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Movie Summary  Movie: Angels' Revenge:  Gosh, what could this be a rip-off of?!?! Said angels are six foxy ladies and their preteen sidekick. Their mission: to crack a drug ring. The only way to accomplish this? Skintight clothes and lots of cleavage. The women fall in bed with Jack Palance, the regional manager of the drug ring, and the drug king-pin, the barely coherent Peter Lawford. And then there's Jim Backus...This is pure Seventies, and pure pain. — Mary Jo Pehl Host Segments  Prologue:  Crow has amnesia and requests a sharp blow to the head to jog his memory. It turns out he has ambrosia.  Segment 1:  In Deep l3, Frank and Forrester are dressed as their favorite Seventies relief pitchers. Tug McGraw and Rollie Fingers. The Mads put additives in the SOL's food to turn them all into the cast of Renegade to improve ratings.  Segment 2:  Crow writes a screenplay for a blaxploitation film, Chocolate Jones and the Temple of Funk.  Segment 3:  Mike is the Fonz, and Crow and Servo express their distaste by firing a cannon at him.  Segment 4:  Aaron Spelling's enormous, majestic yet graceful house passes by the Satellite of Love.  Segment 5:  Mike, Crow, and Servo test Jack Palance and Pat Buttram on their Shame-o-Meter, upon which tiny waves of shame are measured in Lawfords: kiloLawfords, megaLawfords, etc. The Mads break the meter. Then in Deep l3, the Mads are dressed like Bobby Riggs and Billie Jean King so as to be topical and current.  Stinger:  Horse-toothed singer shines her love. Reflections Although nearly all our films have a degree of unpleasant-ness to them, there are some that really make you embarrassed—embarrassed on behalf of the makers and the stars. Our collective skin crawled to see Jim Backus like this, and we shared a group shudder to watch the gratingly bad acting of the leading ladies. — Mary Jo Pehl