Reviews

This episode is not great, but I still found it enjoyable.

The Angels are hired to find out why a mad archer is going around shooting arrows on a studio lot and stop him. The reason I like this episode is because it is the first time in awhile all three angels work together. Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd really don't get any episode to truly bond with Tanya Roberts. There is literally only one hug between all three angels. The sisterly bond is defitinely missing this season.

However, the episode is average, but with humorous moments. Good luck angels!

This episode is a fun sting like episode. David Hedison returns as a guest star and he has plenty to do in this one.

The Angels are hired to out con the con(Hedison). Kris is the con artist and Julie and Kelly are kinda side lined in this one. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but this is a very slick episode. And yes, Bosley plays a reverend.

This one's jake, Angels!

Oh my goodness, what to say here. This episode like the other reviewer said is probably meant to be fun, but falls utterly flat.

The angels are hired to protect a moonshiner's business and stop their feud. The angels? The angels are hired to do this?! They are going to hillibilly land to save moonshine. Oh my sweet cheese and crackers!!

Now for the serious review, Julie doesn't do much in this episode. This episode actually reminds me of a, "Wanted: Dead or Alive," episode where Steve McQueen gets involved in a moonshining feud. His episode is much better and that's probably because it fits.

I'd shuck this one angels, though it is surprising that this is chosen as our first episode back from Hawaii. No wonder Kate Jackson left.

This episode is actually the best Hawaiian one of Season 5. The guest stars are fantastic: Dan Haggerty, Edd Byrnes, Richard Anderson, and special appearances of Patrick Wayne. Also, for Charlie's Angels fans Billy from the Season 2 opener guest stars at the very end, however not as Billy.

The Angels are hired by Richard Anderson to find his kidnapped daughter. She was taken on the beach by wild dune buggy dudes, so the angels are set up to be lifeguards. However, the only angel we ever see lifeguarding in the whole episode is Kelly.

This episode is not the greatest, but a definite pickup from the latest Hawaiian ones. Enjoy, Angels!!

This episode is one of the lowest of Season 5 and I thought after old Jane Wyman playing a psychic in the last episode it couldn't get any worse. It did.

Since the angels, I guess, are running the agency in Hawaii or on vacay, I don't know, Julie decides to go scuba diving. She and her guide Bianca go underwater and Julie gets attacked by a hippie. These two hippies are trying to protect the marijuana they stole from their boss, so they can sell the stuff themselves.

This episode is very slow and unfortunately our guest stars don't help carry the episode this time around. Julie's "friend" Bianca is extremely annoying, Antonio Fargas is wasted, and Bradford Dillman rattles off lines that seemed like they came from a comic book strip. The only memorable performance is Sonny Bono playing an outdated hippie. Also, Anne Francis makes an appearance. She must've really needed money to show up in this farce of an episode. Honestly, spare yourself guys!! It's too far out :)

The Season 5 opener of Charlie's Angels is the best episode of Season 5. You have Christopher Lee as a slimy manager of a modeling agency with Dack Rambo as his sidekick. Also, the other guest stars are fantastic with Vic Morrow, Don Stroud, etc.

The Angels are hired to find Jody Mills because her father hasn't heard from her in awhile. However, he arrives in time only to find that she has been strangled in the back of Eddie's (a shady photography shop). While trying to find Jody's killer they meet street tough Julie Rogers(Tanya Roberts) and experience the interesting career of being a model.

This episode is one of the few and I mean few episodes in season 5 worth watching. Tanya Roberts is a great new angel and proves that she is more than just a pretty face.