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 2 episodes
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Sabrina and Kelly voice their displeasure at Charlie's hiring of a new Angel, after Jill leaves the team to become a professional race car driver. Sabrina warns Charlie that maybe they won't like her but maybe they will. Seconds later, Kris Monroe bursts through the office doors of the Townsend Agency, having been plucked from the Police academy in San Francisco by Charlie. All of the Angels' concerns dissolve at first sight of Jill's younger sister, who is welcomed to the fold.
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Directed by Charles S. DubinGuest stars Cliff Emmich, Pat Suzuki, Don Ho, France Nuyen, Tad Horino, Al Harrington, Norman Fell, Art Metrano
The new team's first assignment- find Charlie, who has been kidnapped during his vacation in Hawaii. Sabrina, Kelly and Kris follow teh kidnapper's instructions and meet their ""client"", Leilani Sako, a smuggler who orders the Angels to break her husband, Billy, out of jail in exchange for Charlie's release. They do the job as directed, but by then Charlie is taken from Leilani's clutches by a rival smuggling gang led by the crude Mr. Blue.
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Directed by Charles S. DubinGuest stars Cliff Emmich, France Nuyen, Al Harrington, Norman Fell, Alan Manson
Ice show stars Jack Ward and Helene Robinson are kidnapped six days before opening night, and suspicion falls on Billy, a mentally ill handyman with a crush on Helene. The Angels, however, suspect there's more to this case, especially after two foreign skaters, Olga and Luisi, offer their services to the show, having already memorized the routines of the missing stars.
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Directed by Bob KelljanWritten by Rick EdelsteinGuest stars Jim Backus, Paul Wexler, Harvey Jason, Lee Delano, Phil Silvers, James Gammon, Edward Andrews, James Oliver
Next to disappear is Iggy, the show's prop man, along with a floor plan of the auditorium. Iggy is soon replaced by a relative of Olga's. A promising lead is provided to Sabrina by a homeless man living in the parking lot, who links the series of crimes with a limosine sporting diplomatic license plates. Kelly follows the limo to an Arabian restaurant, but she is captured and locked in an abandoned warehouse with Iggy and the missing skaters.
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Directed by Bob KelljanWritten by Rick EdelsteinGuest stars Jim Backus, Paul Wexler, Harvey Jason, Lee Delano, Phil Silvers, James Gammon, Edward Andrews, James Oliver
The manager of the Miss Chrysanthemum Pageant thinks someone is trying to ruin the pageant when several incidents occur to scare off the contestants. Kris and Kelly become contestants, and discover the competition is being eliminated and judges bribed to ensure the bad guy's daughter wins.
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Directed by John D.F. BlackWritten by John D.F. BlackGuest stars Dana Kimmell, Jack Knight, Don Starr, Marki Bey, Nancy Cameron, Richard Kelton, Steve Franken
Sabrina falls in love with Doug O'Neal at the Utopia West resort who then becomes a suspect in a murder that the Angels are called to investigate.
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Directed by Paul StanleyWritten by Skip Webster, Jock MacKelvieGuest stars Peter Haskell, Amanda McBroom, Carole Cook, Tom Simcox, Charlie Picerni, Doris Martin, Dante D'Andre
Dr. Franklin Perine and former astronaut Jim Britten run the Celestial Research Foundation, which promises contributors life in outer space in exchange for large donations. When a wealthy woman disappears, the Angels cleverly sneak into a meeting to investigate.
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Directed by Allen BaronWritten by James D. BuchananGuest stars Ross Martin, Nancy Cameron, Dennis Cole, Nancy Cameron
When someone tries to kill a radio newswoman, the station turns to Charlie for help. Because their voices are similar, Kelly takes over the newswoman's on-air duties, while Kris and Sabrina check up on some of the threats she's been receiving.
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Written by William FrougGuest stars Nicolas Coster, Linda Dano
The Angels help out Kelly's old friend who thinks his fiancee has deserted him. It turns out she is about to have his child and sell it on the black market, rather than force him to marry her. The Angels track her down at the Warfield Home for Girls, where pregnant girls are tricked into giving up their babies and then are held there as prisoners.
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Directed by Paul StanleyGuest stars John Karlen, Edward Winter, Jean Allison
The Angels join the cast and crew of a musical production in order to find a phantom named Anton Metzger, a deranged mute who haunts the set of the show where his lost love performed many years ago.
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Directed by Dennis DonnellyWritten by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Shani Wallis, Hal Needham, Gene Barry, Michael Fox, Michael Fairman, Nehemiah Persoff, Lew Palter
Aging illusionist Wendell Muse is hassled by authorities when a series of suspicious fires plagues his performances. Muse hires the Angels to prove that he is not moonlighting as an arsonist.
The Angels become bodyguards for Sammy Davis, Jr. after an attempt is made to abduct the superstar from a restaurant. But when Sammy's obnoxious look-alike, Herbert Brubaker III, comes to visit, the kidnappers abduct Brubaker by mistake.
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Directed by Ronald AustinWritten by Ron FriedmanGuest stars Altovise Davis, Norman Alden, Martin Kove, Robert Pine, Lee de Broux, Hari Rhodes, Sammy Davis Jr., Natalie Core
A tour group headed for the Sunwest Dude Ranch becomes a busload of suspects when one of them is murdered before they reach their destination. The Angels disguise themselves as ordinary visitors to investigate.
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Written by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars James B. Sikking, Woodrow Parfrey, William Phipps, Angel Tompkins
When a jewel thief double-crosses his partners, the crooks enlist the Angels to help them recover their missing partner and a sack of priceless rubies. In order to persuade the Angels to help them, the crooks suit Sabrina with a belt full of explosives.
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Directed by Cliff BoleGuest stars Peter Palmer, John Quade, Stanley Kamel, Taurean Blacque, Tom Clancy, Paul Sorensen, Barbara Baldavin, Arthur Tovey
Ex-jewel thief Freddie the Fox enlists the Angels to help him steal the famous Light of Arabia diamond so that he can return it to a museum and retire from crime forever.
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Directed by Ronald AustinWritten by Brian McKay, James D. Buchanan, Ronald AustinGuest stars René Enríquez, John Winston, Dan O'Herlihy, Sid Haig, Robert Perault, Bert Remsen
A pair of motorcyclists terrorizing a football team brings the Angels out onto the field. Sabrina joins the team while Kelly checks up on an ex-player with a chip on his shoulder.
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Directed by Georg Stanford BrownWritten by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars L.Q. Jones
When Kris' friend becomes the next victim in a series of surfside murders, the Angels investigate.
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Directed by George McCowanWritten by James D. Buchanan, Robert C. DennisGuest stars Melody Thomas Scott, John Crawford, Jason Evers, Bibi Osterwald, Hunter von Leer
After freaking out during a concert, folk singer Amy Waters calls her father to say she's coming home but ends up dead. The Angels try to find anyone who saw Waters the night she died.
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Directed by Georg Stanford BrownWritten by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Tim Rossovich, Vincent Schiavelli, Bill Quinn, Lynne Marta
Leland Swinnerton, better known as Mother Goose, is president of a toy company that someone is trying to sabotage. Sabrina and Kelly go undercover to sabotage the saboteurs while Kris and Bosley follow close behind.
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Directed by George McCowanWritten by James D. BuchananGuest stars Clifford David, Eldon Quick, Don Knight
A jilted gigolo murders a wealthy woman and pins the crime on a jewel thief. Charlie calls in the Angels to set a trap. Kelly poses as a lonely heiress, Kris plays a Swedish movie star, Bosley a flamboyant auctioneer and Sabrina a hotel employee.
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Directed by George McCowanWritten by Lee SheldonGuest stars Joan Leslie, Barry Bostwick, Irene Hervey, Lurene Tuttle, Dirk Benedict, Thomas Bellin, Ethelreda Leopold, Cosmo Sardo
Larry Kantrelle, a dump truck driver, is kidnapped at gunpoint after two men throw a mysterious package into his vehicle. Kantrelle's wife becomes worried and she enlists the Angels to get her husband back.
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Written by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Carole Mallory, Judy Landers, Craig T. Nelson, Bill Duke, Elaine Joyce, Belinda Balaski
A tank of radioactive gas is stolen and the Angels' only clue is the tire track of a 1930s automobile. The girls go undercover as reporters at a nearby antique auto rally.
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Written by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Mala Powers, Kenneth Tigar, Joseph Hacker
