Writer:	Pat Fiedler, Rod Baker, Glen Olson, Pat Fiedler
Director:	Richard Lang
Star:	John Forsythe (voice of Charlie),  David Doyle (John Bosley),  Jaclyn Smith (Kelly Garrett),  Farrah Fawcett (Jill Munroe [ season 1 ] (as Farrah Fawcett-Majors)),  Kate Jackson (Sabrina Duncan [ seasons 1-3 ])
Guest Star:	Jaclyn Smith (Dana Cameron),  Rosemary Forsyth (Michelle St. Clair),  Alex Henteloff (Heinz Brandon),  William Beckley (Alec Witt),  Dean Santoro (Jesse Woodman),  Richard Mulligan (Kevin St. Clair),  Elizabeth Robinson (Candy)

Dean Santoro & Alex Henteloff would later go on to co-star with Kate Jackson on Scarecrow and Mrs. King. Dean in the episode Over the Limit and Alex in episode Night Crawler.
(edit) Richard Mulligan would later go on to play Burt Campbell on the 1977-1981 tv series Soap and Dr. Harry Weston on Empty Nest from 1988-1995. (edit) Farrah Fawcett and director Richard Lang worked on Harry O, which starred David Janssen, who co-starred with Forsythe in "Where It's At". Forsythe also did "The Death of Me Yet", a TV-movie produced by Aaron Spelling, who cast Farrah in Charlie's Angles. (edit) Jaclyn Smith plays a dual role in this episode, Kelly Garrett and the murdered model, Dana Cameron. (edit)

Bosley: Okay, you kept me waiting this long without telling me who the strangler is. Now, which one who did it?
Sabrina: He did. (As police men take Alec by Bosley and Sabrina.)
Bosley: Oh. (Police walk by with Jesse as Jill comes up.)
Jill: And he did.
Bosley: Huh? (The police take Kevin by.)
Kelly: And he did. (Walking behind the police and out the door.)
Bosley: Oh, I see. (edit) Sabrina: (On the phone) Alec? Sabrina Duncan. I have some information I think you'll be interested in about Candy's attempted murder. (Sabrina looks at Jill.)
Jill: Jesse? Hi. It's Jill Munroe. There were some photos taken at the St. Clair estate the day that Michelle was murdered and I think you'll want to see them? (Jill looks at Kelly.)
Kelly: Kevin? Kelly Garrett. I think we should have a talk about Dana Cameron's murder. (edit) Kelly: Well, isn't this romantic? (Kelly walks in and slams the door.) So, that's the way you treat a lady. Listen, friend, I drove all the way over here thinking you wanted some action. What I didn't realize is that the action you wanted was with someone else.
(Glancing at Sabrina who just got off he couch.)
Alec: I didn't invite you here.
Kelly: Maybe not in so many words. But you've been coming on pretty heavy for a week.
Sabrina: We are supposed to have a quiet dinner together and suddenly a replacement shows up? Oh, that's not good form at all, love.
Alec: What the hell is going on here?
Sabrina: In a word, nothing lover. Not tonight.
Kelly: Well, I guess you struck out again. (Kelly slaps Alec in the face.) (edit) Kelly: Gosh. You over the hill at 24?
Jill: Very funny? (Turning and pointing at Sabrina.) You shut up. (edit) Kelly: (Whispering loudly in the changing room.) Do you think you can corral Woodman?
Jill: Ooh! Faster than Roy Rogers.
Kelly: Roy Rogers.
Jill: Yeah, in my tomboy youth, I was a real Roy Rogers freak. Oh, do you knw when Trigger died, they stuffed him? I mean there's nothing sacred anymore. (edit)

Jaclyn Smith was TV's "Breck Girl" prior to becoming spokeswoman for her own clothing line, while Farrah Fawcett starred in ads for "Wella Balsam" and "UltraBrite" before posing for the famous swimsuit poster that sold over 8 million copies in 1976. (edit)

Kelly: (Whispering loudly in the changing room.) Do you think you can corral Woodman?
Jill: Ooh! Faster than Roy Rogers.
Kelly: Roy Rogers.
Jill: Yeah, in my tomboy youth, I was a real Roy Rogers freak. Oh, do you knw when Trigger died, they stuffed him? I mean there's nothing sacred anymore.

This quote is referring to Roy Rogers, who was a famous singer and cowboy actor and his horse, Trigger. (edit)