Another user, robrosenberger, was right in his review for this episode of the popular Aaron Spelling show. Farrah's final appearance on "Angels" is an appropriate one. In it, she brings her character, Jill Monroe to a full closure in, as the above stated reviewer rightly described as a tear-jerking finale. Though I admit I was in tears before this final moment. The episode concerns itself with the kidnapping of Jill Monroe, and the Angels' attempt to rescue her. Kris is indubitably in a tassel over her sister's disappearance, and Kelley and Tiffany are given ample screen time and material to support Kris, but the episode really belongs to Jill, and what she does both to survive, and to be good to one of her captors, the mentally retarded son of the main bad guy (Jones.) This was a pretty deep episode and Farrah plays it to perfection, like only she could. It has the same level of intensity as an earlier Jill Monroe-centered episode, "The Angel Trap" in which Jill sees that there are two sides to a hit man the Angels are trying to trap (Fernando Lamas) and is torn between catching him, or helping him. Didn't want to give too much away. The plot, as read above is fairly simple, but interesting writing, great turns from Farrah and her co-stars make this episode a winner.
Review of An Angel's Trail
