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 5 episodes
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The A-Team is blackmailed by retired General Stockwell, who kidnaps Hannibal and threatens to have him prosecuted if the A-Team fails to secure the release of hostages held on a plane in Spain.
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Directed by Tony MordenteWritten by Stephen J. CannellGuest stars John Durbin, Stanley Brock, Sandy McPeak, David Hess, Judith Ledford, Houshang Touzie, Richard B. Whitaker, Patrice Chanel
The A-Team's court martial begins and a surprising motive for the death of Colonel Morrison is revealed.
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Directed by Sidney Hayers, Les SheldonWritten by Tom BlomquistGuest stars Lisa Mordente, David Ackroyd, Byrne Piven, J.A. Preston, Dana Lee, Robert Darnell, Tiiu Leek, Rod Britt
General Stockwell interferes with the plans of Murdock and Frankie to free the rest of the A-Team before the Army can execute them.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Frank LupoGuest stars John Durbin, Dan Woren, Tony Ciccone, Francis X. McCarthy, Rodney Saulsberry, Katherine Heard, Alison Rinehart, Bill Dyer
The A-Team uses a football game as a cover to sneak a chemical warfare scientist out of East Germany.
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Directed by Craig R. BaxleyWritten by Paul BernbaumGuest stars Lyman Ward, Jim Brown, John Matuszak, Joe Namath, Judy Geeson, Ray Reinhardt, Alan Autry, Bo Brundin
The outbreak of a revolution interferes with the planned rescue of three Americans from a Third World Country.
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Directed by Sidney HayersWritten by Steven L. Sears, Burt PearlGuest stars Tasia Valenza, Pepe Serna, Alejandro Rey, Peter Brown, Castulo Guerra, Vladimir Skomarovsky, Charles Howerton, Judith Ledford
Stockwell is kidnapped by his former partner who has "gone bad" and the A-Team has 18 hours to find him or forever loose any chances of securing a pardon.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Terry D. NelsonGuest stars James Saito, Debra Stipe, David McCallum, Toni Attell, Eric Goldner, Robert Covarrubias, April Jayne, Wendy Gordon
Face plans to leave the A-Team but gets involved in the rescue of a newswoman from a paranoid mob chief.
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Directed by Craig R. BaxleyWritten by Bill NussGuest stars Dennis Fimple, Richard Romanus, Valerie Wildman, Red West, Linden Chiles, Paul Sylvan, Parker Whitman, Hope North
A former political adviser offers to trade a diary for a reunion with his daughter- who Face is hitting on, but Murdock learns that the man may be Face's father and the daughter Face's sister.
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Directed by James DarrenWritten by Steven L. SearsGuest stars Terri Treas, Beau Billingslea, John Carter, Cory McClendon, Joe Faust, Jeff Corey, Clare Kirkconnell, Anna Rapagna
The A-Team's effort to secure a valuable religious artifact involves them with warring island tribes who mistake Murdoch for a God and some unusual missionaries.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Bill NussGuest stars Aki Aleong, Manu Tupou, Barry Pierce, Sam Hiona, Peter Iacangelo, Rochelle Ashana, Art Tizon
Murdock poses as suave secret agent to catch a killer before he can complete another assignment.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Paul BernbaumGuest stars Roy Dotrice, Ronan O'Casey, Professor Toru Tanaka, Renata Scott, Karen Kopins, Kai Wulff, Marianne Marks, Maurice Marsac
The A-Team must bring a girl in who has stolen a briefcase from her father, filled with material she believes he's selling to the Soviets.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Tom BlomquistGuest stars Lew Ayres, Eddie Quillan, Paul Petersen, Tony Steedman, John McLiam, Michael Shannon, Moya Kordick, Paula Victor
Frankie and Face visit Murdock at his job in a restaurant, and all three become hostages of mobsters out to kill a patron, the US Attorney General.
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Directed by John Peter KousakisWritten by Bill NussGuest stars Hope Marie Carlton, Marc Alaimo, Edward Bell, Lonny Chapman, Alfred Dennis, Bobby Di Cicco, Terrence O'Connor, Ely Pouget