The A-Team
9 sure-fire ways to make B.A. get on a plane
As much as Bad Attitude hated flying, he was essentially a frequent flyer, even if he doesn't necessarily remember taking... MORE
Are these characters from Adventures of Superman or The A-Team?
It's not a bird or a plane...it's a character quiz!
Can you fill in the blanks to The A-Team opening monologue?
Do you know the backstory of the ‘soldiers of fortune?’
Do you remember the names of these bad guys on The A-Team?
If you were a member of the A-Team, would you catch these guys?
Can you match the description to the right ''A-Team'' episode?
Many of the episode names are self-explanatory, but some are also hilariously tricky.
Can you match these lines to the right member of The A-Team?
Which soldier of fortune ordered, yelled and said these memorable lines?
The A-Team's popularity resulted in ratings plummeting for these classic shows
Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley reigned supreme until The A-Team came along.
A-Team creator Stephen J. Cannell combined the names of his mother and daughter to get Tawnia Baker
The investigative reporter joined the team for a handful of missions in season two.
Answer these questions, and we'll guess your favorite A-Team episode
Admit it, sometimes you get lost in The A-Team's action-packed episodes.
An unexpected audition tape gave Dwight Schultz his role on The A-Team
His audition tape was shown at parties. Lucky for him, the creator and executive producer of The A-Team took notice.
Before getting her A-Team role, Melinda Culea quit acting
The actor was a part of two pilots that didn't sell, so she stopped auditioning.
George Peppard had a natural confidence that helped revive his career
George Peppard knew he had the looks and skills to rebuild his life. His confidence was always there.
Did B.A. Baracus throw a punch in these scenes?
Though rare, there were times when B.A. held back instead of hurling an all-powerful fist in the general direction of an enemy.... MORE
In 1985, George Peppard said he was ''a better man than he used to be''
"I don't fear the future."