Beautiful, intelligent, and ultra-sophisticated, Charlie's Angels are everything a man could dream of... and way more than they could ever handle! Receiving their orders via speaker phone from their never seen boss, Charlie, the Angels employ their incomparable sleuthing and combat skills, as well as their lethal feminine charm, to crack even the most seemingly insurmountable of cases.
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Beautiful, intelligent, and ultra-sophisticated, Charlie's Angels are everything a man could dream of... and way more than they could ever handle! Receiving their orders via speaker phone from their never seen boss, Charlie, the Angels employ their incomparable sleuthing and combat skills, as well as their lethal feminine charm, to crack even the most seemingly insurmountable of cases.
Season 1 episodes
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The Angels head to Mexico in search of a downed plane full of heroin. While trying to find the only survivor of the crash, they end up in the crossfire between two warring heroin dealers.
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Directed by Allen BaronGuest stars Cesare Danova, Arnold Soboloff, Elyssa Davalos, Robert Tafur
The Angels go behind bars to uncover a scheme at a prison-farm in a corrupt small town where rich women are enslaved for their fortunes and then killed.
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Directed by Phil BondelliWritten by Robert EarllGuest stars David Huddleston, Kim Basinger, Neva Patterson, Mary Woronov, Anthony James, Christina Hart, Brooke Tucker, Lauren Tewes
Running from an unknown assassin, the Angels hide out in Charlie's mansion only to discover that they've led the killer to his real target, Charlie.
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Directed by Richard LangWritten by David LevinsonGuest stars Thayer David, John Agar, David Healy, Tom Selleck, Michael Bell, Irene Tedrow, John Horn, Bill Smillie
The Angels pose as employees and guests of an exclusive hotel-resort to solve the murder of an investigative reporter.
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Directed by Richard BenedictWritten by Rick HuskyGuest stars Judson Pratt, Joseph Ruskin, Hugh Gillin, Frank Maxwell, Lupe Ontiveros, Nancy Stephens, Robert Loggia, Sean Fallon Walsh
Skip, a mentally challenged child who Kelly has taken on an outing, witnesses a murder and runs away when Kelly is wounded. Sabrina and Jill try to find Skip, while the killer, posing as Skip's father, visits Kelly at the hospital.
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Directed by Phil BondelliWritten by Rick HuskyGuest stars Robert Donner, John Zaremba, Lee Bryant, Bea Silvern, Daryle Ann Lindley, Michael Alldredge, Dennis Dimster, Craig Ludwin
Jill becomes a candidate for the centerfold of Feline Magazine, hoping to tempt the murderer of two models.
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Directed by George McCowanWritten by Sue MilburnGuest stars Alan Fudge, Hugh O'Brian, Martha Smith, Richard Foronjy, Jan Shutan, Bob Basso, Lory Walsh, Ruth Ko
The Angels enlist in the military to uncover a drug-profiteering scheme run by a cruel drill sergeant and a crooked military physician.
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Directed by Daniel HallerWritten by Jeff MyrowGuest stars Marla Pennington, L.Q. Jones, Robert Pine, Jeanne Bates, Peter Leeds, Nora Marlowe, Kelly Sanders, Erin O'Reilly
A computer dating service, fronting for prostitutes and their burglar accomplices, starts an underworld war when the thieves steal diamonds belonging to a ruthless crime syndicate. Jill poses as a hooker, while Sabrina and Kelly disguise themselves as veterinarians in order to kidnap the kingpin's prize racehorse.
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Directed by George McCowanWritten by Les CarterGuest stars Randy Stone, G.W. Bailey, Ward Wood, Audrey Christie, Alan Manson, Laurette Spang, Dick Dinman, George Sperdakos
Kelly assumes the identity of a rich Texas widow so the Angels can nab a medium who hypnotizes people into believing their dead spouses manage their business affairs from beyond the grave.
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Directed by George W. BrooksWritten by Robert C. DennisGuest stars Gertrude Flynn, Tonya Crowe, George Wyner, Nancy Cameron, René Auberjonois, Carole Cook, Cliff Medaugh, Kathryn Fuller
The Angels con a compulsive gambler out of his money in order to catch him replenishing his funds through burglary.
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Directed by Georg Stanford BrownWritten by Brian McKayGuest stars Bert Remsen, Richard Romanus, Norman Bartold, Jerry Ayres, John J. Fox, Tony Giorgio, Don Wilbanks, Joel Rosenzweig
An international political spokesman for free Poland is abducted and a double is substituted for him at a world conference being held at a resort where the Angels are vacationing.
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Directed by Lawrence DohenyWritten by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Charles Cyphers, Theodore Bikel, Albert Paulsen
While investigating an arson at a legitimate business, the Angels discover it is actually a front for a pornographic film studio that blackmails wealthy people into investing.
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Directed by Bill BixbyWritten by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Warren Berlinger, John Calvin, Alan Feinstein, Eda Reiss Merin, William O'Connell, Sidney Clute, Bruce M. Fischer, Dolores Dorn
The Angels roll into Las Vegas disguised as a casino auditor and two aspiring showgirls. With Bosley playing the role of a big-spending gambler, the girls set a trap for a con artist.
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Directed by George McCowanWritten by John D.F. BlackGuest stars Michael Callan, Brooke Bundy, Blackie Dammett, Carla Borelli, Cosmo Sardo, Ned Wilson, Walter Mathews, Michael Stearns
Jill and Kelly pose as student nurses to catch a rapist who has been terrorizing a hospital night watch. Sabrina plays a local magazine writer working on a story, and Bosley enters the hospital as a patient with a bone spur.
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Written by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Jack Bannon, Richard Derr, Fran Ryan, Michael McGreevey
The Angels investigate a gigolo who charms wealthy women in a ballroom dancing class and then blackmails them. Jill masquerades as a disco dance instructor, Sabrina as a rich heiress and Kelly as a replacement for the gigolo's usual photographer.
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Directed by Cliff BoleGuest stars Logan Ramsey, Dennis Cole, John van Dreelen, Jean Allison
In a series of conspicuous accidents aboard a cruise ship to Hawaii, a young couple is murdered. The ship's owner hires the Angels to investigate. The murderer knows the Angels' true identities from the start and sends them death threats.
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Directed by Allen BaronWritten by John D.F. BlackGuest stars Meg Wyllie, Frank Gorshin, David Watson, Harold J. Stone, Joe Maross, John Myhers, Katherine Hopkins Nicholas, Michael Irving
Sabrina goes undercover on the vice squad with a cop suspected of two murders. Kelly attends the police academy with two of his accomplices and Jill reopens the massage parlor where the murders took place.
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Directed by Georg Stanford BrownWritten by Edward J. Lakso, Laurie LaksoGuest stars Dirk Benedict, Joanna Kerns, Timothy Carey, Ed Lauter, Michael Bell, Stanley Brock, Tom Ligon, Paul Larson