Angel (TV Series) - Cast and Characters

Cast and Characters

Actor/Actress Character Main cast seasons Recurring/guest seasons Notes
David Boreanaz Angel 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Appears in all 110 episodes.
Charisma Carpenter Cordelia Chase 1, 2, 3, 4 5 Series regular for the first four seasons. Makes a special guest appearance in episode 12 of season 5, the series' 100th episode. Appears in 86 episodes, 85 as regular, 1 as guest.
Glenn Quinn Doyle 1 Appears in the first 9 episodes season 1.
Alexis Denisof Wesley Wyndam-Pryce 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 1 Guest stars in episode 10 of season 1 before becoming a series regular the following episode. Appears in 100 episodes, 99 as regular, 1 as guest.
J. August Richards Charles Gunn 2, 3, 4, 5 1 Guest stars in the final three episodes of season 1 before becoming a series regular in season 2. Appears in 91 episodes, 88 as regular, 3 as guest.
Amy Acker Winifred "Fred" Burkle/Illyria 3, 4, 5 2 Guest stars in the final four episodes of season 2 before becoming a series regular in season 3. Appears in 70 episodes, 66 as regular, 4 as guest.
Vincent Kartheiser Connor 4 3, 5 Guest stars in the final four episodes of season 3 before becoming a series regular in season 4. Returns for two special guest appearances in season 5 after departing as a series regular. Appears in 28 episodes, 22 as regular, 6 as guest.
Andy Hallett Lorne 4, 5 2, 3, 4 Guest stars in seasons 2 and 3 before becoming a special guest star in season 4. Made a series regular in episode 14 of season 4. Appears in 76 episodes, 30 as regular, 46 as guest.
James Marsters Spike 5 1, 2 Guest stars in one episode of seasons 1 and 2. Made a series regular in season 5. Appears in 24 episodes, 22 as regular, 2 as guest.
Mercedes McNab Harmony Kendall 5 2, 5 Guest stars in episode 17 of season 2. Becomes a recurring character in season 5 until made a series regular in episode 17 of season 5. Appears in 17 episodes, 6 as regular, 11 as guest.

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