Only watched this because Jon Bernthal was in it. Characters are kinda cringey/annoying. Story line could have been a bit more exciting rather than just characters' love life/whether they get the guy. Pretty sure one of the leads raped a married man but that was never mentioned :/ Overall, alright, could have been worse

This show is condescending to women in multiple ways and blatantly rips off an old classic in which at least Jack Nicholson had the courtesy to worship the witches. The men talk incredible horrible about the women in the show, and they let it pass as if it's totally fine. Example: in the first minute of the pilot the husband of one of the witches calls another one of them a prostitute (well, he uses another word) when she is making out with her boyfriend, and his wife says nothing about it. This shows that the writers of this show are probably retarded and I am happy the show got canceled. Without all that s*it, it could've had potential. Kidding, it really didn't.

You can't compare it to Charmed, it's different. Eastwick has it's own aura that's very enjoyable to watch. Following the lives of 3 young women in the small town of Eastwick, this series contains drama, mystery, humor and sexy ladies for bonus. The characters are very likable especially Lindsay Price, she is very cute and gorgeous to watch. And another thing that caught my eyes, is how beautiful the set is, very nice design give it a small town spooky look.It has some flaw, but definitely not a bad show at all, and was disappointed they cut it off. I enjoyed watching it, and maybe you will too.

I was skeptical when I first saw the previews. I thought, "This looks like The Witches of Eastwick." Which, it turned out, it was. I immediately wondered how on earth they would be able to drag the story out long enough to create a series. I'm also not the biggest fan of Rebecca Romijn, and wasn't sure if they would destroy the love I have for Jack Nicholson in the role of Darryl in the film - but I had nothing to worry about. Rebecca is hilarious and Paul Gross is brilliant as Darryl. Granted, my expectations were low for the pilot, and I was surprised at how much I loved it. These actors work well together, their relationships are believable, and some of the lines have made me laugh pretty hard - all adding up to a good time. I am thoroughly enjoying the series so far - and I hope it continues to be as good as it has been.