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There are 19 different meanings of Generation Hex.
Generation Hex Disambiguation

Generation X
3 products, approx. 29 pages
The episode title is a play on words to Generation X, a generation of people born between 1965-1975.
Billy Zane
1 product, approx. 7 pages
Billy Zane as Drake Demon (archive footage)
Nick Lachey
1 product, approx. 6 pages
Nick Lachey as Leslie St. Claire (archive footage)
Warlock (Charmed)
1 product, approx. 6 pages
Anton: An ageless Warlock from the early 20th century who had a love affair with P. Russell, a past life of the Charmed One Phoebe Halliwell.
Pardon My Past
1 product, approx. 4 pages
Coop takes Phoebe to see her past life as P. Russel in love with the immortal warlock Anton (referred to as a demon here by Phoebe) in the episode Pardon My Past. This is also the last appearance of a warlock on the show, and the last mention by one of the characters (Piper).
Tyler Christopher
1 product, approx. 4 pages
Tyler Christopher as Anton (archive footage)
Eric Dane
1 product, approx. 2 pages
Eric Dane as Jason Dean (archive footage)
Magic School (Charmed)
1 product, approx. 2 pages
It was previously explained that demons could not physically enter Magic School on their own. Apparently, the Noxon demons were trapped by Leo in the dungeon to experiment in the students' advanced combat classes.
Jason Lewis
1 product, approx. 0 pages
Jason Lewis as Dex Lawson (archive footage)
Two former students of Leo's from Magic School turn up at the manor to inform the Charmed Ones that demons Leo had imprisoned in the Magic School dungeons have escaped and are seeking revenge. Piper ends up helping the two teenagers, but it looks as if they end up saving Piper in the process. Billie's parents also return to see their long lost daughter Christy while Paige is off on her honeymoon with Henry and Phoebe travels with Coop the Cupid to visit her loves in her life as well as of a past life.
The final scene in this episode is of Christy and Candor (the last remaining member of the Triad) in which Christy kills him and he mutters out "congratulations, you just passed the final test". This is almost exactly the same as when Cole kills Rainor in which Rainor mutters out something similar. This possibly goes on to support Brad Kern's statement of taking "the series out the way it began." [1]
Cole's death shown in the episode Centennial Charmed was witnessed by an alternate timeline Phoebe, not the one we normally see on the show. When the timeline returned to normal in that episode, the Phoebe we know was unaware of the change, and did not even know that Cole was dead until she was told by Paige and visited Cole's apartment.

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