"I think the biggest reason Charmed is such a success is because nobody takes it too seriously. Everyone kind of takes it for what it is and has fun with it, these boundaries that we've been given. It's fun, but it's much harder, I think, than a mystery or just a normal television drama, because here you have to make dragons and witches and potions and spells all really believable. In order for the audience to even believe it a bit, you have to sell it. I think that element is a big challenge."
"You know, I don't watch that much television, but when I found out there was a possibility that I could be on the show, I started watching to get a feeling for the comedy element, and what they were going for."
"Truth be told, I was originally signed on for two episodes, and that was going to be the season finale of last year with the possibility of two more, obviously depending on how well I gel with the cast. Then they saw the dynamic and they liked what they saw, and they called me over the summer and told me they were going to pick me up for the whole season, which was great. They kind of started hinting at "We're going to make you the son," and "You're going to be the son from the future that helps save the family. So I've kind of known all along, and that's actually been the hardest thing. I mean, it's easy for a character, because now I have a direction; I know my relationship with Holly and Brian is much different than it would have been if I wasn't their son, but it was also more difficult because I couldn't tell anyone, whether it was in interviews or on set. I think they told me before they told anyone else, so it really helped my character because it set the story; they didn't know I was their son, but I did."
"You know, I don't watch that much television, but when I found out there was a possibility that I could be on the show, I started watching to get a feeling for the comedy element, and what they were going for."
"Truth be told, I was originally signed on for two episodes, and that was going to be the season finale of last year with the possibility of two more, obviously depending on how well I gel with the cast. Then they saw the dynamic and they liked what they saw, and they called me over the summer and told me they were going to pick me up for the whole season, which was great. They kind of started hinting at "We're going to make you the son," and "You're going to be the son from the future that helps save the family. So I've kind of known all along, and that's actually been the hardest thing. I mean, it's easy for a character, because now I have a direction; I know my relationship with Holly and Brian is much different than it would have been if I wasn't their son, but it was also more difficult because I couldn't tell anyone, whether it was in interviews or on set. I think they told me before they told anyone else, so it really helped my character because it set the story; they didn't know I was their son, but I did."
