Touched by an Angel — Season 6
Deep within the African desert, Andrew captured photographs of Sudanese people held in servitude, the harsh sun beating down on them. Across the Atlantic, young Thomas Cooper felt a pang of disappointment as his mother, Senator Katherine Co…
In July of 1944, a month after the landings in Normandy, a small unit of American soldiers advanced through the ravaged fields, contributing to the Allied effort to liberate France. Under the command of Sergeant Walker, the men were worn do…
Within the quiet confines of a support group, individuals facing terminal illness seek solace and preparation for their final journey. Guided by Monica, the group members explore the complexities of their impending mortality, striving to ar…
The car window framed a vista of California's central valley, a patchwork of vibrant crops that Monica remarked upon. But when Tess urged her to look closer, Monica's gaze shifted from the picturesque scene to the figures working within it …
Molly Avey's preparations for her husband Jordan's fortieth birthday celebration are fractured by a call from her doctor's office. They suspect a recurrence of the disease that claimed her mother and grandmother so young – cancer. Andrew, t…
On Halloween night, the angels are kept busy, and this night proves no exception for Monica, Tess, and Andrew, who are engaged in a spiritual struggle at Mercy Hospital in Salt Lake City. An ambulance arrives carrying Lonnie, a homeless man…
In New York City, Tess and Monica were charmed by the voices of street performers, but when Monica expressed a desire to join in, Tess gently pointed out that singing was not her forte. Monica countered that she had always prayed for a beau…
On a bench in a Chicago park, Monica, Tess, and Andrew read the *Chicago Daily Guardian*, a newspaper known for its sensational headlines and the motto: "If It's The Truth, It's News." The angels seemed to wince at the lurid pronouncements,…
Andrew leads a tour of Taffy Town for a group of young children. The town appears idyllic, a sentiment echoed in the welcoming video played for visitors, hosted by its founder, Uncle Dudley. To the children, he is the man who crafts all the…
Robert and Brianna journey back to their struggling hometown of East St. Louis for Thanksgiving. The annual visit grates on Brianna; she’d striven to escape this city and longs for Robert's widowed mother, LaBelle, to relocate to their comf…
As the final moments of 1999 ticked away at a New Year's Eve celebration, the angels encountered Angela, their newest charge. Tess explained to Monica that Angela harbored a reluctance to embrace the new millennium, clinging to the past wit…
Tess and Monica are present to observe their next task: Jim Sullivan’s dismissal from his position as a construction foreman. His attempts to caution the project managers about potential safety risks instead earn him their displeasure. Tess…
Andrew, working as a sixth-grade teacher, oversees the school’s parent-teacher night. A seemingly innocuous game played by the parents escalates into a painful display when Martin and Janet, recently divorced, clash over who understands the…
For nineteen years, Greg and Ellen Sawyer have shared a life. Now, Tess and Monica have been tasked with ensuring their marriage endures well beyond the twentieth anniversary. Greg, a thriving developer in Portland, is frequently consumed b…
A thrill of homecoming coursed through Monica as she received her assignment: to serve the Ireland of her birth. Her task was to guide a group of teenagers from Northern Ireland toward a program called Project Children, with the hope of enc…
The angels materialized at the Cherry Lanes Bowl-A-Rama, finding Ziggy, the alley’s proprietor, in a state of discontent. Though it was ostensibly their night off, Monica felt an immediate impulse to assist the woman's evident unhappiness. …
In the hushed halls of a New York art museum, Monica, Tess, and Andrew each had a distinct task. The galleries buzzed with visitors of every age, a lively mix that included a boisterous class of schoolchildren on a field trip. Keeping a wat…
Ross Berger, the eighty-three-year-old proprietor of a thriving fitness chain, attributes his recovery from a stroke to sheer physical resilience and unwavering determination. He views himself as a man of self-reliance, dismissing religion …
As Monica and Tess spoke of winter's waning, Tess reminded Monica that in certain regions, the season persists year-round. One such place was the Kewanee Women's Correctional Facility, where Monica’s assignment, Carla Robinson, served a sen…
Toni Cozzi governs her life with the same unwavering precision she applies to managing her family. Unseen by Monica and Tess, Toni orchestrates each morning with meticulous timing, executing even the smallest tasks flawlessly. This rigid or…
Abby, a widow of seventy-one, fills her days with soap operas and her evenings tending to her son Phillip and his wife Judith, who are both rather dependent. Monica and Tess have been tasked with gently loosening the bonds between mother an…
The news arrived for Ricky Hauk like a blow: his position as a mechanic at Al's Gas Station was being eliminated. He channeled his frustration into poetry, scrawling verses on the bathroom wall only to quickly erase them, a fleeting attempt…
In the late hours of a New York City night, a distraught Monica flagged down a taxi and urgently directed the driver, Merl, to the Queensborough Bridge, insisting that a life would be lost if she didn't arrive by 10 pm. Flynn Hodge, owner o…
Laughter spills from Monica and Tess as they study their reflections in the fun house mirrors of the Grazeldi circus. Tess points out that, much like their distorted images, the entire circus exists on illusion. Davey Tucker embodies the ci…
At Petey Carmichael’s grave, Celine spoke to him, recounting the events that had unfolded since his passing. She told him of his mother, Audrey, who had suffered greatly in his absence, abandoning her music and finding solace in alcohol. "C…
The Radcliff family embodies a curious blend of eras. Kate, the mother, exists in the nineteenth century, content within the walls of her antique shop and wary of modern technology. Charlie, the father, is firmly rooted in the twentieth, su…
