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Season 5 |
| More True Stories... Touched By An Angel Special (Mar/10/1999) | | A special one hour behind the scenes look into the real stories that inspire some of the storylines on Touched by an Angel hosted by Roma Downey, Della Reese, and John Dye. Special guests include: Martha Williamson, Wynonna Judd, Celine Dion, Dave Dravecky, Randy Travis, Ed Begley, Jr., Joan Van Ark, and Concetta Tomei. | | Guest Stars: Concetta Tomei as Herself, Joan Van Ark as Herself, Ed Begley, Jr. (1) as Himself, Randy Travis as Himself, Wynonna Judd as Herself, Celine Dion as Herself, Dave Dravecky as Himself | Director: Timothy Van Patten Writer: Glenn Berenbeim | | | |
| 92 :05x01 - Miles to Go Before I Sleep (Sep/20/1998) | | When Andrew arrives at a hospital to take an elderly man to Heaven, the man makes Andrew keep a promise to come back and help someone in the hospital whose soul is dying. Meanwhile, numerous patients at the hospital start to claim to have been visited by the 'angel of death' who tells them that God wants them to kill themselves. This leaves Monica, Tess, and Andrew all completely puzzled as to who this may be masquerading as the angel of death. But when the counterfeit 'angel' is exposed, it may be that too much damage has already been done. | | Guest Stars: Chad Lowe as Arthur, Johnny Green (2) as John Minroe, Logan Robbins as Young Arthur, Scott E. Cox as Young Toby, Carrie Snodgress as Judy Bowers, Samaria Graham as Candy, Elaine Kagan as Jo, Margot Kidder as Rita | Director: Peter H. Hunt (1) Story: Jon Anderson (1) | Teleplay: Burt Pearl | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 111 :05x20 - Into the Fire (Apr/04/1999) | | Melina, a woman feeling unloved and rejected, is drawn into an evil cult lead by a very misguided Brother David. Monica must try to help show Melina that she is loved by God before Brother David's plan is put into action of murdering all of the members of his cult by telling them that they will all be reunited with him in Heaven. | | Special Guest Stars: Montel Williams as Brother David, Cynthia Nixon as Melina, | Guest Stars: Cynthia Ettinger as Rebecca, Spencer Garrett as Jacob, Brie Larson as Rachel | | Director: Timothy Van Patten | | | | | | | | | |
| 114 :05x23 - Black Like Monica (May/02/1999) | | At the start of her new assignment, Monica finds Tess along the side of a dirt road outside of Aynesville, Illinois, appalled at the discovery of a dead black man. Following Tess’ return to heaven, Monica arrives in Aynesville and finds that the town is preparing for a Civil Rights day in which Rosa Parks is the special guest. After finding the sheriff to tell him what happened, Monica takes him and the Civil Rights Day committee to murder site, the majority of the committee decide to keep what they found from the town until after following day’s festivities are over. That night, Monica prays for a way to help the town and soon finds herself transformed into an African-American woman in human form. It is through the course of the day; Monica soon discovers what it feels like to live with fear. With the advice she received from Rosa Parks, Monica is able to give Sheriff McKensley and his deputy advice on how to speak honestly about the prejudices they have toward one another. | | Guest Stars: Rosa Parks as Herself, Nick Richert as Bud, Paul Francis as Carson, Jim Metzler as Charlie, James Jamison as Mooney, Shelley Robertson as Loretta, Rick Worthy as James, John Ritter as Sheriff Tom McKinsley, Charles Robinson (1) as Cyrus, Davenia McFadden as Lavonda, Fred Applegate as Ed | Director: Timothy Van Patten Writer: Martha Williamson | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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