This episode has the Angels playing stuntwomen for a cartoonishly arrogant studio executive who is being targeted for harassment and attempted murder by someone dressed in an archer's uniform. The client comes across as so boorish, I would have enjoyed this better if Kris had just cracked him in the head with a liquor bottle instead of pouring him a drink at the Townsend offices, and then refused the case. He's that aggravating.
A 'western" film is one of the set pieces.
There are an assortment of gags aimed at embarrassing the Angels, and several of them fall flat. The climax is rather underwhelming.
The episode was presumably filmed at 20th Century Fox, where much of the set-based action on the entire "Angels" series took place.
A 'western" film is one of the set pieces.
There are an assortment of gags aimed at embarrassing the Angels, and several of them fall flat. The climax is rather underwhelming.
The episode was presumably filmed at 20th Century Fox, where much of the set-based action on the entire "Angels" series took place.