[Clockwise]

Agreed. It's what the world needs right now.

Another A-Team show!

[TheOverlordCorp]

The series turned 40 in late January, so I watched some season 1 eps. You captured Amy's person real well.

From what I remember about what I've read, GP was opposed to the idea that a woman would pal around with the A-Team; never felt he was personally opposed to the actress BUT while shooting the pilot, he introduced himself to the Murdock actor along the lines of, "I'm George Peppard and I'm not a very nice man." He made it seem like he was having fun, though.

[Clockwise]

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Originally Posted by TheOverlordCorp

The series turned 40 in late January, so I watched some season 1 eps. You captured Amy's person real well.

From what I remember about what I've read, GP was opposed to the idea that a woman would pal around with the A-Team; never felt he was personally opposed to the actress BUT while shooting the pilot, he introduced himself to the Murdock actor along the lines of, "I'm George Peppard and I'm not a very nice man." He made it seem like he was having fun, though.

Thanks, glad the character came through.

Yes, it seems like GP was unwilling to see that he wasn't a big star anymore, and expected everyone to be impressed by him.

[Saboteur]

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Originally Posted by TheOverlordCorp

The series turned 40 in late January, so I watched some season 1 eps. You captured Amy's person real well.

From what I remember about what I've read, GP was opposed to the idea that a woman would pal around with the A-Team; never felt he was personally opposed to the actress BUT while shooting the pilot, he introduced himself to the Murdock actor along the lines of, "I'm George Peppard and I'm not a very nice man." He made it seem like he was having fun, though.

You are correct. See my former comments, post #17. Start the video and check out the 9 min mark.

[TheOverlordCorp]

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You are correct. See my former comments, post #17. Start the video and check out the 9 min mark.

Sorry I missed that. Thanks for the info.

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Thanks, glad the character came through.

Yes, it seems like GP was unwilling to see that he wasn't a big star anymore, and expected everyone to be impressed by him.

The A-Team > Breakfast At Tiffany's I still have some of the original 4-part Marvel comics mini-series for The A-Team and, if I remember, there may be some toy advertisements for the action figures and vehicles. Not sure I had any of them. Did you?

[NSSMACK]

These are so good. Agree with others, that classic old school look is really captured here. Great work as always 👍

[Clockwise]

I never had any A-Team figures as a kid. I saw them ONE time in the wild, and then they were gone. It's hard to remember that there was a time like that. Same thing for Voltron figures.

[Clockwise]

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Originally Posted by NSSMACK

These are so good. Agree with others, that classic old school look is really captured here. Great work as always 👍

Thanks.

More on the way...

[TheOverlordCorp]

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Originally Posted by Clockwise

I never had any A-Team figures as a kid. I saw them ONE time in the wild, and then they were gone. It's hard to remember that there was a time like that. Same thing for Voltron figures.

Voltron! I never had the toys, but some classmates and I each made a paper mache Voltron lion out of empty OJ cartons, paper towel/TP rolls, paint and foil for art class. I had Blowtorch be the pilot of mine. Good times.

[steve2477]

Nice work.