Release (Angel)

"Release"
Angel episode
Episode no.	Season 4 Episode 14
Directed by	James A. Contner
Written by	Steven S. DeKnight Elizabeth Craft Sarah Fain
Production code	4ADH14
Original air date	March 12, 2003
Guest appearance(s)
Eliza Dushku as Faith Christopher Neiman as Frotor Demon Darren Laverty as Lackey Vamp #1 Sam Stefanski as Lackey Vamp #2 Catalina Larranaga as Vamp Waitress Peter Renaday as Master's Voice Becka Linder as Drugged Girl #1 Chris Huse as Drugged Vamp #2 Ian Anthony Dale as Drugged Vamp #3 Randall Rapstine as Reg Andrew McGinnis as Mullet Head Vamp
Episode chronology

"Release" is episode 14 of season four in the television show Angel.

Plot

As a battered and bloodied Faith recovers at Wesley's apartment after her showdown with the Beast, they wonder why Angelus would suddenly kill the Beast and allow the sun to return to Los Angeles. At a demon bar, Angelus is spoken to by a deep disembodied voice, which turns out to originate from Cordelia, projecting from the hotel. Angelus then surprises Fred at the hotel, claiming he is immune to the protection spell. He demands information on the Beast's master and steals her research materials. Fred tries to shoot him with a tranquilizer dart but accidentally hits Lorne instead. Connor attempts to stop Angelus, but is repelled by the demon protection spell.

Angelus is contacted again by Cordelia telepathically, and this time she threatens to restore his soul if he refuses to help. Fred's mood worsens as she feels inadequate to fight Angelus. Fred and Gunn kiss, but part, unsure about their feelings. Meanwhile Cordelia convinces Connor to keep her sudden pregnancy a secret from everyone else. Faith and Wesley try to track Angelus at the demon bar. There they encounter human junkies, who get high on the vampire bites. Faith smacks one around, but Wesley finally gets the needed info by stabbing the woman. They are able to track Angelus to a deserted museum where Faith has another showdown with him. The fight does not go well for Faith - in the final scene she is bitten by Angelus.

Acting

After over 40 guest appearances, Andy Hallett joins the regular cast and is now billed in the opening credits.

Writing

Arc significance

Connor's attack on Angelus is repelled by the sanctuary spell, leading him to wonder if he is a demon.
Both Angelus and Wesley refer to the events of "Five by Five".

External links

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Angel episodes

Season 1	"City Of" "Lonely Hearts" "In the Dark" "I Fall to Pieces" "Rm w/a Vu" "Sense & Sensitivity" "Bachelor Party" "I Will Remember You" "Hero" "Parting Gifts" "Somnambulist" "Expecting" "She" "I've Got You Under My Skin" "The Prodigal" "The Ring" "Eternity" "Five by Five" "Sanctuary" "War Zone" "Blind Date" "To Shanshu in L.A."

Season 2	"Judgment" "Are You Now or Have You Ever Been" "First Impressions" "Untouched" "Dear Boy" "Guise Will Be Guise" "Darla" "The Shroud of Rahmon" "The Trial" "Reunion" "Redefinition" "Blood Money" "Happy Anniversary" "The Thin Dead Line" "Reprise" "Epiphany" "Disharmony" "Dead End" "Belonging" "Over the Rainbow" "Through the Looking Glass" "There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb"

Season 3	"Heartthrob" "That Vision Thing" "That Old Gang of Mine" "Carpe Noctem" "Fredless" "Billy" "Offspring" "Quickening" "Lullaby" "Dad" "Birthday" "Provider" "Waiting in the Wings" "Couplet" "Loyalty" "Sleep Tight" "Forgiving" "Double or Nothing" "The Price" "A New World" "Benediction" "Tomorrow"

Season 4	"Deep Down" "Ground State" "The House Always Wins" "Slouching Toward Bethlehem" "Supersymmetry" "Spin the Bottle" "Apocalypse, Nowish" "Habeas Corpses" "Long Day's Journey" "Awakening" "Soulless" "Calvary" "Salvage" "Release" "Orpheus" "Players" "Inside Out" "Shiny Happy People" "The Magic Bullet" "Sacrifice" "Peace Out" "Home"

Season 5	"Conviction" "Just Rewards" "Unleashed" "Hell Bound" "Life of the Party" "The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco" "Lineage" "Destiny" "Harm's Way" "Soul Purpose" "Damage" "You're Welcome" "Why We Fight" "Smile Time" "A Hole in the World" "Shells" "Underneath" "Origin" "Time Bomb" "The Girl in Question" "Power Play" "Not Fade Away"

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