
In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court, for a crime they didn’t commit. These men promptly escaped a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team!
These immortal words are ingrained into almost everyone’s mind I would think, which just goes to show how popular the programme was/is. The A-Team: Season One contains all 14 episodes and runs for around 11 hours!
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I ain’t gettin’ on no plane fool! Of course you are B.A., just as soon as you’ve been drugged by drinking some milk - which would probably be frowned upon by the PC-brigade if this was shown today.
The A-Team: Season Two has all 23 installments and features guest appearances from such actors as Michael Ironside, Ernie Hudson and Lance Henriksen.
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Although I don’t remember watching the A-Team when I was younger, it’s become one of my favourite shows as I’ve gotten older - probably much to do with the mindless violence (even though hardly anyone ever dies).
You’ll be excited to learn that The A-Team: Season Three is bumped up to 25 episodes, all of which feature at least one mention of the word "fool" by B.A. Baracus.
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Hulk Hogan makes a guest appearance in The A-Team: Season Four, which should be reason enough to make a purchase - his acting makes even someone as talentless as me look like a good actor.
This set is the first to feature any kind of bonus material as well. You get a featurette on 80s TV and a bonus episode from season five for no extra cost. Great.
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Sadly by the time The A-Team: Season Five came around, the show had run out of steam. Adding a new member who can perform special effects was bad enough, but changing the theme music was probably the worst decision ever made.
As a result, only 13 episodes were made - to make up for this, the DVD boxset contains an exclusive interview with the creator of the series Stepehen J Cannell.
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