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Angel pitch tape

The canonicity of this article's subject remains dubious. Though it doesn't contradict official continuity, it has not been referenced in any confirmed canonical material.

The Angel pitch tape is a six-minute production never intended to air, but employed in 1999 to show The WB network the potential of the Angel series.

It served a similar function as the pilot had for Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Summary

Angel stands on a skyscraper over night-time Los Angeles. He explains key moments in his history that eventually brought him to the city: becoming a vampire, being cursed, and falling in love.

Walking down the streets of L.A., Doyle tells Angel that everybody got their demons, and Angel should help himself by helping others. However, it won't be easy because not every demon has horns and not every damsel wants to be rescued.

In the Angel Investigations offices, Cordelia suggests Angel to charge those they help.

Doyle warns Angel there are powerful forces in the city that make their business out of people's despair. Angel says they won't like him stirring up the waters, and he's counting on it.

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Music

  • VAST — "Here"
  • VAST — "Dirty Hole"
  • VAST — "Touched"
  • VAST — "I'm Dying"

Quotes

Doyle: "There's powerful forces out here. Agents of pure evil. They've made great business out of people's despair."
Angel: "They're not going to like me stirring up the waters."
Doyle: "What, and you're afraid of that?"
Angel: "I'm counting on that."