Darryl Morris

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Darryl Morris

Dorian Gregory as Darryl Morris

First appearance Something Wicca This Way Comes
Last appearance Something Wicca This Way Goes
Created by Constance M. Burge

Statistics
Full Name Darryl Morris
Status Alive
Species Mortal
Affiliation SFPD
Notable Family Sheila Morris (Wife), Luther Morris (father), Darryl Junior Morris and Michael Morris (sons)
Notable powers As an inspector of the SFPD, and later a lieutenant, Darryl had access to police files and sufficient influence to cover up the Charmed Ones' escapades
Portrayed by Dorian Gregory

Darryl Morris is a fictional character on the WB television series Charmed.

Biography

Darryl Morris: portrayed by Dorian Gregory (1998-2005).

A lieutenant (promoted from inspector) in the San Francisco Police Department, he was once the partner of inspector Andy Trudeau. Darryl has a wife named Sheila and two sons Darryl Jr. and Michael. His father's name is Luther Morris. Darryl followed in his father's footsteps by pursuing a career in police enforcement. (as seen in Witchstock) Since finding out the sisters' secret, he has been of great help to them by covering up unsolved cases related to demonic activity. Recently, however, he fell out with them over the risks he takes. Darryl killed a mortal killer when he was possessed by a phantasm, but was spied on by Detective Sheridan. The Cleaners had made other people believe that he killed a person on purpose, and got him sent to death row. As Darryl was about to be executed, the Charmed Ones were able to stop Darryl from being killed, and make him believe that it was all a dream. Darryl has now stopped helping and covering for the Charmed Ones, as he had arrested Chris for stealing a car while trying to catch a demon. As of Season 8, Dorian Gregory has been dropped from the cast of Charmed due to budget cuts in the series. To facilitate his absence, the character of Darryl was transferred to the East Coast, where contact with the sisters is non-regular and not onscreen.

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