Charlie's Angels (season 5)

With Tiffany having decided to stay east for a while, only two Angels remain. A model's father hires the Townsend Agency to find her, but when she turns up murdered, the Angels must go undercover as models for a modeling agency to find out why she was murdered and by whom. Meanwhile, the dead model's roommate is doing her own investigation.

• NOTE: In syndication, this is split into two episodes. Both parts of "Angel in Hiding" and "To See an Angel Die" were originally shown as a three-hour season premiere[1] titled "Street Models and Hawaiian Angels".

Guest stars: Jack Albertson, Vic Morrow, Christopher Lee, Dack Rambo, David Hurst, Katherine Moffat (as Kitty Ruth), Earl Colbert, Nancy Bleier, Diane Lander, George Dickerson, Charles Picerni, Matthew Tobin, Jerrold Ziman, Mae Marmy, Jesse Logan, Nancy Harewood (as Ann McCurry) and Vivian Ford. Don Stroud appears uncredited.

Bosley and the Angels go to the Hawaiian branch of the Townsend agency. Whilst there, Kris is kidnapped by a man and his two children who believe she killed their wife and mother three years earlier. A psychic helps solve the case.

Still on Hawaii, Julie has taken up scuba diving. Unbeknownst to her, her diving partner Bianca is looking for a sunken boatload of cannabis. Two other parties are involved: Marvin and Claude, a pair of leftover hippies who sunk the boat, and Tony Kramer and his goons, for whom the shipment was meant. When Marvin and Claude contact Tony's buyer, Bianca forces them to take her on as partner. Meanwhile, Julie and the other Angels have become targets without even knowing what the case is all about.

Julie identifies a member of the Red Circle terrorist group arriving in Hawaii to attempt the assassination of diplomat Eric Nillson. The Angels and Lt. Torres soon become convinced the assassin was not working alone, and go undercover at the Club Aloha resort to find the killer's cohort. Bosley and Julie pose as a reporter and photographer, Kris works at the bar and Kelly assists Torres at the station.

The Angels go undercover as lifeguards to investigate the disappearance of a congressman's daughter and catch three dune buggy drivers who are terrorizing a Hawaiian beach.

Steve Moss is kidnapped outside his Hawaiian nightclub. His wife cannot come up with the ransom in time and hires the Angels. Each day Mrs. Moss keeps the kidnappers waiting, another dancing girl from the club disappears. Kris and Julie both audition to join the hula dancers while Kelly and Bos try to figure out why a successful club owner like Moss is lacking cash.

The Angels, just back from Hawaii, are asked to find out why the old feud between two rival moonshiners in Gifford County is heating up again. Kris joins the Catlins as their new still master. Kelly becomes the Bartletts' new driver. Julie gets a job as a waitress at Etta's Diner. Bosley, posing as a rich Texan, offers both parties a deal to buy their liquor.

The Angels are hired to catch a con man named John Thornwood. Kris poses as a fellow scam artist to get on his good side, while Kelly gets close to his latest victim, Monica Regis. Meanwhile, Julie finds out that Monica's father is a powerful mobster. The Angels decide to teach Thornwood a lesson he will never forget.

Investigating a murder attempt at a small taxi cab company, Kelly reluctantly poses as a driver, Julie as the dispatcher and Kris as a roller-skating waitress at the local diner.

When the Angels investigate a murder at the dating establishment "The Hot Line Club", Kelly becomes the killer's next target.

When a group that is trying to put together a Vegas show is besieged by the disappearance of their choreographer and lead star, one of the investors turns to Charlie for help. Kelly is tapped by the director to replace the star without seeing her dance, which does not make the new choreographer happy, because Kelly has no experience.

A man dressed as an archer is causing accidents at Mammoth studios. The Angels go undercover as stunt women (after taking a crash course at Big Teddy's stunt school). The main target seems to be the stunt coordinator working on Lady West and Marian and her Merry Maidens, the latter being a remake of an Errol Flynn classic.

When the Angels investigate a couple of suspicious deaths at Western Techtronics, Julie falls under the trance of a hypnotist who specializes in using brainwashed young women as killers.

Ted Markham has opened 12 different bank accounts under different names and wearing disguises, only to rob their ATMs in one fell stroke. Kris volunteers to get close to Markham and let him "spend some of that money" on her in order to catch him. When Ted invites her to go to Vegas with him, Kris accepts and starts to grow fond of the charming thief. Meanwhile, an angry casino owner and his goon follow Markham and Kris, thinking they are a double act out to rob more casinos.

When several attempts are made on bodybuilder Ron Gates' life, the Angels are hired to investigate. Kris stays close to Ron and protects him from several more deadly traps. Kelly poses is a reporter from a bodybuilding magazine, Julie goes to work at the Mid-Valley Club, and Bosley starts working out there.

Series finale. Kelly is shot at point blank range by a suspect she had been watching during a stakeout. A very emotional Bosley, Kris and Julie spend the night at the hospital reminiscing about past cases while Kelly's life hangs in the balance.

• NOTE: Charlie finally appears onscreen, albeit with his face hidden behind a surgical mask. The episode features clips from "Terror on Ward One" (season 1, episode 18), "Angel in Hiding" (season 5, episode 1), "Terror on Skis" (season 3, episode 17), "Angel's Child" (season 4, episode 15) and "Avenging Angel" (season 4, episode 4).

• TRIVIA: A "Happily ever after" epilogue was planned to close this final episode, which would explain what the Angels, both present and past, as well as Bosley and Charlie, were doing nowadays, but it did not materialise.

Guest stars: Gary Wood, George Ball, Michael Witney (as Michael Whitney), Patti Mariano, Amelia Haas, Michael Magnusen and John Bernabei. Thanks to: Christopher George (credited as Chris George), Cameron Mitchell, Vic Morrow, Simon Oakland, Michael Hershewe, Eddie Lo Russo and Ray Vitte.