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Angel season 1 episode guide on TV.com. Watch all 22 Angel episodes from season 1,view pictures, get episode information and more.

Angel is a show that is going to live forever because it never gave in and changed itself around in order to be more friendly for the masses. I have no intention of giving each season or episode a number evaluation as I feel the entire body of the show is whats important. Well thought out story arcs were the norm in this amazingly diverse world inhabited by the most fleshed out characters on any TV show. A perfect example of this is the character Wesley who started as the comedic sidekick and slowly, over the seasons, transformed into a certifiable bad-ass without ever coming across as forced.

Angel never treated the view like an idiot, never wrapped everything up in a nice little package after every show only to forget about the previous events in the next episode. Angel also never got stale, in part because it was cancelled in its prime by the WB for no solid reason as it was one of the highest rated shows on the network. Every season seemed to get a little better with the fifth, and final, season being the best, in my humble opinion. The show has become like an old friend to me which I can visit from time to time to remember what TV should strive to be like and to see an example of great story telling. In a time when TV is turning into a wasteland of trends and shows that do nothing but recycle, Angel was a bright spot which has sadly gone out.

Buy the DVDs and let the show live forever as most of what else is on TV is already dead.

Full Show Summary He started out on Buffy The Vampire Slayer, but he wasn’t finished there. Angel, the brooding vampire of Buffy’s acquaintance, got his own show and his own private Detective Agency. Angel, of course, is already known to Buffy fans as the vampire who lived an existence of evil until a gypsy curse restored his ability to feel guilt for his actions, a feeling that overwhelmed him and has motivated him to seek reparation and make up for his past existence ever since. Now he does this in Los Angeles, constantly battling both actual demons and his own, inner, metaphorical ones. Angel is frequently pitted against the machinations of the demonic law firm Wolfram and Hart, as well as other villains. Guided by the mysterious “Powers that Be”, Angel and his associates form Angel Investigations in order to “help the helpless.” Angel helps humans who are at the mercy of supernatural tormentors and strives to redeem himself of his past sins by doing so.

He and his partners Cordelia and Doyle encounter a wide variety of nasties, such as demons, users of magic, mad doctors, other, less morally upright vampires and other villains. Some characters from Buffy, such as Willow and Spike, also make appearances. While Angel is a spin-off of Buffy, it is a grittier, darker show with more of a focus on Angel seeking redemption for himself in an environment far more harsh than high school. Angel is called upon to make many sacrifices, and he must even defend his own vampire nature at times from those who automatically label him as a threat.

Told in a serial format, Angel combines smaller, episode-length plot lines with season-long story arcs. The show utilizes several elements besides just detective-style mystery and horror, including humor, romance, and even science fiction.