Who was your favorite "Angel"?

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scarletghost 2		#21	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 3480 (06/30/09 12:04 AM) Watcher Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Cheryl Ladd was the hottest Angel by a good margin Very wise man and with impeccable taste in women. Two shocking trivia facts I discovered in hunting up images: 1) She had a part in an old (ie pre-Angels) Happy Days episode where Richie wins a date with a celebrity hottie. 2) That Charlie's Angels and the Love Boat did an epic crossover episode one time. Damn they were doing some innovative TV back in the 70s! A man who wouldn't cheat for a poke don't want one bad enough. --Augustus McCrae
Eitzel18		#22	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 3338 (06/30/09 5:31 AM) Elitist Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	tribucks wrote: Nice find, Rusty. I fondly, though not too accurately, remember Kate from her days on The Rookies and appreciated her role as the Angel with a brain, even though she seemed flatter than old Coors Light. For whatever reason, Jaclyn Smith never did it for me. Farrah was Farrah, but IMO Cheryl Ladd was the hottest Angel by a good margin. Eitzel, I can't tell if you're joking or not. If you think Kate Jackson had anything to do with Three's Company, it should be your right to vote that gets rescinded. Favorite could mean many things - maybe she was the smartest of the three, I don't remember. I look at Kate Jackson and I see another man's Joyce DeWitt. That isn't a positive for Kate Jackson. I was kidding about Kate being on Three's Company.
Fighter59		#23	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 1528 (06/30/09 7:04 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Why don't they do crossover TV anymore?
tribucks		#24	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 7796 (06/30/09 7:40 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Eitzel18 wrote: tribucks wrote: Nice find, Rusty. I fondly, though not too accurately, remember Kate from her days on The Rookies and appreciated her role as the Angel with a brain, even though she seemed flatter than old Coors Light. For whatever reason, Jaclyn Smith never did it for me. Farrah was Farrah, but IMO Cheryl Ladd was the hottest Angel by a good margin. Eitzel, I can't tell if you're joking or not. If you think Kate Jackson had anything to do with Three's Company, it should be your right to vote that gets rescinded. Favorite could mean many things - maybe she was the smartest of the three, I don't remember. I look at Kate Jackson and I see another man's Joyce DeWitt. That isn't a positive for Kate Jackson. I was kidding about Kate being on Three's Company. You can say that again. And you get to keep your vote. And by "smartest" I meant least jiggly. You see, I have very little of substance to do around here so you'll have to excuse me. If I didn't confirm that people had their less attractive sitcom characters straight, nobody would take us seriously as a message board.
ChicJanowicz2		#25	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 6203 (06/30/09 7:59 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Fighter59 wrote: Why don't they do crossover TV anymore? Law & Order and Homicide crossed over a couple times in the 90s. The character John Munch (Richard Belzer) even crossed from one series to another. Has there been one this decade? "There is also plenty of good metal out of which can be formed a foot ball team that would do credit to the O. S. U. Let us have a Varsity team that would do honor to its name." - The Lantern, February 24, 1886
PCBuckeye		#26	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 2745 (06/30/09 8:34 AM) Buckhead Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Greys Anatomy and Private Practice did one last year.
Eitzel18		#27	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 3338 (06/30/09 9:44 AM) Elitist Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	tribucks wrote: Eitzel18 wrote: tribucks wrote: Nice find, Rusty. I fondly, though not too accurately, remember Kate from her days on The Rookies and appreciated her role as the Angel with a brain, even though she seemed flatter than old Coors Light. For whatever reason, Jaclyn Smith never did it for me. Farrah was Farrah, but IMO Cheryl Ladd was the hottest Angel by a good margin. Eitzel, I can't tell if you're joking or not. If you think Kate Jackson had anything to do with Three's Company, it should be your right to vote that gets rescinded. Favorite could mean many things - maybe she was the smartest of the three, I don't remember. I look at Kate Jackson and I see another man's Joyce DeWitt. That isn't a positive for Kate Jackson. I was kidding about Kate being on Three's Company. You can say that again. And you get to keep your vote. And by "smartest" I meant least jiggly. You see, I have very little of substance to do around here so you'll have to excuse me. If I didn't confirm that people had their less attractive sitcom characters straight, nobody would take us seriously as a message board. I would expect nothing less. If you need anything with regards to the less attractive sitcom characters in the future, I'm your huckleberry.
ERhino1965		#28	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 2315 (06/30/09 10:05 AM) Buckhead Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	CSI did crossovers with 2 and 1/2 men. The writers even switched shows. The CSI take on 2.5 was hilarious. They were going over Charlie's room for semen stains and they were everywhere. I don't watch CSI normally, so I really don't remember how that crossover went. No Caja fuerte para Trabajo
hoffahawk		#29	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 4507 (06/30/09 3:59 PM) Buckhead Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	ChicJanowicz2 wrote: Fighter59 wrote: Why don't they do crossover TV anymore? Law & Order and Homicide crossed over a couple times in the 90s. The character John Munch (Richard Belzer) even crossed from one series to another. Has there been one this decade? 90210 and Melrose Place also did one back in the 90's.
scarletghost 2		#30	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 3480 (06/30/09 4:05 PM) Watcher Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	hoffahawk wrote: 90210 and Melrose Place also did one back in the 90's. hoff, your wife must really love you. A man who wouldn't cheat for a poke don't want one bad enough. --Augustus McCrae
Eitzel18		#31	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 3338 (06/30/09 4:18 PM) Elitist Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	You guys are listing shows that were spinoffs from the other, so it's more natural. Even Ally MacBeal and The Practice - two completely diffrent shows but both written by David E. Kelley -- did a crossover to show each cast in each other's world.
ChicJanowicz2		#32	[-]
Buckhead Posts: 6203 (06/30/09 7:22 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	L&O and Homicide are not related. The 70s crossovers that SG2 mentioned were more related. They were both part of the Aaron Spelling empire. "There is also plenty of good metal out of which can be formed a foot ball team that would do credit to the O. S. U. Let us have a Varsity team that would do honor to its name." - The Lantern, February 24, 1886

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