The Angriest Angel
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| “Choice or Chance” | |
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| Space: Above and Beyond episode | |
 McQueen prepares to launch into combat. |
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| Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 16 |
| Guest stars | Tucker Smallwood, Tasia Valenza |
| Written by | Glen Morgan, James Wong |
| Production no. | 116 |
| Original airdate | 1996-02-11 |
| Episode chronology | |
| ← Previous | Next → |
| "Never No More" | "Toy Soldiers" |
| List of Space: Above and Beyond Episodes | |
"The Angriest Angel" is the sixteenth episode in the first season of Space: Above and Beyond, and the second of two parts, following "Never No More". It originally aired in North America on 1996-02-11.
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[edit] Plot
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
McQueen seeks to become a pilot once again in order to personally hunt down the advanced alien fighter.
[edit] Quotes
- [Colonel McQueen is about to go kill Chiggy von Richtofen, the enemy's ace flyer]
- Priest: Colonel. Colonel! Colonel McQueen! Do you need to make peace with your maker.
- Lt. Col. Tyrus Cassius "TC" McQueen: My maker was some geek in a lab coat with an eyedropper and a petri dish. What do I need to make peace with him for?
- Priest: In times of war we must all make peace with our maker.
- Lt. Col. Tyrus Cassius "TC" McQueen: Well, I don't think our maker wants to hear from me right now. Because He knows I'm going to go out in this plane and I'm going to remove one of His creations from His universe. And when I get back, I'm going to drink a bottle of scotch as if it was Chiggy von Richtofen's blood and celebrate his death.
- Priest: Amen.
- Cmdre. Glen Van Ross: I'll be a son of bitch if I go to your funeral, Ty.
- Lt. Col. Tyrus Cassius "TC" McQueen: Yes, you will, sir, but we'll talk about your mother when I get back.
[edit] Music
- The teaser for this episode, in which McQueen prepares for his upcoming duel with Chiggy von Richtofen, is set to the second movement (Marcia funebre, Adagio assai) of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 3.
