Angel

Angel and his team begin managing Wolfram and Hart, navigating the challenges of their unexpected appointment while former associates reappear, complicating their new responsibilities.

Angel and Spike confront a necromancer who is dissatisfied with the recent changes in Wolfram and Hart's management.

Angel tries to help a young woman who has turned into a werewolf and is being pursued by an elite group of gourmet chefs who have a sinister culinary interest in her.

Spike faces a ghostly entity that has been haunting him and trying to lure him to hell.

Lorne suffers strange effects after his sleep is stolen just prior to Wolfram and Hart's major Halloween event, resulting in unforeseen complications.

Angel, who is grappling with doubts about his role as a hero, forms a bond with an older, disillusioned hero and confronts a fierce Aztec warrior who consumes the hearts of those who fight for justice.

Wesley's father visits Wolfram and Hart, but his arrival coincides with an unexpected attack by a group of eerie ninja cyborgs.

Spike discovers a mysterious package that triggers a wave of possessions among Wolfram and Hart staff, leading to a confrontation between Angel and Spike that reignites their long-standing rivalry.

Harmony finds a dead man with vampire bites next to her and begins to fear that she may have killed him, despite having no memory of the events that led to his death.

Spike is convinced to take part in performing good deeds, while Eve releases a soul-sucking parasite onto Angel, leading him to experience disturbing hallucinations while he sleeps.

A vampire slayer, troubled by traumatic memories, becomes convinced that Spike is to blame for her childhood kidnapping and abuse.

Lindsey devises a plan to defeat Angel by employing a secret entity created by the Powers That Be, but Cordelia regains consciousness from her coma and helps in his defense.

A former World War II submarine sailor, the only person Angel turned into a vampire after he regained his soul, returns seeking vengeance.

Angel investigates a sinister children's television program that turns him into a puppet, while Nina shows romantic interest in him. Gunn strikes a deal to retain his new mental powers, and Wesley and Fred grow closer.

Fred becomes ill with a mysterious disease after being exposed to an ancient sarcophagus, and Angel and his team investigate the cause and search for a cure before it's too late.

After Fred's death, Angel and his team become determined to find a way to bring her back, which leads them to confront the ancient deity Illyria, who has taken possession of her body.

Angel, Gunn, and Spike retrieve Lindsey from a hellish suburban realm, while Lorne and Eve face a threat from the Senior Partners. Meanwhile, Wesley tries to comfort Illyria as she struggles to adapt to her new existence on Earth.

A warlock's intervention brings Connor back into contact with Angel, leading Wesley to uncover that Angel has modified the memories of those near to him.

Angel and Hamilton urge Wesley to expel Illyria, who suffers a severe physical collapse, while Gunn confronts Angel regarding the enforcement of a demonic contract.

Angel and Spike journey to Italy to retrieve the head of a demon mobster and stop Buffy from becoming involved with a new romantic interest, while Fred's parents arrive at Wolfram and Hart to search for their missing daughter.

Angel's friends grow increasingly worried as his behavior turns erratic and aggressive, prompting them to investigate and uncover his connection to a sinister secret organization. This leads them to suspect that his actions may have contributed to Fred's death.

Angel and his companions finalize their preparations for a high-risk mission targeting the Circle of the Black Thorn. As tensions escalate, they face personal and moral challenges related to their impending assault.