Charmed

This episode features Idol with their song "Shameless".

Why, if the power of empathy could be transferred by touch, did Prue, who could not emotionally handle the power, just give it back to the priest when he came into the basement? She could not handle it and he wanted it back! She could have given him his powers back and then just worked with her sisters to write a spell to vanquish Vinceres. It was just their powers he was immune to. It was never said that he could not be vanquished with a Power of Three spell. Prue was not originally in the mindset to vanquish Vinceres anyway, so you'd think she would have jumped to give the priest back his powers.

TRIVIA: Prue is the first sister to get the power of empathy. Phoebe gets this new power in a later season.

TRIVIA: When Prue is in the basement having her breakdown they flash to a bunch of houses, 2 of which they have shown in many other episodes.

TRIVIA: Prue's ability to astral project grows in this episode allowing her to be awake in both her astral and normal forms, however she never uses this extra boost on her powers again. Another piece of irony from this episode is that in the previous one, Sight Unseen, she was trying to get a power boost in her astral form and in this episode she did.

When Piper, Phoebe and Leo go back to Vinceres' old apartment, a "For Rent" sign is visible on the back wall. This is, however, a logical mistake, since Vinceres was forced to move out because the building is to be torn down.

TRIVIA: In this episode Prue vanquishes the demon by astral projecting into him and making him feel human emotion.

When Prue fights with Vince, the harness the actress is wearing is visible.

When Prue is talking to the demon before the cop interrupts, she unlocked the door, but when the camera goes to the door it is locked. The next time it shows the door, it is unlocked.

TRIVIA: The scene where Prue defeats Vince is identical to the way Neo defeats Agent Smith in "The Matrix", complete with the one-armed punch blocks, twisting arm, shove, and then diving into the opponent which makes him explode.

TRIVIA: Harry Groener was also in the similarly-themed Star Trek: The Next Generation's episode "Tin Man" in which he played an empath/telepath, who was over burdened by the thoughts and emotions of the humans around him.

When Prue is in the basement crying with the Father trying to comfort her, her hair is curlyish, but when she comes upstairs to vanquish Vinceres, her hair is dead straight.

When Phoebe goes to Cole's apartment for the first time and they are kissing at the door, her left hand keeps moving positions. First her arm is behind his neck, then it jumps to his ear, and then it is on his lips and jumps back to his ear.

After Phoebe has her premonition in the empath demon's apartment and she is in the hall explaining it, her hair changes. First from the behind view there is a whisp of hair on her face/cheek and from the front view it is tucked behind her ear.