Charlie's Angels

Charlie's client wants to prove that the missing vineyard Vince Lemaire, was murdered by his wife.

Charlie's Angels, three bright, beautiful, athletic, police-trained private detectives become involved in a whirlwind of danger when they investigate the death of a woman stock car racer.

Jill, Kelly and Sabrina find themselves in the middle of a syndicate heroin war as "The Mexican Connection" airs on the new series, "Charlie's Angels."

Kelly is a dead-ringer for a famous (murdered) photographer's model in "Night of the Strangler". A series of rag doll stranglings brings Charlie's Angels (Kelly, Jill and Sabrina) into the case. Charlie counts on Kelly's resemblance to the first murdered girl to attract the killer. The wife of a well known fashion designer is the next victim. Narrowing the possibilities, Charlie's Angels date the three most suspect men -- knowing full well one of them is a killer of great ingenuity and imagination.

The entire political and law enforcement hierarchy of a rural town is involved in an extortion-murder scheme which preys on wealthy, young women in "Angels in Chains."

Multiple attempts to kill Kelly, Jill and Sabrina force them to flee to the safety of Charlie's mansion in "Target Angels."

Charlie calls angels Jill, Kelly and Sabrina together and tells them of the murder of the daughter of an old friend -- a young investigative reporter.

When Angel Kelly takes Skip, a little boy in the children's ward at a local sanitarium, on an outing to an amusement park he accidentally shoots Kelly and runs away.

A sexploitation empire is threatened when its nude centerfold models are mysteriously murdered in "Lady Killer," on "Charlie's Angels."

Two Army officers profiting from drug purchases murder in order to protect their scheme in "Bullseye." Unfortunately, before the Angels can complete their investigation, they become the targets of a "search--and-destroy" mission.

A computer dating service, fronting for prostitutes and their robber accomplices, starts an underworld war by stealing hot diamonds from a syndicate courier in "The Consenting Adults."

Rich widows and widowers are hypnotized into thinking their deceased spouses still manage their business affairs from the 'other side' in "The Seance."

Jill becomes the hated star of a roller derby team when she goes undercover to investigate the mysterious death of a beautiful skater in "Death on Wheels." Skating champ Karen Jason is killed after being forced over the guardrail and into the audience during a rough and tumble race. Charlie's client believes Karen was murdered, despite the police report stating that the death was accidental.

Charlie's Angels are summoned to try and stop an assassin intent on killing the members of an old French Underground team in "Angel Trap."

Sabrina, Jill and Kelly con a compulsive gambler out of his money in order to trap him in his usual burglary method of replenishing his gambling stakes in "The Big Tap Out."

Sinister forces attempt to discredit the spokesman for free Poland in "Angels on a String."

A pornographic film company films the indiscretions of people it wants to invest in "Dirty Business." A legitimate business is targeted for arson and Charlie's Angels are called in to investigate.

Charlie's Angels turn the tables on a Las Vegas con artist who blackmails wealthy former chorus girls in "The Vegas Connection."

Sabrina, Jill and-Kelly infiltrate a big city hospital to find a rapist who has been terrorizing the nightwatch nurses in "Terror on Ward One."

Lured by a gigolo, wealthy women studying ballroom dancing are blackmailed for all they're worth in "Dancing in the Dark."

Thieves, wanting to collect a cache of valuable art, try to drive an out-of-work movie star from her dilapidated mansion in "I Will Be Remembered."

A murderer lurks aboard a giant ocean liner on the high seas in "Angels at Sea." In a series of 'accidents' aboard a cruise ship, a young honeymooning couple is murdered.

Charlie's Angels pursue a killer cop who extorts money from massage parlor owners in "The Blue Angels."