I'm still sad it's over. If you're a fan of charmed, please drop what you're doing. Right now. This is not a drill. And go watch Witches of East End. All I have to say is you are welcome.

A fun and enjoyable story about a family of witches with a watchable talented cast of lovely actresses - what's not to like? A grown up Charmed with some Hot in Cleveland / Golden Girls chemistry thrown in.

Loved Julia Ormond in Mad Men recently and it's great she has found an interesting juicy dual role to play. Jenna Dewan is a good actress and it's great she has a chance to show it. Too bad about the short lived Playboy Club. So glad the still very lovely Madchen Amick has a regular role as a naughty witch. She was doing lots of guest roles recently but this role suits her to a t and she livens up the screen whenever she is on. Plus the excellent Virginia Madsen is here as well even though she is a little plumper she is still beautiful.

There aren't enough light hearted shows on TV right now and I hope this one lasts.

This show is exactly what you will expect it to be and then some!

I was somewhat skeptical at first, given the short lived rise and fall of the secret circle, but I can't help but feel like this show really has some great potential, and will remain a must-see in your weekly TV rota. With very charmed-like characters and an immediate fondness for the protagonists, my intrigue was surely hooked.

Alongside the endearing and oh-so-steamy cast is a thorough and well developed story-line of family, betrayal and of course, magic! Gone are the days where you will underwhelmed by low budget special effects shaping shiny blue lights and glitter that falls from the sky. From what we have seen so far they have really implemented intelligent and effective directing to encapsulate the thrills associated with magic and bring some justice back to this witchy genre.

All in all, this series is worth keeping an eye on, I'm seeing some good things here and cant wait for the series to continue even further.

This is one show which is different and gripping at the same time.

I have been an ardent follower of Castle, White Collar and Vampire Diaries , not to mention Game of Thrones, and Breaking Bad in this year!

And to find a series that still keeps up the interest is one great feat. I finished the season in 1 night. I did not sleep even a second through it.

Story is unique. So if you can let the story begin, I'm sure you will love the series after 2 episodes!

All the best watching this series! :)

The show has Julia Ormand. if you're a fan, check it out because she looks great.

The show itself seems to be a light version of similar stuff but not moody or pretentious. The special effects are subtle and at times very slick. The plot seems interesting enough though not particularly new. The actors are, well let's just say some are better than others.

The show is essentially fluff but it didn't bug me. But I'm not sure who the target audience is because the pilot seemed to swing awkwardly from youngsters to adults. At times I felt like I was watching Sabrina the Teenage Witch and then all of a sudden it became an episode of Night Gallery. If they go the Night Gallery route, that would be cool. If they go the Sabrina route they better hire some comedy writers.

Frankly I think it will probably crash and burn . which is unfortunate because, did I mention, it has Julia Ormand in it.

Many have called this a carbon copy of "Charmed". I don't think it is a carbon copy, more like a color Xerox. The novel is actually quite a bit different but not much better. But I am not here to review the book, just the ten episodes I managed to endure on Netflix. I don't think I will bother with viewing season two.

First the dialog in this is horrible. I don't know anyone who attends a fancy engagement party and opens a conversation with blood sacrifices and satanic orgies. Most of the time the dialog has no subtext, it is flat and boring. There is so much repetition, in just the first few episodes, it gets hard to count how many times you hear someone say, "I lied." then the other person respond, "You lied to me?!". Finally exposition abounds in this series.

The characters are transparent as glass. The players are a bit too bland and obvious. There is no good guys to cheer for or evil villains to taunt. Most everyone are homicidal, nut jobs, vengeful associates, or partners trying to coerce each other. This is normal fodder for any daytime soap in my opinion.

Now as for similarities to "Charmed" two sisters who are not told of their true nature, suddenly find out they are magical creatures. They have evil past lives. Witches can't do just any old magic spell, they have special abilities. Sort of like "X-Men" they are portrayed more like mutants than witches. They live in a manor house similar in layout both interior and exterior right down to the color. Rules on magic are the same, spells of personal gain causes a backlash. A good criminal attorney is not only evil but immortal. I could go on but then I would have to attach a spoiler warning.

In the end, "Witches of East End" is a waste of time. As I said, I only endured the first season to write out an honest review. Many series can have a poor episode or two per season and I didn't want to base this only on the pilot or a scant few. This series is awful from start to finish.

This was a cool show, great cast. Joanna and ingrid were my favorites. Joanna was just a badass, and ingrid compared to her sister freya, was just more cautious, and thought about the consequences of spells more, and from my memory studied more to become more familiar with spells and potions. While freya was so headstrong rushing into things, and using any spell without looking up the consequences. I was mad how this ended cause to me left off on a cliffhanger! Please conclude it!

This show was amazing! I'm so so so upset that they cancelled it after season 2. They really did leave us on a major cliff hanger. Julia Ormond is so lovely and perfect in this show (and anything she plays in really) and I just loved all the actors and actresses! I cannot understand why it was cancelled and I just truly hope they bring it back soon.

When I first watched this show I thought to myself: "this is the next Charmed!" I loved it and then it got canceled without an explanation, on a cliffhanger i may add. and I was very sad. I would love to see it come back.

I rated this at a 5 out of 10, and i do so because i am a 25 year old male and clearly not the target audience of this show.

I'd never really watched a "Hallmark" show before, i'd heard people reference shows on the channel and drawn connotations but after seeing 3 episodes of this show i can thoroughly say i now understand.

Its a fairly mediocre plot, nothing abnormal or unusual just a generic supernatural theme that has a handful of relatable (im guessing?)women that fit various archetypes. One struggles with feeling attraction for another man while being engaged to someone, another struggles with being a mother and balancing that around her various issues (in this case magical).

Nothing here that you have to see. This isn't Breaking Wands, no one outside of people who want a female angled mediocre show that loves supernatural themes should watch this.

The 5 rating was out of fairness to the target audience, if this show has literally everything you want in a show as a woman (or man possibly) that wants a guilty pleasure show then it MIGHT be around a 5/10. For everyone else this is a waste of time and energy, you should sharpen pencils for an hour or something instead.

The show itself seems to be a light version of similar stuff but not moody or pretentious. The special effects are subtle and at times very slick. The plot seems interesting enough though not particularly new. The actors are, well let's just say some are better than others.

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