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The first regular episode ("Children of Jamestown"), reached 26.4% of the television watching audience, placing fourth in the top 10 rated shows, according to the Nielsen ratings. [6] By March, The A-Team, now on its regular Tuesday timeslot, dropped to the eighth spot, but rated a 20.5%. [21]
The A-Team began airing on NBC on January 23, 1983, with the pilot episode, "Mexican Slayride", ... "Children of Jamestown" Christian I. Nyby II: Stephen J. Cannell:
The team rescue him from Gianni Christian, a high-ranking mobster, whose thugs couldn't understand the professor's explanations as to how his method works (though Murdock understands easily). However, their "ride into the sunset" moment is cut short when Gianni is thrown to his death and the team becomes the prime suspects because of their scam ...
"Children of Jamestown" Created by: Frank Lupo & Stephen J. Cannell: Portrayed by: Tim Dunigan ... Face is the most gentle member of the main A-Team foursome ...
Children of Jamestown; Children of Jamestown (A-Team episode) Curtain Call (The A-Team) D. Dishpan Man; The Doctor Is Out (The A-Team) F. Family Reunion (The A-Team ...
The team is subsequently broken up sent to different prisons. When the team reclaims the plates and kidnaps Pike's backer who is simply described as an Arab, they learn that he is actually General Morrison, who worked with Lynch and Pike to steal the plates, but then teamed up with Pike to double-cross Lynch and fake his death.
Note: Murdock locates a former North Vietnamese officer [who named Colonel Morrison in a list at the court-martial who had been bribed by the North Vietnamese for information] who tells the truth to Murdock about why the A Team were sent on a suicide mission to rob the Hanoi National Bank - it was a set up by Colonel Morrison to try to get the ...
The A-Team turn the tables on the developer by bringing an elderly man whose name was used to buy the apartment building Mrs. Baracus lives, and exposing him as a crook. At the end, Murdock has accumulated numerous facts and stories about B.A. from his mother, which he has completely memorised to use in future situations.