Just an unfortunate pin, not much going on - even given the age. Played for a while when looking for new pins to pick up because I loved the show as a kid.

Charlie's Angels is a game that was designed by one of the most tepid designers in the industry Allen Edwall.

The Pros:
Good shots to the drops. The right orbit with the drops just underneath it is well done. The cop on the lower left looks like he's having fun with his radio.

The Cons:
A semi-decent PF on the right is offset by a lane of the left that takes up 1/3rd of the layout and all it does is feed the bell from the top lanes to the lower pop and PF. Morrison is used to making his kind of woman on an art package but was constricted to the reality and agents of the TV show. Is is just me or could this deck REALLY use a spinner?

The Takeaway:
Centrigrade 37 is the only table with Edwall's name associated with it as the designer to have solid play. Looking at this deck... it's a Krynski design as everything else done by Edwall looks nothing like it. A barely passable pinball game that is often used for parts.

Update:
I like the pops and drops keeping the gameplay random and less boring than the copy I played before. Yes, fresh rubbers make a difference on a pinball game. The bonus x on this game in particular has made a big difference in my opinion of the scoring on this table. Lighting up the green inserts and getting to 3x is the way to go for big scores on the table. While there aren't many pinball games featuring themes that showcase women, this game sold 7600 games based on the popular tv show. I can't imagine this game sold well on it's playable features.