Audrey Christie

Feeling frustrated with her life, Olivia desires a change. When John orders her not to change her hairstyle, she goes to Corabeth for a permanent. But the results are so bad that she is embarrassed to show herself. Grandma becomes upset when she is asked to share her duty as church organist.

Donald hands Ann the manuscript for a novel he wrote, which she is suddenly convinced she lost.

Ann helps sober up a comedian who thinks that they had an affair.

Wojehowicz goes to Barney for advice when he becomes infatuated with one of the girls he arrested at Rose's during the monthly roundup. Wojehowicz finds Linda, the new girl at Rose's "Village-A­-Go-Go," very attractive in spite of her after-hours profession. Barney becomes concerned that Wojehowicz's interest might be con­strued as harassment.

A computer dating service, fronting for prostitutes and their robber accomplices, starts an underworld war by stealing hot diamonds from a syndicate courier in "The Consenting Adults" on "Charlie's Angels." A prostitute supplied by a computer dating service keeps an antique dealer preoccupied while his store is burglarized of priceless art objects. One of the stolen items is a ceramic frog, stuffed with smuggled diamonds -- belonging to a ruthless crime syndicate boss. Thinking he is lying about the thefts, the enraged kingpin kidnaps the antique dealers and Charlie's Angels enter the case. Jill infiltrates the dating service posing as a hooker but finds that the prostitute involved in the burglary has led the crime boss to the diamonds. In a last ditch effort to gain evidence, Angels Sabrina and Jill disguise themselves as veterinarians and steal the syndicate chieftain's championship racehorse. The chieftain agrees to meet the Angels in a park and turn over the diamonds in exchange for his horse.