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* HeroesWantRedheads: Some single men hit on Monica before knowing she's an angel. "Netherlands" used this trope to set up part of Monica's temptation by Satan: [[spoiler: become permanently human, marry a guy she met who appears to really like her, and have two kids.]] In "Life Before Death," human protagonist Tommy Doyle, a Northern Irish Catholic, falls in love with Rose Larkin, a redheaded Protestant girl.
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* RedheadsAreRavishing: Some single men hit on Monica before knowing she's an angel. "Netherlands" used this trope to set up part of Monica's temptation by Satan: [[spoiler: become permanently human, marry a guy she met who appears to really like her, and have two kids.]] In "Life Before Death," human protagonist Tommy Doyle, a Northern Irish Catholic, falls in love with Rose Larkin, a redheaded Protestant girl.
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** The one where Monica tries to help a cop who specializes in missing children's cases. At the episode's conclusion, Roma Downey informs the viewers that the posters seen throughout the episode were of ''actual'' missing children.
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** The one where Monica tries to help a cop who specializes in missing children's cases. At the episode's conclusion, Roma Downey Della Reese informs the viewers that the posters seen throughout the episode were of ''actual'' missing children.
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* AbortionFalloutDrama: In one episode, the angels are sent to counsel an estranged couple. It turns out that 20-something years earlier, the couple decided to have an abortion as they didn't feel they were ready for children. They were never able to conceive again and have spent the subsequent time regretting their decision and feeling that they were being punished for it. The angels assure them that that isn't the case.
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* AbortionFalloutDrama: In one episode, the angels are sent to counsel an estranged couple. It turns out that 20-something years earlier, the couple decided to have an abortion as they didn't feel they were ready for children. [[LawOfInverseFertility They were never able to conceive again again]] and have spent the subsequent time regretting their decision and feeling that they were being punished for it. The angels assure them that that isn't the case.
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* DeathOfAChild: Quite a lot. The finale comes to mind, wherein [[spoiler:a K–12 school is blown up, killing every child inside.]] Other episodes involve dying children, lost children, or abused children, among other examples.
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* DeathOfAChild: Quite a lot. The finale comes to mind, wherein [[spoiler:a K–12 school is blown up, killing every child inside.]] inside]]. Other episodes involve dying children, lost children, or abused children, among other examples.
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* WholePlotReference: “Reasonable Doubt” is heavily based on ''Film/TwelveAngryMen''. Both have the protagonist as the lone holdout on a jury who slowly convinces the other jurors that the accused is innocent. Both have a juror who is absolutely convinced of the accused’s guilt for personal reasons rather than logical ones.
