Charlie's Angels (1976)

Good morning Charlie! Ok I know, I wasnt even a thought in my mum and dad?s mind when this series first aired but when i was younger i used to watch it in the mornings during the summer holidays and recently it has been shown on both UK Gold and Channel 5. What can i say, Im addicted to this show, i love it, so now let me introduce the plot and main players. Background Basically the idea is that an anonymous millionaire has set up a private detective agency and hired 3 good looking girls to work for him along with a male agent who acts as a liason between charlie and his angels. You see the main point in this series was that Charlie had to ...  Read the complete review

Once upon a time there where three girls working for the police academy, and each one was assigned their own hazardous duties, but I took them away from all that and now they work for me. And his name was Charlie, the mysterious millionaire who you heard, but never saw the face of (he was too busy entertaining some blonde bimbo by the side of a pool). Charlie's Angels was the 70s glamour detective story. Originally starring Jacklyn Smith, Kate Jackson and Farrah Fawcett Majors, the idea was Charlie would assign the Angels a difficult detective task for them to do. They would then tackle this task using as many different skimpy costumes as they ...  Read the complete review

Once upon a time, there were three little girls. Yes, most of us thirty-somethings remember those words, the introduction I loved in the 1970s - and still do now - because it led into one of my all-time favourite TV programmes, Charlie's Angels. The basic premise of the programme was that Charles ('Charlie') Townsend ran the Townsend Detective Agency and he employed the three 'girls' (more like women, I'd say!)to work for him on undercover assignments. They therefore got to dress up in glamorous and often pretty revealing clothes, tout guns about professionally, kick a few asses and win the day over an assortment of villains and crooks. ...  Read the complete review

The big screen adaptation of the cult 70s TV show Charlie’s Angels looks to me like it is going to be one of this year’s biggest films – it has the hottest stars and looks as though it has been well worth the wait. Very Matrix-y! Aerosmith, Slimboy Phat, Apollo 440 and the great Destiny’s Child make the music for the film. Can you say “Mission-Impossible-for-the-enlightened-pro-feminist-age”? No, neither can I. The plot should be interesting too, as I hear that there have been plenty of re-writes. ...  Read the complete review

Once upon a time there where three little girls working for the police academy, each asigned to hazardous duties, but I took them away from all that and now they work for me...my name is Charlie...ner ner ner. I used to love those words because it meant the begining of one of my favourite programmes. At the begining of the programme Kelly (Jacklyn Smith), Sabrina (Kate jackson) and Jill (Farrah-Fawcett majors) are summoned to Bosleys office. Here they listen to the elusive Charlie telling them their task via a speaker on Bosleys desk. They have never met Charlie so they don't know what he looks like, this adds to the fun of the programme. They then take ...  Read the complete review