The Best Episodes Directed By David Hemmings

Some muscle men make a big mistake when they try to force B.A.'s momma out of her apartment.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Bill Nuss

Hannibal poses as a wino to avoid being caught by the Army and stumbles onto a racket that involves killing the derelicts.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Stephen J. Cannell

The A-Team travels to South America to find Murdock's psychiatrist, accompanied by a woman claiming to be his daughter.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Richard Christian Matheson

The phone wires get crossed during a storm and Jessica can't convince anyone that what she heard was real.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Craig W. Van Sickle

Hulk Hogan comes to visit B.A. but the reunion is interrupted by a cry for help from a troubled youth with an alcoholic father.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Bill Nuss

September 13, 1956: Sam Beckett wakes up in 1956, disoriented, suffering from amnesia, but he has the awful realization that he does not belong there...

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Donald P. Bellisario

The A-Team goes to Italy to rescue a judge's daughter from mobsters, then must spend the journey home aboard an oceanliner dodging the boys trying to get her back.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Frank Lupo

September 20, 1862: In a bizarre twist of a genetic coil, Sam leaps into his great-grandfather, Captain John Beckett, during the Civil War. He must not interfere with his ancestor's romance with a riled southern belle named Olivia. He must also avoid being hanged as a Yankee dog by some home guard Confederate soldiers.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Richard C. Okie

Murdock's fortunes rise and fall as he uses Face's system to win big on "Wheel of Fortune" but then is kidnapped during a plot to steal a Soviet gunship.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Bill Nuss

Soviet spys need the A-Teams help in preventing the theft of an American satellite weapon, whose disappearance would disrupt world peace.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Steve Beers

The A-Team intercedes when a union organizer tries to put a small logging operation out of business.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Jeff Ray

Laura Griffin, a young woman with amazing psychic abilities, hires Magnum to investigate her own murder.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: N/A

Magnum investigates a case which involves his friend Carol who works for the D.A. and who is about to testify against a man sent to prison by her father while Higgins struggles with the truth during a visit of former Sandhurst friends.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Chris Abbott

Lacy Fletcher seeks Magnum's help to unearth five songs which has been written by the legendary George Lee Jessup for the woman he loves before he died 25 years ago.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Jay Huguely

North and South Limbawe are in conflict over oil and a despotic General plans to overthrow his own government in South Limbawe and attacks his neighbors to the North. String and Dom are sent by Archangel to aid North Limbawe and it's leader, Seku Logana, but Logana has his own prejudices about receiving aid for his cause. Also in the mix is an old Vietnam buddy of Hawke's, Marty Vidor, who is working as a mercenary for South Limbawe, and Hawke is hesitant to take him on since Vidor just may know the location of the missing Saint John.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Nicholas Corea

Santini makes an unauthorized flight to Cuba in order to rescue two political prisoners who are being ransomed for $2 million. However, while there, the exchange site is attacked and the ransom money is stolen. While flying back to the mainland, Santini is forced to crash land back on Cuba and Hawke must brave a hurricane in Airwolf to rescue his friend. When String and Dom are reunited, the pair must negotiate with a band of freedom fighters who raised the capital to ransom their compadres and are not convinced of Santini's innocence in the theft of the funds. To make matters more interesting, Archangel is supplying weapons to a paramilitary band that just may have had a hand in stealing the ransom money.

Director: David Hemmings

Writer: Burton Armus