The New Avengers

A spate of seemingly natural deaths is claiming a great many prominent individuals, with no apparent connection between the victims. The mystery deepens when a doomed British agent references the enigmatic “angels of death”, hinting at a hidden link in the shadows.

Angels of Death is a programme formatted as a single episode. It falls within the genre of episodic television, offering a concise, self‑contained story rather than a multi‑part series. The title hints at a darker undercurrent, setting the expectation that something unsettling will unfold over the course of the broadcast. The narrative follows a spate of deaths among a wide range of high‑profile individuals. Each victim appears to succumb to ordinary, natural causes, and there is initially no discernible link tying the incidents together. The pattern seems random, with the deceased spanning different fields and backgrounds, which creates an atmosphere of unease as the fatalities continue to mount without explanation. The turning point arrives when a British operative, whose own fate is clearly precarious, brings up the phrase “angels of death.” By invoking this expression, the agent suggests a possible connection behind the seemingly unrelated demises. His mention of the “angels” provides the first clue that the string of deaths may not be as accidental as they first appeared, hinting at a hidden force orchestrating the events.