The A-Team

Amy Amanda Allen is a beautiful young journalist who has decided to defy her newspaper's orders by trying to locate Al Massey, a colleague who has disappeared in Mexico during an assignment. After several clandestine meetings with Hannibal, she manages to convince the A-Team to take her case.

Amanda and the A-Team make it down to Mexico where they confront Malavida Valdez and his army in order to rescue Al Massey from their clutches. Now hooked on their exciting, soldier of fortune way of life, Amy asks to become a permanent member of the A-Team. Every band of mercenaries has to have a girl, so they all agree to let her join.

Stan Rodgers hires the A-Team to get his daughter away from the maniacal religious leader Martin James and his machine-gun wielding followers. Although they manage a daring helicopter escape for Sheila Rodgers, who flies off in a borrowed helicopter with Murdock, the rest of the A-Team is captured. While Hannibal, Face, B.A., and Amy are locked in a windowless cell in the cult's heavily guarded compound, they teach Amy that the reason they are able to attempt such dangerous escapades is their ability to face death squarely, without fear. A valuable lesson for us all.

Jase Tataro faces death in a Strikersville Prison when the warden forces him to battle another heavyweight prisoner. Jase's younger brother, Joey, begs B.A.--Jase's boyhood friend--to round up the A-Team and save Jase's life. Hannibal dreams up a scam to infiltrate the prison by getting himself and B.A. arrested. Once under Warden Beal's control, B.A. is forced to join the fighting brigade. Will B.A. be able to survive the prison death matches AND break Jase out? Did you forget that B.A. is played by Mr. T?

Police officer Ed Maloney has discovered that some of his fellow officers, S.W.A.T. members highly trained in the use of special weapons and tactics, have become "killers for hire." When he threatens to expose them, they in turn threaten to go after his wife and daughter. With no one else to turn to, Maloney seeks out the A-Team, instructing them not to injure, but only to gather evidence that could lead to a legal indictment. We'll just see about that.

Hannibal and Face rush B.A. to the nearest available doctor after he sustains a very serious bullet wound. Dr. Sullivan, suspecting that this wound came from more than just a hunting accident, phones the town's Sheriff Thompson. Thompson takes Hannibal and Face into custody while he runs a check on their fingerprints. Locked up in the next cell is Sonny Jenko, leader of the vicious "Road Warrior" motorcycle gang. Sonny vows that the gang will come and get him and make "mincemeat" out of the Sheriff and his deputy. Soon, this gang wreaks havoc on the town and the Sheriff has no one to turn to help restore order. No one except...The A-Team.

When two college girls contact the A-Team with a request to help them locate their missing math professor, Hannibal and his team are intrigued by their story of high-stakes gambling. According to the girls, Professor Bruce Warfel has devised a foolproof system of beating the odds, to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars won at the gambling tables. But now Warfel has disappeared without a trace, and a photo leads the A-Team to the inner sanctum of a high-placed syndicate leader--Gianni Christian. Now the A-Team must infiltrate their ranks to find the poor professor. Mr. T tries to blend in...on The A-Team.

When a fellow merchant is badly beaten, a group of shopkeepers from the lower east-side of Manhattan contacts the A-Team for help in getting rid of the mobsters who are demanding "protection" money from them. Hannibal sets up an elaborate sting in order to trap the top man of this menacing organization.

Hannibal, Face, Murdock and B.A. are escaping from the jungles of Guatemala in an airplane that Murdock stole from a rental plane repair line, when the plane's engine suddenly stops and the team crash lands in the Appalachians. They come across a band of mountain men who are about to set fire to a man they have tied to a tree.

The A-Team is contacted by Ellen Penhall when she and her father, Joe, stand to lose their farm to Chuck Easterland, who has been threatening every driver that's been willing to haul the Penhall produce to market. Let's just see if Chuck Easterland is as successful in intimidating the A-Team. Looks like the Penhall's fruit is going to get to the market after all.

Much to their dismay, the A-Team is apprehended by Col. Lynch. However, Mr. Perry and Col. Briggs, from the U.S. State Department, are sent to strike a bargain with the team. They want them to go to the jungles of Borneo and rescue General Ludlam and his missionary daughter, Kathy, who are being held captive by a group of guerilla terrorists.

Hannibal and his team are summoned to the aid of beautiful millionaire-socialite Jackie Taylor, who is being held against her will by her fiance, wealthy businessman and entrepreneur Calvin Cutter. On the day of the wedding, the A-Team members must masquerade as the caterers in order to penetrate the heavily-guarded Texas mansion, where they discover from Jackie that her husband may have murdered her father to gain control of his business...and he is now engineering this wedding to gain absolute power. After the team successfully smuggles Jackie out of the mansion, Murdock is left behind to "substitute" for Jackie in the wedding party. Can the A-Team out run the crooked groom's attempts to retrieve them? Will a radiant Murdock have to go on the honeymoon as well? Once again, Mr. T poses as a caterer and Dwight Schultz a beautiful heiress in this amazing episode of The A-Team.

As a Beller Airways jumbo jet is loading its passengers and baggage, a group of hijackers aborts its takeoff and takes command of the controls. Claiming to be members of an underground freedom fighting organization, they demand five million dollars and clear passage to Libya, or they will crash the plane and kill all the hostages. A decision is made by the ground authorities to call on the A-Team for help. Who else would they call?

In the small, backwater town of Barlow Creek, Ray Brenner's funeral is being controlled by a family of crazy mountain men, the Watkins brothers. When Hannibal, Face, B.A. and Murdock head for the cemetery to pay last respects to their friend from their military days, they are stopped at every turn by various members of the Watkins clan, who threaten Amy, destroy B.A.'s van, and bring out an arsenal of weapons for an all-out, gunslinging feud. Then the A-Team gets so angry.