It was the late 1970s. There I was, a youngster sitting in the warming glow of Farah Fawcett-Majors, Jaclyn Smith and Kate Jackson coming from the cathode-ray tube, cursing God for not making me a girl. Charlie's Angels had a big impact on me. Although originally dismissed by the critics as "jiggle TV," it found an audience and went on to become a highly successful television show for six seasons. While there was jiggle, it …
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…high tech mogul who quickly becomes a suspect for the Angels to investigate. Crispen Glover, as the epitome of cartoon evil, is henchman for the bad guys. If you are a fan of the television series, you will likely be thrilled. If not, you will have to be content with being entertained. As for me wanting to be a girl, all I can say is that thanks to The A-Team, I avoided a troubling adolescence.