Charlie's Angels

Continuity Goof: While reminiscing about past cases, Kris recalls the time Bosley went undercover in the hospital in "Terror on Ward One", but that was an episode from season 1 when her sister, Jill, still worked for Charlie and before Kris became an Angel.

This is Paul Cavonis' 3rd appearance on the show. He was previously seen in the 2nd season's February 2, 1978 episode called Little Angels of the Night and in the 3rd season's January 24, 1979 episode called Counterfeit Angels.

Toni's home/office is the same house used as Charlie's mansion in the season 1 episode "Target:Angels".

Goof: After Kelly's car is blown up by the bomb in the switched birthday present, she gets a light blue rental car. Yet her Mustang is shown in front of the Townsend Agency.

Goof: Immediately after Barry says to Tina, "Don't worry, Kris Munroe is dead," the camera zooms in on Kris and can be seen in the reflection of her gold belt buckle.

Bess gets up off her chair and takes off her blue robe to follow the director's instructions. In the next scene, she is shown following the instructions and wearing the robe she just removed.

Nancy Fox previously guest starred in a Season 2 episode called Angels in the Backfield as Amy Jarvis.

Goof: Notice, when Kris and Bosley see Judy come out of the bathroom, Rose's wig can be seen sticking out of her purse in one shot and then then scarf can be seen in the alternate shot.

Louise Sorel would later go on to play Augusta Lockridge on Santa Barbara and Vivian Alamain on Days of our Lives.

Timothy Dalton's character, Damien Roth, is compared to James Bond. Dalton would later replaced Roger Moore as James Bond in two of the 007 films, The Living Daylights in 1987 and Licence to Kill 1989.

This is Joseph Hacker's 3rd episode in the series. He appeared in the 2nd season's episode Antique Angels as Nichols and in the 3rd season episode Haunted Angels as Eric Knight.

A similar plot would later be used in the January 7, 1981 episode of Vegas called, "The Andreas Addiction".

Opening credit scenes Charlie: Once upon a time, there were three little girls who went to the police academy. One in Los Angeles... (Kelly flipping a guy)... One in San Francisco... (Kris maneuvering through cones) The other in Boston... (Tiffany shooting at the range) And they were each assigned very hazardous duties... (Kelly at the school crosswalk, Kris at the operation board and Tiffany getting a new stack of folders) but I took them all away from that (Kelly comes out of the Police Department and Kris comes in from the left and Tiffany comes in from the right) and now they work for me. My name is Charlie.
Jaclyn Smith; left shadow in karate stance with 5 scenes, moved from 2nd position to 1st. Running from her car in Angels on Wheels, flipping her hair on a motorcycle in The Pilot, camera getting taken away from her in The Killing Kind, turning around and putting on sun hat in Night of the Strangler and elbowing someone in Consenting Adults.
Cheryl Ladd; right shadow with gun has 5 scenes, moved from 3rd position to 2nd. Running down hill in The Sammy Davis Jr. Kidnap Caper, magic act in Magic Fire, on boat pushing hair back in Angels In Paradise pt 2, knife being thrown in Circus of Terror and sitting in jacuzzi in Angels in Springtime. Shelley Hack; middle shadow with walkie-talkie has five scenes; running on beach in Angel Hunt, riding in the jet boat in Love Boat Angels pt. 2, smiling in office in Love Boat Angels Pt. 1, leaning head out truck window in Angels Go Truckin' and at bar in red blouse in Angels On Campus
David Doyle; has 2 scenes: handing a present to Sabrina from Hellride and in golf cart in Angels in Vegas Pt. 2.

Kris uses the CB handle of "Angel Eyes" in this episode.

Goof Notice when the Angels confront Maggie near the end of the story, one of the circles on Maggie's necklace can be seen flipped over the wrong way, but on the shots of her talking to the Angels, all of the circles are facing the correct way.

The slides of Paul Hollister, Wes Anderson and Eleanor Case that the Angels are shown when they're being briefed on the assignment, are all shots of the characters taken from later in the story! (In addition, Eleanor Case's shot is actually reversed back-to-front from the scene it's taken from).

Sabrina: Fairley Enterprises. Why does that sound familiar? Bosley: Well, it should. Do you remember the Sheldon case? This is a fictitious case named after episode writer, Lee Sheldon.

Newspaper story headline: Kris Munroe Key Figure in McCully Fraud The McCully Fraud is a fictitious case named after propery master Frank McCully.

Notice as Lawrence is writing down Bosley's license plate number, the hand is gloved but when Lawrence hangs up the phone, it isn't.

Notice as the runners come by the news crew, the guy with the cape is walking across the street in one shot but in the next he's in the phone booth.