"Charming" is probably one of The greatest fantasies of all timeBut while her stories of witches and demons were entertaining viewers, it was not always smooth for the cast and crew behind the scenes. The eighth and final season of the magic drama was hampered by the budget reduction, forcing its creatives to remove some major series from certain episodes and to limit the number of guest stars that can be brought. That said, they found room for the future The Starvala "Theory of Big Bang", Kaili CuokoWho played the young witch Billy Enenkins in 22 episodes.

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During the Carmed Season 8, Cuoko's character has a tumultuous relationship with the heroic witches on the show - Pepper (Holly Marie Combs), Page (Rose McGowan) and Phoebe (Alice Milan) - during her interactions with them. However, it is only because her demonic influence on the sister convinces that the power of three is an enemy and must be stopped. In the end, however, Billy realizes that Pepper, Page and Phoebe are good, culminating in the fatal moment in which Billy kills her manipulative brothers and sisters.

It is a sad end of the character's bow, but some rumors have suggested that the creators of the show had some long -term plans for Billy that could lead to a huge solo witch. However, speculation has been put to bed since, with the show Brad Kern explains the real reason for Cuoko's ingestion.

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Kaili Cuoco brought an element of freshness to "charmed", and Billy Ennkins was a strong enough character to wear her own series. In fact, some people believe that the witch was imagined in order to lead his own spin-off after finishing "Charmed". It was not the plan, however, with the story of Brad Kern TVLin In 2016 that it was created so that the main stars of the show will have less responsibilities:

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"We had to give to another part of the job; our stars were tired after seven years. Just as Rose was brought after Pew died to bring fresh energy, the character of Kali had to try to bring new blood to aging."

In the same interview, Kern admitted that there were, in the end, talks of spin-off of the character of Cuoko, who had long been materialized after being thrown to Carmed. After all, those plans never materialized, as the network expelled the "charmed" until the show was restarted in 2018. However, Cuoko has at least continued to play the main role of All 12 seasons of "Big Bang theory", which is probably even more popular than her old witch show.