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 …showed first 75 words of 494 total…

…showed last 75 words of 494 total…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.