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Kate Jackson left this Aaron Spelling jiggle fest at the end of season three, opening the door for willowy Shelley Hack to join the lineup of glamorous female private detectives. The 1979-80 season is also notable for the writers’ decidedly trashy turn. The angels go undercover as prostitutes, donning stretch-elastic outfits. They infiltrate the pornography industry, donning more stretch-elastic outfits. They enroll in a girl’s college after white slavers kidnap two of its students. They get locked up in prison to trap jewel thieves and risk becoming victims of unspecified but horrifying nastiness. Worst of all, they open the season with a cruise on “The Love Boat,” in a crossover episode featuring Capt. Stubing and the rest of the ditzy nautical crew. Further hampering the fourth season are the lawsuit settlement appearances in episodes six, nine and 21 of a reluctant returning cast member, the late Farrah Fawcett. Her character Jill Munroe left the show after the first season to join the European race-car circuit, so wedging her back into the storylines over and over becomes nothing short of ridiculous. Six discs, 26 episodes, 1,273 minutes. No DVD extras. From Sony. www.sonypictures.com.

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