Charlie's Angels

Five seasons with six different Angels, then four films and a revival, two of which quietly continue the series.

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Where to start with Charlie's Angels

Nothing here requires anything else. The series is the origin, the 2000 and 2019 films quietly treat it as real, and the 2011 series ignores all of it.

  1. 1
    The 1976 series, from the pilot Charlie's Angels

    One hundred and fifteen episodes. The cast turns over in four of the five seasons, so the show you finish is not the one you started.

  2. 2
    The 2000 film and Full Throttle Charlie's Angels

    Two films, twenty years on, and a continuation rather than a restart.

  3. 3
    Charlie's Angels (2019) Charlie's Angels

    Treats everything above as having happened, which is the joke in several of its scenes.

Then what? The 2011 series is eight episodes, nothing refers to it, and it can be skipped without consequence.

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The 1976 Series

  • Charlie's Angels (1976 pilot) 1976
  • Charlie's Angels 1976, 5 seasons, 115 episodes

The Films

  • Charlie's Angels 2000
  • Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle 2003
  • Charlie's Angels 2019

The 2011 Revival

  • Charlie's Angels 2011, 1 season, 8 episodes

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