5.5/102 votes#1 - Day of Jeopardy
Season 3 Episode 15 - Aired 1/25/1986
After Tess Dixon, the wife of infamous crime-lord Cullen Dixon, escapes his bodyguards while swimming in the sea at night, Archangel asks Hawke and Santini to deliver her safely via Airwolf to a top-secret location, where she will testify against a cartel of corrupt businessmen who are plotting to assassinate high-ranking officials in Washington. Tess is an old flame of Hawke's, something which makes him very reluctant to accept the mission, before he finally agrees, but they come under continual attack as Cullen Dixon's men aim to see that Tess never makes it to testify...
Director: Georg Fenady
Writer: Rick Kelbaugh
5.0/102 votes#2 - Tracks
Season 3 Episode 21 - Aired 3/22/1986
String takes group of wheelchair-bound Vietnam war vets on a mountain hike adventure, but they wind up fighting for thier lives when a deranged mountain man, wants them off his mountain at any cost.
Director: Ron Stein
Writer: Rick Kelbaugh
4.7/103 votes#3 - Fortune Teller
Season 3 Episode 4 - Aired 10/19/1985
Hawke and Dominic arrive for a rendezvous with Archangel in the desert, only to find his jeep abandoned and no sign of him. The F.I.R.M., who have reason to believe that he has turned traitor, give him 48 hours to be found before they send in the Zebra squad – an assassination squad that take out suspected traitors. Dominic asks for the help of a reluctant psychic in finding Archangel's whereabouts, much to Hawke's scepticism. Archangel is actually being held by a rich crime baron who is determined to get his hands on ""The Fortune Teller"" – an in-flight device that out-guesses the opponent's next move - of which Archangel has been involved of the development...
Director: Sutton Roley
Writer: Rick Kelbaugh
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"Day of Jeopardy" is the best rated episode written by Rick Kelbaugh. It scored 5.5/10 based on 2 votes. It was directed by Georg Fenady. It aired on 1/25/1986 and is rated 0.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Tracks".