This was a really well written crossover. The two series for seamlessly integrated. I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for sharing.

Lee's got the firechief's coat and will, in no uncertain terms, wave him away from Amanda. Then again, Blue Leader has waved Lee off for a ten day cooling off period. He's safe, the evil ones are in custody and Amanda will get a crack at Station One. Hopefully, they'll heal their relationship. This story was told in a disjointed fashion and, being a linear thinker, it got confusing for me to follow. Also, the ending was funky. On the positive side, there was the intersection of two Kate Jackson TV series.

Billy and Lee both got shortchanged, which is what they deserved for treating Amanda so poorly. Bravo that Amanda's mission is complete and maybe now she can get some well-deserved shuteye.

Captain Reynolds, the kind blue-eyed Fire Chief, is a stark contrast to Lee Stetson, the angry hazel-eyed Scarecrow. Reminiscent of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, aren't they?

Confusion runs rampant. So, is this a flashback?

It's nail-biting time now!

Lee just opened his mouth and inserted his foot. Glad everyone, except Francine and Scarecrow, are appreciative of Amanda's talents.

Two thugs, who wanted to nab Scarecrow for a trip to Cuba, are on ice. Not a bad night's work.

Homemade cookies and entertaining sparring matches keep Leatherneck, Billy and the Bullpen in stitches. Amanda worked fast to siphon off the section of Lee's message that was for her ears only.

The plot thickens! Billy and Lee are both out of the loop.

Amanda needed medical attention and should have requested it. Lee's been in Scarecrow mode, but not for long!

That was fabulousl, but it seemed to end abruptly. I was so entranced, I was hoping you would keep going!

This is really a review for the story as a whole, not just the first chapter. Anyway, I just wanted to tell you what a brilliant story this was. Several people have attempted a Charlie's Angels/SMK crossover, but this is the only I've seeen that seemed plausible. I liked that you made Sabrina and Amanda relatives, rather than trying to twist yourself (and thus the story) into knots trying to make them be the same person. Really nice job. :)

Bravo! I just found this story and your others (next on my reading list) and I'm so glad I started reading! I haven't been able to do much else since I began! What a brilliant crossover... I did one ages ago; it was when I was new to writing fan fiction and riddled with problems, lol. I truly enjoyed this and can't wait to read the next one!

Excellent story. THis is my favorite CA/SMK crossover! I'm so glad to see that you've started a sequel.