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Mime Troupe: Directed by Bruce Pittman. With Barry Van Dyke, Geraint Wyn Davies, Michele Scarabelli, Anthony Sherwood. The team goes under cover in a theater troupe to protect the life of the estranged daughter of a French terrorist-hunter.
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- Bruce Pittman
- 1987-04-03
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Airwolf Season 4 aka. AIRWOLF (1987)
The original cast was completely written out of the fourth season (1987); only Jan-Michael Vincent appears briefly in the first, transitional episode Blackjack. A double of Dominic, seen only from the back, was killed off in an explosion; Archangel was said to have suddenly been assigned overseas; and no mention was made of Caitlin.
1.http://www.michelescarabelli.com/online/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48:airwolf-blackjack&catid=48:airwolf&Itemid=54
Jan 23, 1987 · January 23, 1987 • 48m. Dom is killed in a helicopter accident that also severely injures String. Dom's niece, Jo, inherits and takes charge of Santini Air. The Company sends Locke to regain possession of Airwolf, he recruits Major Mike Rivers ,an Air Force pilot to help him find and fly the craft.
Nov 24, 2022 · A guide listing the titles AND air dates for episodes of the TV series Airwolf.
The Airwolf crew go to France to protect Anna LeBlanc, the star of a mime troupe and whose father is dedicated to fighting terrorism. The Company believes she may be the target of a retaliation after her father receives a threat letter.
Release Date. Jan 23, 1987. At the behest of a shadowy government organization, an enigmatic loner steals a supersonic military helicopter from its twisted creator and uses it to fight the bad ...
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S1.E11 ∙ Mime Troupe Thu, Apr 2, 1987 The team goes under cover in a theater troupe to protect the life of the estranged daughter of a French terrorist-hunter.
