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Unbeknownst to the sisters, baby Wyatt's new "imaginary" friend is actually a demon named Vicus who is trying to win Wyatt's trust to turn him evil. Meanwhile, Piper casts a spell to be able to understand baby Wyatt, but inadvertently brings 25-year-old Wyatt back from the future. Read full recap »

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Writers:: Henry Alonso Myers

Director:: Jonathan West

Stars:: Holly Marie Combs (Piper Halliwell); Rose McGowan (Paige Matthews (Season 4+)); Brian Krause (Leo Wyatt (Season 2+)); Alyssa Milano (Phoebe Halliwell)

Recurring Role:: Wesley A. Ramsey (Adult Wyatt Halliwell); Jason Simmons (Wyatt Halliwell #2); Kristopher Simmons (Wyatt Halliwell #1)

Guest Star:: Marcus Chait (Vicus)

In the scene at the attic, Piper opens the book and only the first few pages are opened, then the camera shifts to adult Wyatt. When the camera shifts back to Piper, half of the pages are opened. The next time when Piper is shown (again, after the Wyatt-cut) the book has only a few first pages open. edit »
While it makes perfect sense that Piper wouldn't recognize future Wyatt, shouldn't Leo have recognized him? In the season six finale, Barbas conjured evil Wyatt as Leo's greatest fear and aside from the long hair he was still the same Wyatt. edit »
TRIVIA: This is the first and only episode where Wes Ramsey appears as Adult Wyatt without Drew Fuller appearing as Adult Chris too. edit »
TRIVIA: The song played during the opening credits is Fallen by Sarah McLachlan. edit »
In this episode, Future Wyatt destroys demons in the attic with a sort-of "burst" coming out of his hands. In a previous season 7 episode, Leo had the same power as an Avatar. Perhaps, Wyatt becomes an Avatar in the future. edit »

This episode scored 3.3 million viewers. edit »
This episode aired May 7, 2005 in Canada. edit »

Phoebe (after adult Wyatt had hugged her): What, did a spell backfire?
Paige: Ah... How'd you guess? edit »
Adult Wyatt: Hey, don�t I know you? You look familiar.
Vicus: Wait. You can see me?
Adult Wyatt: What do you mean? Of course I can. edit »
Adult Wyatt: It looks like you are as surprised to see me as I am to be back.
Piper: Yeah.
Paige: Back from where?
Adult Wyatt: The future. edit »
Adult Wyatt: But still this is a fantastic opportunity that magic brought us for me to see the past, for you guys to learn about the future. edit »
Adult Wyatt: Look all I�m saying is that someone always told me that whitelighters are the glue that keeps the magical world working.
Phoebe: Oh Paige told you that!?
Paige: Don�t be so surprised. edit »

When Vicus disappears his body goes first then his head.

This is a reference to the Cheshire Cat from Lewis Carrol's "Alice in Wonderland" story. edit »
Title: Imaginary Fiends

Reference to the term "imaginary friends". edit »

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a_lovelylady
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Imaginary Fiends
The Bottom Line: "Series classic"
Definitely a Classic! ...Continue »
09/10/08 05:43pm | report abuse
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Lostfinding
member since: Jul 5, 2007
Imaginary Fiends
The Bottom Line: "Adventurous"
Now... How someone can say that season 8 is bad??? A great story, a great acting job and, of course, a awesome episode! SO SO SO original!!! ...Continue »
07/07/07 09:14am | report abuse
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SMGslayer97
member since: Jun 16, 2005
Imaginary Fiends
The Bottom Line: "Conclusion"
This is episode is sort of like a final conclusion and the season story arc of Wyatt becoming evil. ...Continue »
05/12/07 01:47pm | report abuse
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MIZPURFIK
member since: Nov 21, 2006
Imaginary Fiends
The Bottom Line: "A very special episode"
I believe in love conquering all but it bodes this question. If love can conquer all then why does the world need the Charmed Ones? ...Continue »
01/18/07 08:56am | report abuse
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thexfiles4ever
member since: Aug 27, 2006
Imaginary Fiends
The Bottom Line: "Series classic"
Imaginary Friends. ...Continue »
09/09/06 04:31pm | report abuse