Rogers says, "Angels is a classic example of convoluted, disconnected, bad storytelling." The show had share-of-audience figures of 50%, 31% and 29% for the first three episodes—certainly a respectable record for a mid-season replacement.
According to Rogers, "Angels" exemplifies convoluted, disjointed, and poorly written storytelling. Despite this, the show garnered 50%, 31%, and 29% audience share in its initial three episodes, which is considered a respectable performance for a mid-season replacement program.