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Heartthrob
On
a routine patrol, Angel stakes a female vampire he recognizes from
his past, but a moment too late. Her grief-stricken lover, Angel's
old fighting buddy, is out for revenge for the present killing and
a betrayal Angelus committed over 200 years ago.
Original Airdate: September 24th, 2001
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That
Vision Thing
Angel must align himself
with the dark side to prevent a psychic hacker from killing Cordelia
with visions that are leaving her burned and scaly.
Original
Airdate: October 1st, 2001
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That
Old Gang of Mine
Angel comes face to
face with Gunn's ragtag crew of vampire hunters, and not only do they
view Gunn as a traitor, they want to reduce Angel to a pile of dust.
Original
Airdate: October 8th, 2001
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Carpe Noctem
An old
man swaps places with Angel and secures eternal life as a boyishly
handsome, albeit bloodthirsty, vampire in Los Angeles; leaving Angel
dying to get his body back.
Original Airdate: October 15th, 2001
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Fredless
Angel goes into full
detective mode when Fred's parents unexpectedly arrive in Los Angeles
to bring Fred home, but their appearance inexplicably sends her into
a tailspin and on the run.
Original Airdate: October 22nd, 2001
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| 06 |
Billy
Angel and
Cordelia both knew there would be consequences when he freed the partially
demonic (but totally evil) Billy from a fiery prison in hell in order
to save her. Those fears are realized when a wave of violence against
women is traced back to Billy, whose mere touch has the power to bring
out the worst in otherwise good men. The crew rushes to prevent another
brutal attack, unaware that Wesley has already been infected---and
he's alone in the hotel with Fred.
Original Airdate: October 29nd, 2001
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| 07 |
Offspring
As the
crew researches a prophecy predicting the imminent arrival of a being
who may have a profound impact on the world, Darla arrives at the
hotel---pregnant and angry, looking for the daddy. Cordelia, hurt
by Angel's dishonesty, takes Darla's side in the matter. Baffled by
how the pregnancy is even possible, Angel and company turn to the
Host for some insight.
Original Airdate: November 5th, 2001
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| 08 |
Quickening
As Angel and the gang
try to figure out what exactly is inside Darla---who's now having
contractions---news of her pregnancy causes near pandemonium at Wolfram
& Hart. Meanwhile, the demon Sahjhan (Jack Conley) tries to bring
a newly resurrected Holtz (Keith Szarabajka) up to speed on what he
missed over the last couple of centuries.
Original Airdate: November 12th, 2001
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| 09 |
Lullaby
As Darla (guest star
Julie Benz) violently begins childbirth, Angel faces the responsibility
of becoming a father and the possibilities of what miracle or destruction
this new being may bring to the world.
Original Airdate: November 19th, 2001
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| 10 |
Dad
Still trying to figure
out how to be a good father, Angel's problems multiply when he and
the gang are trapped by several groups of enemies bent on kidnapping
his son. Barricaded in the hotel, the group prepares for an inevitable
attack. Meanwhile, Holtz goes about recruiting new help for his quest
to destroy Angel.
Original Airdate: December 10th, 2001
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Birthday
A powerful vision knocks
Cordy out of her body, leaving her physical self in a vegetative state,
but a guide (David Denman) on the astral plane offers her a new lease
on life. Unfortunately, it's a life without her friends, who are busy
trying to figure out how to get her back. Angel sets out to speak
to the Powers That Be, who can presumably revive Cordy and mend her
vision-ravaged brain.
Original Airdate: January 14th, 2002
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| 12 |
Provider
Unprepared for the
flood of business brought in by advertising, the Angel Investigations
crew splits up to cover more ground---and ends up being spread too
thin for its own good. Also, Fred is offered big bucks to solve a
demonic puzzle; Angel goes to work for a high-paying businessman;
and Gunn and Wesley protect a woman whose zombie ex-boyfriend is stalking
her.
Original Airdate: January 21st, 2002
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Waiting
in the Wings Angel
takes the gang out to the ballet, but becomes suspicious when the
ballerina is one he saw a century ago. When Angel and Cordelia sneak
backstage, they find themselves consumed with passion.
Original Airdate: February 4th, 2002
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Couplet
Exacerbating the tension
caused by the office's two latest couplings, Cordy asks Angel to help
her achieve the next level of intimacy with Groosalugg (Mark Lutz).
Meanwhile, Fred and Gunn discuss the new wrinkle in their relationship
and track an alleged cheating fiancé, whom they promptly lose
during a brief make-out session.
Original Airdate: February 18th, 2002
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Loyalty
Angel is concerned
about Wesley's erratic behavior when the book man's greatest fears
are secretly confirmed - the prophecy is true and he is given the
three signs to look for before Angel devours his own son. When an
earthquake shakes Los Angeles, all three signs come true.
Original
Airdate: February 25th, 2002
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Sleep
Tight Angel's
angry behavior and sudden cravings for human blood frighten Wesley
enough for him to kidnap the baby to keep him safe. Unfortunately,
Wesley's plan to protect Connor falls apart when Holtz (guest star
Keith Szarabajka) factors into the picture.
Original
Airdate: March 4th, 2002
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Forgiving
Angel is a man out
for revenge to get back at Wesley for kidnapping Connor and turning
him over to their enemies. While Fred and Gunn try to reason with
him, Angel conjures dark magic and risks ripping right through the
fabric of reality to find his lost son.
Original
Airdate: April 15th, 2002
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Double
or Nothing Angel
puts his soul on the line when a repo man (guest star Jason Carter)
comes to collect on Gunn's past deal to sell his soul. Meanwhile,
Cordy is back from vacation and tries to console Angel over the loss
of the only child he will ever have, and Fred tells Wesley that the
prophecy was a fake and all was lost for nothing.
Original
Airdate: April 22th, 2002
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| 19 |
The
Price Angel
must pay for using powerful dark magic in his failed attempt to bring
back his son, and the hotel becomes infected with deadly slug-like
creatures who invade Fred's body, leaving Wesley as Gunn's only hope
to turn to save her. Meanwhile, Cordelia experiences a new and shocking
power and they learn of the coming of The Destroyer determined to
kill Angel.
Original
Airdate: April 29th, 2002
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A
New World Mere
months after Angel's infant son was carried off to a virtually unreachable
Hell dimension, the heartbroken vampire's prayers are answered...sort
of.
Original
Airdate: May 6th, 2002
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Benediction
After a violent reunion, Angel finds himself battling vampires with
his now teenaged son Connor (guest star Vincent Kartheisier) by his
side. Meanwhile, Fred and Gunn distract Connor so Angel can confront
Holtz (guest star Keith Szarabajka) for stealing his son.
Original
Airdate: May 13th, 2002
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Tomorrow
The joyful reunion between Angel and his now teenage son Connor (guest
star Vincent Kartheiser) is short-lived when the enraged Connor comes
seeking revenge against Angel for murder. Meanwhile, just at the moment
when Cordelia and Angel are finally ready to face their feelings for
each other, she is sent a message from the Powers That Be concerning
her future. Original
Airdate: May 20th, 2002
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