The A-Team (season 4)

Travelling to Italy to rescue a judge's daughter from a group of mobsters, the A-Team runs into trouble when they find that the mobsters are quite well prepared on their own territory. Meanwhile, Col. Decker is once again hot on the trail of the team. After The A-Team complete their mission they are followed by the criminals who they rescued the judge's daughter from. They must hold them off till they reach the shores of America, and keep the boat intact while doing so.

• Originally shown as a feature-length episode, but was later cut into two separate episodes in syndication.

Chicago building plans are put on hold as the A-Team defends B.A.'s mother against the new building management. It turns out a developer had been purchasing buildings in the names of people in retirement homes, and had been hiring rude and ignorant thugs to drive the people out with their antics. The A-Team turn the tables on the developer by bringing an elderly man whose name was used to buy the apartment building Mrs. Baracus lives, and exposing him as a crook. At the end, Murdock has accumulated numerous facts and stories about B.A. from his mother, which he has completely memorised to use in future situations.

Note: This episode see the only time B.A. is willing to put aside his fear of flying beforehand.

Rick James asks the A-Team to help old rock-and-roll legend C.J. Mack whose life in prison has suddenly become very dangerous.

Hulk Hogan asks his old friend B.A. for the A-Team's help against a mobster who is out to close down the youth center he's financing for no apparent reason. As it turns out, the mobster's father had robbed a gold truck in 1958 and the gold was buried under the ground the youth center is built on. Ironically, the gold is in the last place they would expect to find it - the chimney.

The A-Team is called upon to help a family friend survive his dream of automobile racing. However, in high school, his father and Hannibal were rivals over the family friend's mother.

Note: Last appearance of Colonel Decker until the A-Team's trial in the next season.

The A-Team rents a home in a quiet suburban neighborhood while protecting a famous rock starlet. They ruffle the feathers of the local neighborhood watch block captain, an international drug syndicate, and show business moguls. In the end, the A-Team is able to rally the neighborhood watch into helping them with having the moguls and syndicate fight each other; they leave the crooks tied up for the authorities.

• Guest Stars:
• Walter Oklewicz as Joe Skrylow
• John Aprea as Woody Stone
• Valerie Stevenson as Stevie Faith
• Victor Campos as Juarez
• Julius Carry as Mussaf
• Robert Pastorelli as Dixon
• Steve Eastin as Taylor
• Richard McGonagle as Pete Peterson'
• Peggy Walton-Walker as Estate Agent
• Scott St. James as Newscaster
• Jennifer Roach as Penny Peterson
• Shawn Casey-O'Brien as Engineer

Trivia: In keeping with the increase in guest stars this season, the rock singer was planned to be played by Cyndi Lauper (Valerie Stevenson played the role).

Hannibal auditions for the role of Ruff the Bear in the show The Uncle Buckle Up Show. There he finds out that Uncle Buckle is in trouble, since someone is using his toys to smuggle heroin. Hannibal later gives the role back to original actor, thinking he has lived his dream of being on TV.

Murdock's fortunes rise and fall as he uses Face's system to win big on Wheel of Fortune. He wins a trip to Hawaii, but then is kidnapped by impostor agents who claim to be CIA, but turn out to be criminals who know about Murdock's past involvement with the CIA. Hannibal is on holiday in Rio whilst Face and B.A. search for Murdock.

Face joins a trendy country club (The Beverly Bay), only to find there is a counterfeit money operation on the premises.

Face books Boy George instead of Cowboy George, to sing at a country and western bar near an oil pipeline; to keep the locals happy, Hannibal pretends to be Cowboy George. Boy George assists the team.

• Guest Stars:
• LQ Jones as Chuck Danford
• Taylor Lacher as Miller
• Ben Slack as Herm
• Jim Boeke as Butch
• Johnny Lee as Cagen

Special Guest Star: Boy George as himself. (Amusingly, the end credits - accompanied by "Karma Chameleon" rather than the series' theme music - list each individual member of Culture Club as playing "Culture Club," e.g. "Jon Moss as Culture Club.")

Through a mix-up, the A-Team learns a homesteader who was a war hero in Vietnam (and knew the A-Team) is being run off his property. The A-Team must fight Insane Wayne and the other mercenaries to help protect the homesteader's young son who is in love with the boss villian daughter.

Face returns to his orphanage for a reunion and meets an old friend's sister, who is worried about her brother's disappearance, and an old girlfriend, who is in cahoots with Fulbright to trap Face for the reward. While running away from the army, they have to find the missing brother.

Filming dates: January 22-30, 1986[2]

A washed-up boxer, Harry Sullivan, goes up against old enemies. The A-Team helps his son Jeffery, a regular at B.A.'s youth center, fight off two different troublemakers, Crazy Richie Ifker and fats Styles. Face and Murdock wish they hadn't answered their phone.

General Fulbright—who has been chasing the team—comes to them for help. He wants the team to find and free a group of Vietnam POWs, that supposedly includes the only officer that can clear their names. During the job Fulbright finds out that Murdock is part of the A-Team, but during their narrow escape under fire Fulbright is killed by Vietnamese troops before telling anyone else about his next move.

The episode guest-stars Tia Carrere as Fulbright's heretofore unknown half-Vietnamese daughter.

Filming dates: March 4-12, 1986[3]