3.12 The Witch Tree Symbol

[Tim]

Things got hot. In order to save those kids that Temperance put the hex on, Nancy took the hex on herself. Of course, Nancy knows that Temperance needs her alive, so that might give her an edge. In the end, Nancy basically tells Temperance "It's on, bitch!"

And Temperance did get that poor guy from last week. That leaves her with three pieces of her daughter's soul. And we find out that the fourth is in Ace, which makes him her next target. Didn't see that coming. Of course, the Drew Crew will band together to save him.

Temperance showed a violent streak when she stabbed that woman, who was helping Nancy and Bess. Luckily, the woman survived (unless Temperance only meant to incapacitate her, which she did).

Nick, why are you beating yourself up over this. What happened is hardly your fault. You didn't count on having a 200 year old witch to deal with.

Loved the scenes with Carson and Ryan at the diner. George was saddled with keeping them both out of the way. They took it pretty well. Like how Ryan is dealing with the baggage from his family.

George tells her three sisters that she and Nick broke up. The two youngest didn't take it too well and storm out. They need to cool down and realize that George is not their flake of a mother.

[Sunday]

Strong episode.

Impressive even if it backfired that Bess somehow took what was suppose to a near impossible hex to figure out and narrowed it all the way down to four. Give her a few more years and Bess might be the most powerful witch ever.

Looks like Ace taking that risk might have paid off as Nancy has now given the Park the classic speech of I care about you still, but I don't think we're destined to be more than that brief fling speech.

I think it makes sense: while that attraction was always there, Nancy and Park really didn't start acting on that until recently and I don't see it being enough for Nancy to commit to it. Glad that Park seemed to understand and, in general, I'm glad this was handled in a more mature way compared to most love triangles on television. Well done show.

George telling her sisters about her and Nick breaking up was well-acted by everyone involved.

Nick really does need some kind of therapy or someone to tell him that he can't blame himself for every bad thing that happens. It wasn't his fault the kids were hexed and almost died, that's all on Charity.

Loved that not only did Carson easily figured out that Nancy had sent George to distract him and Ryan, but was chill about it.

[Tim]

I think it makes sense: while that attraction was always there, Nancy and Park really didn't start acting on that until recently and I don't see it being enough for Nancy to commit to it. Glad that Park seemed to understand and, in general, I'm glad this was handled in a more mature way compared to most love triangles on television. Well done show.

Yeah, I'm glad they did it that way.  No stupid love triangles here (I hate those).