The Worst Episodes of Charlie's Angels

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.

Director: N/A

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

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.

Director: N/A

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

Ex-mobster Jake Garfield has just been released from prison for the murder of his wife. He claims that he was framed by a racketeer named Renaldi, so his nephew hires the Angels to investigate.

Director: Ronald Austin

Writer: Lee Sheldon

Charlie calls the Angels to a meeting which is actually a birthday party celebrating the Angels third year together. Charlie, Bosley and the girls recollect assignments, disguises and characters from their past adventures.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

What Kelly does not know is that Oliver was poisoned by his nephew, Glenn Staley. Deep in debt, Staley promised to deluver Barrows' San Diego hotel to a developer with syndicate ties. Hoping the murder of Oliver would solve the problem, Glenn is now faced with the necessity of killing the new heiress. Kelly, meanwhile, is still uncertain about her real heritage, and hires Kris, Tiffany and Bosley to find proof. Tiffany joins Kelly in San Diego to study the Barrows family history, while Kris follows up on Bill Cord's investigation. In the course of their collaboration, Bill and Kris fall in love!

Director: Dennis Donnelly

Writer: N/A

While tracking an embezzler, Kelly is badly wounded and taken to the hospital. Bosley and the other Angels keep a vigil for Kelly, and reminisce about her adventures with the group.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

After being called predictable, Bosley becomes annoyed and challenges the Angels to a game of hide and seek. He meets an attractive woman named Ellen before phoning in his first clue to the Angels. The two become the target of someone who's not playing games.

Director: Allen Baron

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

The Angels hit the singles scene to solve a murder at a club where the gimmick is a phone at each table. Someone is calling girls at the club and telling them they are too attractive to live.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

Jill Munroe returns to help the Angels find her kidnapped sister, Kris. After hearing an eyewitness account of the kidnapping, the Angels and Bosley are led to a tennis resort, where Jill is also kidnapped.

Director: Curtis Harrington

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

The Angels join a dance company to investigate the disappearance of several of the dancers.

Director: David Doyle

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

After several strange accidents occur while Ron Gates is training for the Mr. Galaxy contest, the Angels are called in to find out who is trying to injure him.

Director: Don Chaffey

Writer: N/A

When Steve Moss, owner of the Tropicana nightclub, is kidnapped and held for $1 million ransom, the Angels are called in to find him.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: N/A

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.

Director: Bill Bixby

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

A group of Angel look-alikes pull off several robberies, forcing the Angels to go undercover and on the lam in order to clear their names.

Director: Georg Stanford Brown

Writer: N/A

When a wealthy Beverly Hills couple is robbed of valuable Egyptian artifacts, the Angels suspect the real estate baron, Barry Kingsbrook.

Director: Allen Baron

Writer: William Froug

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.

Director: N/A

Writer: William Froug

Kelly and Krsi go undercover as models in the Woodman Agency, where Julie and Jody both worked at one time. When another model from the agency commits suicide, the Angels visit the site at the same time as Julie and her friend, Harry Stearns. After shots are fired and Harry is killed, Julie admits that she has been working undercover with the police to gather evidence against Dale Woodman, who is using his modeling agency as a front for prostitution and drug trafficking. One of Woodman's clients, businessman Edward Jordan, also frequents the photography studio where Jody was killed. Kris is hired as a model, and quickly learns that Jordan has more on his mind than photography.

Director: Dennis Donnelly

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

The Angels check into their hotel in Hawaii. When Kris goes out to get some champagne to celebrate Julie's joining the team, she is driven off the road and kidnapped.

Director: Dennis Donnelly

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

The Angels are hired by two sisters to track down a con artist who swindled them out of $100,000.

Director: Don Chaffey

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

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.

Director: Cliff Bole

Writer: N/A

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.

Director: George McCowan

Writer: Lee Sheldon

A small-time crook who owes Charlie a favor leaves an urgent warning that someone is after one of the Angels. Kelly's houseguest, Sally, decides to stay in a hotel until the scandal has blown over but ends up in the center of it.

Director: Paul Stanley

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

When Starrett Electronics is the victim of a second large heist, Paul Starrett's insurance company insists he have additional help for Joe Harrigan, a bumbling, disheveled private investigator covering the case. The Angels step in.

Director: Don Chaffey

Writer: Edward J. Lakso

When the owner of a cab company is badly burned in an explosion, the Angels go undercover to catch the culprit.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

The Angels enlist in the military to uncover a drug-profiteering scheme run by a cruel drill sergeant and a crooked military physician.

Director: Daniel Haller

Writer: N/A