A fictional group of ex-United States Army Special Forces personnel work as soldiers of fortune while on the run from the Army after being branded as war criminals for a "crime they didn't commit."
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A fictional group of ex-United States Army Special Forces personnel work as soldiers of fortune while on the run from the Army after being branded as war criminals for a "crime they didn't commit."
Season 4 episodes
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The A-Team goes to Italy to rescue a judge's daughter from mobsters, then must spend the journey home aboard an oceanliner dodging the boys trying to get her back.
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Directed by David HemmingsWritten by Frank LupoGuest stars Carl Franklin, Michael Delano, Marji Martin, June Chadwick, Christie Claridge, Michael Delano, Dana Elcar, Carl Strano
The A-Team must make do with movie prop guns against the real things when they are attacked while helping Hannibal and a friend film a low-budget movie in Mexico.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Stephen J. CannellGuest stars Carl Franklin, Judy Landers, Walter Gotell, Dennis Cole, Michael Preston, Michael Lerner, James Victor, Rick Garcia
Some muscle men make a big mistake when they try to force B.A.'s momma out of her apartment.
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Directed by David HemmingsWritten by Bill NussGuest stars Wendy Schaal, Ray Wise, Brion James, Liz Sheridan, Wiley Harker, Ismael 'East' Carlo, Della Reese, John Vargas
Hannibal poses as a wino to avoid being caught by the Army and stumbles onto a racket that involves killing the derelicts.
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Directed by David HemmingsWritten by Stephen J. CannellGuest stars Mike Reynolds, Warren Berlinger, Mitch Pileggi, Christopher Neame, Elisha Cook Jr., Bill Marcus, Lori Butler, Rick Garcia
Singer Rick James asks the A-Team to help an old rock-and-roll legend whose life in prison has suddenly become very dangerous.
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Directed by Tony MordenteWritten by Frank LupoGuest stars Peter Haskell, Rick James, Ji-Tu Cumbuka, Kimberley LaBelle, Isaac Hayes, Beau Starr, James Avery, Eileen Barnett
Hulk Hogan asks his old friend B.A. for the A-Team's help against a mobster who is out to close down a youth center for no apparent reason.
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Directed by Craig R. BaxleyWritten by Bill NussGuest stars David Smith, Michael Gregory, Preston Hanson, Hulk Hogan, Sam Melville, Titos Vandis, Deborah Wakeham, James Bartz
Someone sabotages a car at a regional stock-car race and attracts the A-Team's attention-the car belongs to Hannibal's nephew.
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Directed by Sidney HayersWritten by Tom BlomquistGuest stars Carl Franklin, Ken Olandt, Wings Hauser, Stuart Whitman, Toni Hudson, Arthur Taxier, Robert Sutton, Clabe Hartley
Face quits the A-Team after receiving a full government pardon and quickly becomes a celebrity, the rest of the A-Team keeps an eye on him suspecting the pardon's not 100% legit.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Stephen J. CannellGuest stars David Hedison, Larry Anderson, James Hong, Rodney Saulsberry, Shelagh McLeod, Jan Merlin, Cal Pritner, Barney McFadden
The A-Team moves a rock star threatened with kidnapping into a quiet suburban neighborhood, which doesn't stay quite for long.
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Directed by Dennis DonnellyWritten by Bill NussGuest stars Julius Carry, Robert Pastorelli, John Aprea, Richard McGonagle, Steve Eastin, Victor Campos, Walter Olkewicz, Valerie Stevenson
The A-Team travels to South America to find Murdock's psychiatrist, accompanied by a woman claiming to be his daughter.
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Directed by David HemmingsWritten by Richard Christian Matheson, Tom SzollosiGuest stars Daniel Davis, Richard Anderson, Geoffrey Lewis, Richard L. Duran, Rodney Saulsberry, Jeannetta Arnette, Danny Mora, Richard 'Rick' Partlow
The A-Team discovers a kiddie show is a front for a heroin ring when Hannibal auditions for a part.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Danny Lee ColeGuest stars Arte Johnson, Susan Scannell, Art Metrano, Jonathan Goldsmith, Bruce Solomon, Eric Lawson, Toni Attell, S. Marc Jordan
Murdock's fortunes rise and fall as he uses Face's system to win big on "Wheel of Fortune" but then is kidnapped during a plot to steal a Soviet gunship.
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Directed by David HemmingsWritten by Bill NussGuest stars Gregory Itzin, Lydia Cornell, Judd Omen, Richard Evans, Vanna White, Rowena Balos, George McDaniel, Pat Sajak
Soviet spys need the A-Teams help in preventing the theft of an American satellite weapon, whose disappearance would disrupt world peace.
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Directed by David HemmingsWritten by Steve BeersGuest stars Daryl Anderson, Curt Lowens, William Smith, Gene Scherer, Raissa Danilova, David Kagen, John Considine, Vachik Mangassarian
Face's chances of getting into an exclusive country club are severely hampered by the A-Team's battles on club property with a crooked bank president.
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Directed by Tony MordenteWritten by Bill NussGuest stars Barrie Ingham, Larry Stewart, Shecky Greene, Kevin McCarthy, Betsy Russell, Carole Cook, Rod Stryker, Ben Hartigan
Face believes he's booked country singer Cowboy George into one of the roughest dance halls in the Southwest, but his agent friend delivers Boy George instead.
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Directed by Tony MordenteWritten by Stephen J. CannellGuest stars Johnny Lee, Boy George, L.Q. Jones, Taylor Lacher, Ben Slack, Jim Boeke, London Donfield
When Murdock gets mistaken for an insane mercenary the A-Team is drawn into a fight over property rights and an oil well.
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Directed by Craig R. BaxleyWritten by Stephen J. Cannell, Frank LupoGuest stars Barry Corbin, Anthony James, Jesse Vint, Moosie Drier, Red West, Gillian Grant, Gary Clarke, Chris Caputo
One of B.A.'s old girlfriends has a problem; her husband, B.A.'s old college rival, has disappeared.
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Directed by Sidney HayersWritten by Jayne C. EhrlichGuest stars Jack Starrett, Gary Grubbs, Robert Jayne, Michael Bowen, Don Hood, David Dunard, Rick Fitts, Suzanne Dunn
Face returns to his orphanage for a reunion and meets an old friend's sister, who's worried about her brother's disappearance, and an old girlfriend, who is in cahoots with Fulbright to trap Face for the reward.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Lloyd J. Schwartz, Danny Lee ColeGuest stars Thomas Rosales Jr., Kim Johnston Ulrich, Paxton Whitehead, Nancy Everhard, Tom Villard, MacKenzie Allen, Carole Francis, A.J. Freeman
Senior citizens hire the A-Team to protect their historic Texas mission home and tourist attraction from land developers.
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Directed by Craig R. BaxleyWritten by Steven L. SearsGuest stars Iron Eyes Cody, David White, Jason Evers, Nedra Volz, Glenn R. Wilder, Ann Doran, Ric Mancini, Eric Server
Hulk Hogan comes to visit B.A. but the reunion is interrupted by a cry for help from a troubled youth with an alcoholic father.
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Directed by David HemmingsWritten by Bill NussGuest stars John Hancock, Le Tari, Carl Strano, Hulk Hogan, Jim Ishida, Ernie Holmes, Billy Jayne, Vic Polizos
The A-Team discovers an organized crime kingpin believed to be dead is behind the intimidation of several gas station owners.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Richard Christian Matheson, Tom SzollosiGuest stars Kathryn Leigh Scott, Michael Masters, Raymond O'Keefe, Noble Willingham, Robert Viharo, Joseph Burke, Alex Colon, Marc Lawrence
General Fulbright captures the A-Team then offers to let them prove their innocence by accompanying him to Vietnam and rescuing a POW who could clear their names.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Frank LupoGuest stars George Cheung, Tia Carrere, Haunani Minn, Jack Ging, Lena Pousette, Solomon Trager, Peter MacLean, Sanford Clark