When Charlie’s Angels premiered in 1976, it revolutionized television. Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson, and Jaclyn Smith weren’t just solving crimes—they became symbols of female empowerment, blending style, smarts, and strength. Behind the scenes, there were surprises: John Forsythe, who voiced the mysterious Charlie, recorded his lines in pajamas and never appeared on set. A blooper repeated in every episode? The Angels’ cars were always shown parked in the same red zones—regardless of who was actually inside.
Farrah famously left after one season, frustrated by creative limits and chasing more serious roles. Her exit triggered lawsuits and stalled her career temporarily, though she later returned for six guest spots.