Charlies Angels: Season 3

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Season 3 - Episode Guide

Season Three marks Jackson’s last year with the show and the return for three episodes of Charlie’s most celebrated Angel, Farrah Fawcett, reprising the role of Jill Munroe that made her a pop icon. Cheryl Ladd had already been in the show for one very successful; year and proved her worth to the series and by the Third Season was totally accepted as a part of the Angel’s team. The Third Season of Charlie's Angels starts with the two-part episode Angels in Vegas featuring guest stars Dean Martin, Dick Sargent, and Robert Urich as the girls blend in backstage to solve a murder. Other episodes have the Angels going undercover as cheerleaders, as teachers at a girls’ boarding school, as runners in a marathon, in a disco and outwitting the look-alike “Counterfeit Angels,” ending with a retrospective episode celebrating their years together as a team. The Third season also offered up a good number of special guest stars, some of which wouldn’t make their mark until later in their careers like Jamie Lee Curtis. Other guests include Stephen Collins, Mercedes McCambridge, Marie Windsor, Anne Francis, Janis Paige, Lloyd Bochner, Gary Collins and Billy Barty.

49. Angels in Vegas (part 1) (Sep. 13, 1978)
After showgirl Mary Phillips becomes the second employee of the Tropicana Hotel and Casino to perish in a deadly auto accident, Tropicana owner Frank Howell hires the Angels to establish a motive for the killings. Kelly joins the hotel's show as a dancer, while Kris is hired as the new backup singer for lounge star Marty Cole. The 1978 season premiere of Charlie's Angels has the Angels actually going on location to Las Vegas. They "went to Vegas" in Episode 17, "The Vegas Connection" but only by the magic of stock footage. This was originally aired as a two-hour episode. This is Dick Sergeant's 2nd of 5 appearances. His first appearance was in "Angels on Wheels." Sergeant was well known as the second Darren Stevens on Bewitched.

Guest Cast: Dean Martin (Frank Howell), Dick Sargent (Marty Cole), Vic Morrow (Mark Haines), Lee Travis (Joan Wells), Lionel Decker (Jarvis), Eddie Lo Russo (Gus), Patti Pivaar (Daphne), Ron Rondell (Case), Gary Brockette (Dean Williams), Sid Conrad (Dr. Hinton), Rita Alexander (Mary Phillips), Scatman Crothers (Jip Baker), James Hong (Professor Perkins), Herb Edelman (Joey January), Michael Conrad (Ed Slocum)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Bob Kelljan

50. Angels in Vegas (part 2) (Sep. 13, 1978)
Suspicion for the attacks falls on rival casino owner Mark Haynes, who is in cahoots with Cole to put Frank out of business. Haynes is unaware, however, that Cole has taken their plan one step further. Guest star Robert Urich makes a cameo appearance as detective Dan Tanna from Vega$.

51. Angel Come Home (Sep. 20, 1978)
Jill Munroe receives an urgent cablegram summoning her home, only to discover it was a ruse to flush out Formula One car designer Paul Ferrino. To protect his new turbo-charged racer from saboteurs, Ferrino asks Jill to drive it in the Grand Prix, hoping that a victory will bring needed research funds. The Angels begin some high-gear sleuthing when a mysterious car explosion kills Jill's fiancé and she becomes the next target. One of the highlight episodes of the third season with actually four angels in action. Farrah Fawcett justified her decision to leave Charlie's Angels in 1977 on a technicality: she was under no obligation to continue with the series beyond the first season because she never signed her contract. After Aaron Spelling took the matter to court in 1978, a judge ruled that because Fawcett was paid, $5000 per episode, the contract was implied and therefore enforceable. Fawcett settled out of court; as part of the compromise, she agreed to appear in six episodes of Angels over two seasons This is Farrah Fawcett's first guest starring appearance as Jill Munroe in her contractually-obligated returns. The majority of her scenes are interactions between Jill and younger sister, Kris.

Guest Cast: Farrah Fawcett (Jill Munroe), Stephen Collins (Steve Carmody), Sir Jackie Stewart (Himself), Bill Vint (Danny Bligh), Dolly Martin (Andrea Lassiter), Horst Buchholz (Paul Ferrino), Martin Azarow (George Danforth)
Writer: Stephen Kandel
Director: Paul Stanley

52. Angel on High (Sep. 27, 1978)
An elderly wheelchair-bound business tycoon in failing health recognizes the news photo of an old flame when she is reported killed in an auto crash and survived by a son. Believing himself to be the father of the young man named Bill Freeman, a handsome but by no means wealthy stunt flyer, he engages the Angels to find the apparent heir to his fortune. A visit to the address in a rural community where the woman lived brings the Angels to a stripped and abandoned house with someone else prowling around, someone who is almost immediately murdered. The killer escapes unseen but the trace of the dead man's driver's license identifies his employer as a New York corporation with underworld ties. Sabrina heads for the Big Apple to follow up the lead but soon finds that the closer she gets to the truth, the more somebody wants her dead. The Townsend Agency is remodeled beginning with this episode. Look closely and you'll notice the new color of carpeting, walls, curtains, bar canopy, bar stools and shelving behind the bar.

Guest Cast: Michael Goodwin (Bill Freeman), Gloria Manners (Joan Freeman), Ben Young (Markle), Bill Zuckert (Jake), Annalee Jefferies (Clerk), Billie Perkins (Waitress), Bert Freed (Stambler), Don Reid (Harmon), Johnny Seven (Fenton), Lee Terri (Evelyn Wales), Ben Hammer (George Faylon)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Lawrence Doheny

53. Angels in Springtime (Oct. 11, 1978)
A grande dame of Broadway is "accidentally" electrocuted in a hydro massage tank at the elite Springtime Spa. Foul play is suspected when both the aging actress' memoirs and the last person to see her alive mysteriously disappear. The Angels must exercise extreme caution while investigating murder. At the spa, it's hard to say which staff member is most ominous. Posing as employees, Kris and Sabrina are greeted with cold disapproval by the managing director, Ms. Ingrid. Zora, the physical therapist, threatens to break Kris' neck when she is found nosing about the equipment room. Kelly, posing as a rich guest, finds the doctor who dabbles in hypnotism imperious and aggressive. When Zora sees Sabrina rummaging through Ms. Ingrid's office, she tries to prevent further sleuthing by locking Kris in a sauna with the steam turned on full blast. The Angels discover a visit to the Springtime Spa can be hazardous to their health. Guest star Nancy Parsons would later on become well known for her portrayal of Beulah Balbricker in Porky's, Porky's II - The Next Day & Porky's Revenge.

Guest Cast: Tracie Hunt (Guard), Pat Delaney (Ingrid), Joan Hotchkis (Dr. Slavin), Nancy Parsons (Zora), Bobbie Bresee (Amy), Amy Stryker (Eve Perkins), Mercedes McCambridge (Norma), Marie Windsor (Eve Le Deux)
Writer: William Froug
Director: Larry Stewart

54. Winning is For Losers (Oct. 18, 1978)
Somebody doesn’t want LPGA pro Linda Frye (Halloween star Jamie Lee Curtis) to win the Cypress Springs Invitational, and Charlie’s Angels have 24 hours to find out who and why in “Winning is For Losers”. Other guest stars include Edward Albert (Kate Jackson’s boyfriend for a time during Angels) and nationally syndicated radio personality Casey Kasem. This episode features one of the wackiest moments in Angels history: the sequence in which Kris goes mano a mano with a bunch of alligators! “People joke about the alligator episode all the time, but what they don’t know is that those alligators weren’t all that real”, says Cheryl Ladd. “How’s that for method acting ….?” What’s no joke is that Ladd is an expert golfer in real life. Though she doesn’t get a chance to demonstrate her prowess in this episode, Ladd participates in various pro-am tournaments to help raise money for charity, including her own Cheryl Ladd Pro AM.

Guest Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis (Linda Frye), Rita Gomez (Chambermaid), Buck Young (Bartender), Gary Bisig (Bill Montclair), Casey Kasem (Tom Rogers), Ray Wise (Evan Wilcox), George Pentecost (George Ritlin), E.J. Peaker (Donna Dawson)
Writer: Ray Brenner
Director: Cliff Bole

55. Haunted Angels (Oct. 25, 1978)
Sabrina plays a clairvoyant and Kris goes undercover as a grad student from Olmsted College in Ohio in parapsychology, in an attempt to outwit phony psychic researcher Douglas Holden, who the Angels believe is swindling Claire Rossmore, a friend of Bosley's, out of her money. Holden claims to be able to contact Mrs. Rossmore's nephew, who died in a tragic motorcycle accident, through a young woman psychic. When the young woman turns up dead, the Angels are more convinced that Holden had her killed to cover up his scheme. Lee Sheldon's script is very clever with twists and turns. The scene where Sabrina and Kris convince Holden of Sabrina's psychic powers using tricky methods is the best scene of the episode.

Guest Cast: Lenore Woodward (Mrs. Brendleberry), Linden Chiles (Dr. Holden), Peter Donat (Peter Russell), Gretchen Wyler (Claire Rossmore), Katherine Charles (Barbara Niles), Joseph Hacker (Eric Knight), Roger Bowen (Reverend Green), Jeanne Lange (Kathy Wade)
Writer: Lee Sheldon
Director: Ronald Austin

56. Pom Pom Angels (Nov. 1, 1978)
The Angels temporarily trade their guns for pom poms when they go undercover as football cheerleaders after three of the lovely ladies, called the Bow Wows, receive threatening notes with religious overtones and then disappear. Meanwhile, the three missing women are being held captive by a scripture spouting publicity man who calls himself The Good One and believes he must cleanse them of their sins. Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd just look awesome in their undercover costumes but this isnt enough to save the episode. The script is a bit dull and as Ed Lakso said "That episode was one of the real disasters".

Guest Cast: Cis Rundle (Ellen), Joan Vigman (Waitress), Sandy Ward (Dan Abner), Lonny Chapman (Eddie Cobb), B.J. Bartlett (Sam Braham), Rick Casorla (Tim Asher), Ben Davidson (Tasker), Fran Ryan (Belle Asher), Anne Francis (Margo), Stephanie Blackmore (Beverly Casey)
Writer: Richard Carr
Director: Cliff Bole

57. Angels Ahoy (Nov. 8, 1978)
After claiming to have seen a wanted felon on board, an innocent woman passenger loses her life and the Angels go undercover on a luxury cruise ship to find out who is running a slick operation that helps wanted criminals sneak out of the country. While working on the baffling case, the Angels soon learn that the devious mastermind and his accomplices are employees on the large vessel and now plan to do away with Kelly, who is working under the guise of Activity Director.

Guest Cast: Derek Murcott (Captain Brunner), Tara Leigh (Young woman), Prudence Wright Holmes (Lisa Black), Peter Brown (Mark Correll), Jack Murdock (Doc Harris), Hector Elias (Sanchez), Doug Sheehan (Ben Anderson), Parley Baer (Captain Jack McGuire), Janis Paige (Joan)
Writer: Lee Sheldon
Director: Allen Baron

58. Mother Angel (Nov. 15, 1978)
Looking for a thrill, poor little rich girl Samantha Courtney breaks into a greenhouse and stumbles upon a murder. Since Charlie is an old friend of the girl's aunt, the Angels are put on the case. Jill Munroe play "Mother Angel" to a precocious eleven-year old. Samantha, the niece of a former client, witnesses her neighbor, an affluent horticulturist named Victor Buckley, murder a man, but she can't get the Angels to believe her! Jill remains suspicious especially when evidence suggests that Buckley is a fugitive.

Guest Cast: Farrah Fawcett (Jill Munroe), Mike Mazurki (Robbins), John Steadman (Junkyard operator), Gary Collins (Victor Buckley), Olivia Barash (Samantha), Roy Jenson (Max), Hermione Baddeley (Mrs. McNaughton), Robert Davi (Richie), Peggy Rea (Bridget)
Writer: Rift Fournier
Director: Don Chaffey

59. Angel on My Mind (Nov. 22, 1978)
Witness to the robbery and murder of a beachfront restauranteur, Kris attempts to halt the assailant. Diving to avoid the killer's onrushing car, she strikes her head and develops amnesia, not knowing who or where she is. Sabrina, Kelly and Bosley worriedly search for their wandering Angel. The killer monitors the Angels' hunt with something more sinister than Kris' rescue in mind. Kris has flashbacks of her as a child playing on the beach and of when she first joined the Townsend Agency to save Charlie in Hawaii in "Angels in Paradise," when Sabrina was hooked to an explosive belt in "Hours of Desperation" and her first in the line of fire in "Angel Baby."

Guest Cast: Michael Whitney (Burton), Edward Cross (Officer), Dix Turner (Jarvis), Eddy Ruffalo (Stark), Tom Spratley (Jimmy), Billy Barty (News Vender), Jonathan Frakes (Brad), Neil Elliot (Mel), Jenny Sherman (Jeni)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Curtis Harrington

60. Angels Belong in Heaven (Dec. 6, 1978)
A small-time crook who owes Charlie a favor leaves an urgent warning that someone is after one of the Angels but the informer is gunned down before we learn which Angel and why. Needless to say, Sabrina, Kelly and Kris take a personal interest in the case. The assassins apparently clumsy moves indicate Sabrina as the target. When Kelly drops her guard, it is just the opportunity the clever killer needs. Kelly's houseguest, Sally, decides to stay in a hotel until the scandal has blown over but ends up in the center of it. Kelly has moved to a different house from where she lived in during the first season shown in "Target: Angels" and "The Séance." Her house number was 326 and it is now 10426. Lloyd Bockner reunited with Cheryl Ladd and Kate Jackson after they starred together in the original 1973 "Satan's School for Girls" as Prof. Delacroix and then again with Cheryl playing Walters in the movie "Millennium."

Guest Cast: Tracy Brooks Swope (Sally), Don Galloway (Gorman), Lloyd Bochner (Jellek), Eddie Firestone (Norton), Barry Quin (Ed Jarvis), John Voldstad (Stashu), Buddy Lewis (Man at Airport)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Paul Stanley

61. Angels in the Stretch (Dec. 20, 1978)
Les Ferrar had a winning system for betting the horses but his luck ran out. Knowing the nags from nose to tail, he notices a losing colt, Perdition, is minus her markings. The horse's groom and trainer deals Les a fatal blow and makes it look like he was trampled by a high strung stallion. The Angels are called in to find the murderer while investigating the suspicious antics of a dull racehorse. Sabrina collects saddle sores as well as information working as an exerciser under Perdition's handsome Irish trainer, Kevin Ryan. When she starts to understand why Perdition, a so-called will-on-the-wisp, is running like a champ the groom has plans for her and the odds are against Sabrina's survival.

Guest Cast: John David Carson (Kevin Ryan), Jeremy West (Waiter), Deirdre Berthrong (Valerie), James Gammon (Gates), Richard Bakalyan (Thad Roper), Sidney Clute (Les Ferrar), Joyce Jameson (Gini), Al Hopson (Fred), David Hedison (Carter Gillis)
Writer: Bob Mitchell, Esther Mitchell
Director: Lawrence Doheny

62. Angels on Vacation (Jan. 10, 1979)
Kris invites Bosley and the Angels to vacation in a small Arizona town where her aunt is Mayor and her uncle is Sheriff. Upon arrival they discover their headlights smashed, no rooms available and a suspicious lack of women in town. While vacationing in Arizona with Kris's family, the Angels learn that gangsters have taken all the women in the small town hostage in exchange for one of their strongmen. The Angels devise a plan to attack the gangsters and free the captured women.

Guest Cast: Cliff Medaugh (Connors), Louie Elias (Haller), Herb Vigran (Joe Weatherby), Georgia Schmidt (Granny), Fred Lerner (Fisk), Mavis Neal Palmer (One Woman), Eve McVeagh (Old Lady), Jason Wingreen (Bill Storm), Denny Miller (Ed Fellows), Lyle Talbot (Mills), Rob Soble (Slade), Lee Delano (Dressler), John McIntire (Paul Danvers), Jeanette Nolan (Lydia Danvers)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Don Weiss

63. Counterfeit Angels (Jan. 24, 1979)
Three Angel look-alikes stage a false "security check" of Sports Arena executive officers and make off with big bucks. The three Faux Angels that disguise themselves as the real Angels are Carol Brewster as Sabrina Duncan, Annie Collins as Kelly Garrett and Janet Ames as Kris Munroe. Unjustly accused of the heist, the genuine Angels are forced underground to escape arrest while they flash out the fakes. With a gambling debt of ten grands still outstanding, a night club entertainer who does a good impression of Charlie Townsend, sets up another "security check" starring his bogus Angels. When his greedy bookie crashes the act and presses for higher stakes, the Angels must impersonate the impersonators to round up all the crooks.

Guest Cast: Linda Scruggs (Annie Collins/ Kelly Garrett), Robin Eisenman (Janet Ames/ Kris Munroe), Hilary Thompson (Carol Brewster/ Sabrina Duncan), Hope Newell (Mrs. Brown), Nigel Bullard (Tom), Richard Seff (George Simmons), Mark Lonow (Mickey), Noah Keen (Sgt. Dirkson), Wynn Irwin (Sam Punch), Paul Cavonis (Asher), Holly Irving (Edna Hatter), Bubba Smith (Toby)
Writer: Richard Carr
Director: Georg Stanford Brown

64. Disco Angels (Jan. 31, 1979)
A killer is loose who has strangled several elderly, disadvantaged men after their busrides from the vicinity of a shoreside disco. The Angels have fancy footwork to perform. The latest victim is killed after a run-0in with disco owner Freddie Heston. Poor Freddie is paranoid enough to make a deal with his success-starved dee-jay for an alibi covering his whereabouts at the time of the murder. When the suspicion finally shifts from Freddie to the real killer, it may be too late to save a proud old dance instructor who's being stalked by the maniac.

Guest Cast: Zalman King (Harry Owens), Peter MacLean (Fred Heston), Raymond Singer (Lanny Press), Titos Vandis (Hector), Arthur Malet (James Hannah), Bonnie Keith (Sharon), Shera Danese (Connie), Robert Symonds (Simon), Diane McBain (Marian), Gregory Rozakis (Mario)
Writer: George F. Slavin
Director: Georg Stanford Brown

65. Terror on Skis (part 1) (Feb. 7,1979)
A U.S. government agent is killed on the slopes of Vail, Colorado, while investigating a rumor that someone will kidnap Carl Hansworth, a special aide to the President. Fearing that the identity of all federal agents has been compromised, the government turns to outside help, the Angels to provide protection. When a plot to kidnap the President's Special Envoy to the United Nations unravels at the site of the Pro-Am Ski competition, a government agent enlist the angels to protect the Envoy.

Guest Cast: Cesare Danova (Franco Sarella), Rossano Brazzi (Vincenti Donetelli), Kathleen Nolan (Elizabeth James), Burt Douglas (Bannock), Dennis Cole (Carl Hansworth), Chris George (Phil Chadway), Jefferson Kibbee (Norton), Francois-Marie Benard (Paolo Donettelli)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Don Chaffey

66. Terror on Skis (part 2) (Feb. 7,1979)
During a check of the guests at Hansworth's hotel, the Angels encounter Vincenti Donatelli and his son, Paolo, both members of an Italian Radical group called the Patriots for a Free Society. Their suspicions of the group are confirmed when Sabrina is kidnapped, and offered an exchange for the voluntary surrender of Hansworth. Sabrina races against time to escape from her captors and warn the other Angels of terrorist activity before time runs out. This episode was originally aired as a two-hour special. Dennis Cole makes his last guest appearance in this episode. He previously was in season 1's episode "Dancing in the Dark," season 2's episode "Unidentified Flying Angels" and season 3's episodes "Terror on Skis part 1 & 2."

67. Angel in a Box (Feb. 14, 1979)
When Kris is mysteriously kidnapped, Jill returns to town to help locate her sister but soon discovers that she was the real target for a business mogul blaming her for the his son's untimely death. An embittered millionaire used Kris as a pawn in order to wreak vengeance on her sister Jill. Kris is kidnapped before Bosley's very eyes but her abductors deliberately leave a trail of clues for the angels to follow. Jill returns from Europe to help Sabrina and Kelly and their investigation leads to the mansion of Anton Karazna, a powerful man who blames Jill for the death of his son.

Guest Cast: Farrah Fawcett (Jill Munroe), Walker Williams (Messenger), Rawn Hutchinson (Attendant), Art LaFleur (Carl), John Colicos (Anton Karanza), Bill Fletcher (Stratton), Ed Bakey (Ed Jackson)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Curtis Harrington

68. Teen Angels (Feb. 28, 1979)
The Angels assume false identities in order to investigate a murder at a posh girl's school. During their probe, they discover that some of the girls are involved in the sale and abuse of drugs and alcohol. When a murder occurs at a posh all-girls school, the Angels assume false identities only to discover a ring of girls involved in drug and alcohol abuse.

Guest Cast: Audrey Landers (Donna), Jane Alice Brandon (Liz), Debi Richter (Patty), Lori Lethin (Bo), Jack Fletcher (Mr. Blackmoor), Elissa Leeds (Cissy), Hal England (Victor)
Writer: Bob Mitchell, Esther Mitchell
Director: Allen Baron

69. Marathon Angels (Mar. 7, 1979)
The Angels investigate the mysterious disappearance of Sylvia and Sally, two participants in a promotional running race. Kris and Kelly enter the race and must literally chase their suspects. When the Angels investigate the unusual disappearance of two participants in a marathon, Kris and Kelly join the race to literally chase down the suspects.

Guest Cast: Liberty Godshall (Joanne Craft), Mindy Burr (Mary Craft), Andre Phillippe (Hassir), Elizabeth Norman (Lashi), Suzanne Niles (June), Karen Specht (Jan), Beth Specht (Jane), Jeri Lea Ray (Sally Cole), Louise Fitch (Seamstress), Betty Jean Samuelson (Sylvia Laven), Erin Russell (Belinda), Sarah Purcell (Millicent Krail), Danuta Wesley (Helga), Ronnie Schell (Ernie Flack), Edward Walsh (Tolan), Eric Mason (Castor), Walter Brooke (Twilliger)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Bob Kelljan

70. Angels in Waiting (Mar. 21, 1979)
After being called predictable, Bosley becomes annoyed and challenges the Angels to a game of hide and seek. He meets an attractive woman named Ellen before phoning in his first clue to the Angels. The two become the target of someone who's not playing games. Bosley becomes annoyed with being so predictable and decides to play a game with the Angels to see if they can figure out the clues to his whereabouts. Unknown to Bosley, he is actually a target for a dangerous ex-con. For the first time, Bosley get his own storyline in the series. Although tweaked for the premise of this series, the basic plot of having a challenge for one character to hide and the others desperately trying to locate them when their life is in danger was also utilized by several other popular shows like Starsky and Hutch and I, Spy.

Guest Cast: James B. Sikking (Lawrence Wellman), Pat Crowley (Ellen)
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Allen Baron

71. Rosemary, for Remembrance (May 2, 1979)
Ex-mobster Jake Garfield has just been released from prison for the murder of his wife. He claims that he was framed by a racketeer named Renaldi, so his nephew hires the Angels to investigate. When an ex-mobster is targeted for murder, the Angels are called in to investigate. When he meets Kris, he reconstructs the last night he spent with his wife with the intent of capturing her real killer.

Guest Cast: Cheryl Ladd (Rosemary Garfield), Ramon Bieri (Jake Garfield), Gilbert Green (Renaldi), Robert Karnes (Gordon Sanders), Barbara Tarbuck (Frau Himbere), Michael Shannon (Tim Stone), Ron Lombard (Belding)
Writer: Lee Sheldon
Director: Ronald Austin

72. Angels Remembered (May 16, 1979)
Charlie calls the Angels to a meeting which is actually a birthday party celebrating the Angels third successful year together in the Townsend Agency. Charlie, Bosley and the girls recollect some of their most unforgettable and dangerous assignments, disguises and characters from their past adventures. Between the episode clips shown throughout the episode, the Angels recalled Kris's first appearance in "Angels in Paradise" and her amnesia adventure in "Angel on my Mind", Sabrina's short love affair with Doug O Neil in "Angel in Love" and her romance with Dean Martin in "Angels in Vegas" and Kelly's belly dance in "Angels on Ice". In the final scene of the episode the Angels toast their birthday as a team and Sabrina raises her glass and says "Here's to many many more." This episode was the final appearance of Kate Jackson as Sabrina Duncan.

Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Kim Manners