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Angel
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| Title: | Lonely Hearts |
| Episode Number: | 2 |
| Season: | 1 |
| Season Episode #.: | 2 |
| Production Number: | 1ADH02 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday October 12th, 1999 |
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Angel, with the aid of a new friend, tracks a serial killer whose hunting ground is LA's single bars. Also, Doyle tries to win the affections of Cordelia.
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| This episode received a 5.6/9 in the overnight ratings.
| This episode ranked 3rd out of 15 WB shows for the week.
| This episode scored a 3.9 in the national ratings.
| This episode ranked 86 out of 135 in prime time shows.
| David Boreanaz does the "previously on Angel" voiceover.
| Elisabeth Rohm, Kate, makes her first appearance on Angel with this episode.
| Doyle makes a mention of a very interesting twist in the invitation clause for vampires in living peoples house. Apparently the owner of the house has to be living in order for the ordinance to be in affect.
| The original episode in the place of this one was suppose to be one called "Corrupt" but the WB would not air it because it was darker than they wanted to air on TV.
| The bar is described as a place of lonely hearts with people desperately finding what they are looking for in the world.
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| | Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •A. Hamilton | For You | | | •Chainsuck | Emily Says | | | •Chucho Merchan | Ballad of Amave | | | •Helix | Quango | | | •Ian Flethcer | Deadside | | | •Kathy Soce | Do You Want Me | | | •Mark Cherrie and Ian McKenzie | Lazy Daze | | | •Sapien | Neo-Climactic | | | •THC | Girlflesh | | | •Ultra-Electronic | Dissonance | | | •Vast | Touched | |
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| Doyle: How's life treating you? What's that? Minions from hell getting you down?
| Cordelia: Like high school. It was easy to date there. We all had so much in common. Being monster food every other week, for instance.
| Doyle: Violence is not going to solve a thing, all right? (headbutts guy harrassing Cordelia) On the other hand, it is kind of festive.
| Angel: You actually live here?
Cordelia: Yes, okay? Is it my fault that maid service was interrupted? It was supposed to go home, hotel, hotel, husband.
| Cordelia: (to Doyle, holding a lacy brassiere) That is so high school. "Cordelia wears bras! Ooh! She has girl parts!"
| Kate: You're telling me you're an investigator?
Angel: More or less.
Kate: Where is your license?
Angel: That's the less part.
| Cordelia: I guess the single life is particularly tough on you.
Angel: Why?
Cordelia: Well, a couple hundred years ago, the only thing you had to worry about was a hangover. Today, because of your curse thingy, you can't sleep with anyone or else you might feel a moment of true happiness and lose your soul, become evil -- again -- and kill everyone.
Angel: Thanks Cordelia. I always appreciate your perspective.
| Cordelia: What's with those vision things of yours?
Doyle: Well, they're messages I get, from the higher powers, whoever they are. You know, it's my gift.
Cordelia: If that was my gift, I'd return it.
| (Cordelia designs a new business card)
Angel: There's our number.... it's right next to a, um, a butterfly?
Doyle: It's obviously not a butterfly you idiot, it's a, uh... bird. No, wait, no it's an owl! A bird that hunts at night! Brilliant! It's a ....
Cordelia: It's an angel!
| Cordelia: Hi! If you're in trouble just call this number. We can help. Hi! Being harassed by someone or something? Dial us up, day or night. Hey, you look troubled, or is that just your lazy eye? Anyway, call us, we're very discreet
| Doyle: I think we deserve a night of fun, don't you think? I mean, it breaks up the nights of death and mayhem.
| Angel: I'm just asking you not to go in there.
Kate: Where are you going?
Angel: (pause) In there.
Kate: Well, I tell you what. I can go wherever I want and, uh, you can go to hell.
Angel: Been there, done that.
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| Cordelia: Cagney and Lacey Kate? I thought we were hiding from her.
Cagney and Lacy was an 80's television series involving two police detectives.
| Kevin: Ken and Barbie didn't have to come to a place like this.
Kevin is making reference to the popular doll series revolving around "Barbie".
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