Features
Last update Wednesday 10th February 2010
Here you will find a selection of features relating to the series. All are in progress, so back back regularly.
Facts & Statistics
A list of various, facts, numbers, pieces of trivia, and suchlike. List is constantly being added to, so check back regularly. COMING SOON!
A selection of listings, pictures and special features from the UK's TV Times (including the first ever listing and accompanying feature), as well as several original American TV Guide covers (that's if my dog doesn't decide to chew any more of them up before I can scan them!!) All contributions welcome. NOW UP! (incomplete; currently being redesigned - after I realised that, even on original UK broadcast, each region broadcast a different episode!!)
Look-In was described as the "Junior TV Times", which ran from 1971 to 1994. In the 1980s, when 'The A-Team' reached British shores, it carried a lot of A-Team features and competitions, and from 1984 for several years, carried an 'A-Team' comic strip, which typically * consisted of stories which (in the style of the magazine's other comic strips, such as 'Magnum p.i.', 'Knight Rider' and 'Airwolf') spanned several weeks. * - some late entries were single, stand-alone stories. Here you can see some of those features and comic strips. More being added regularly. NOW UP!
The Cannell Connection
Co-Creator and regular episode writer Stephen J. Cannell has been involved with a series of popular television series, as far back as 'The Rockford Files'. Here we look at some of the names, ideas and influences from 'The A-Team' that he has used previously and since. COMING SOON!
What's In A NamE?
A great many of the episode titles were plays on the titles of famous films. Here we have a rundown of them. COMING SOON!
Crazy T-Shirts
One of the many things to look out for in the series is Murdock's many varied, humourous t-shirts. Here's a list of them. COMING SOON!
On-Screen PresentAtions
In the UK, there were a number of different images used for the ad breaks, particularly when the series went into regional variations in the 1990s. Here are some of them. COMING SOON!
The third season's 'Showdown!', with it's impostor A-Team, is most memorable instance, but throughout the course of the series there were a number of what can be considered 'bad' versions of The A-Team, some more obvious than others. We take a look at them here. NOW UP!!
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