It was in the year 1967 that the groundbreaking show that redefined female heroes aired, the always-popular Charlies’ Angels.

The original cast,Farra Fawcett, Kate Jackson, and Jaclyn Smith in the roles of the iconic Angels, shattered stereotypes and introduced a revolutionary concept of women solving crime mysteries and featuring trendy outfits at the same time.

Over the course of the series, the initial cast underwent changes. The first change took place when gorgeous Fawcett left after season one and her character was replaced with Cheryl Ladd.

In season three, Kate Jackson made her exit from the series, with Shelley Hack joining the cast as Tiffany Welles. Hack, however, didn’t stay long. Her place was taken by Tanya Roberts in season five.

Jaclyn Smith remained part of the cast until the very end.

These changes added to the touch of diversity and helped keep the show fresh.

During the first two seasons, Charlies’ Angels was in the top 10 series in terms of popularity. But by the 1980s, he show slowly started to lose its hold on the audience ratings.

One of the reasons was that it started to rely more on style and s*x appeal as it progressed than on content.

The finale, titled Let Our Angel Live, marked the end of an era.