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The A-Team are hired by Mickey and his niece Randy to stop the sabotage at Mickey's construction site, after Mickey is almost killed there by his rival Carl Denham who's behind the sabotage. The team have to work out why the site is so important to Denham and just who he's really working for.moreless
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      • Mickey's construction site appears to be located at 328 East 1st Street in Los Angeles, now the site of the Miyako Hotel. Edit
      • When the bad guys' car overturns during the chase, it lands just about where Floyd Street turns into Valpreda Street in Burbank. Several local companies can be seen in the background, including James G. Boone Co. (2090 Floyd St.) and Cal-Leaf Health Products (1840 Valpreda St.). This same section of street appears earlier in the chase as well. Edit
      • As the bad guys are chasing Hannibal (who is driving the catering truck), they pass by Cal-Leaf Health Products, which is still in the same location today: 1840 Valpreda St., Burbank. Edit
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      • Randy: What you can do is make Denham back off. Mickey: I said I can talk for myself (turns back to the team) What you can do is make Denham back off. Face: You two have a very interesting relationship. Edit
      • Hannibal: What do you think, B.A.? B.A.: I think maybe I wanna meet this dude. Maybe help him with his bridgework, like busting up his mouth. Edit
      • Randy: But there's only four of you! Mickey: Yeah, he's got an army! Hannibal: Yeah, well the poor suckers haven't got a chance. Edit
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      • Murdock: Beware the dogs of war! This is an allusion to Mark Antony's speech from Act III, scene 1 of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: "Cry 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war." Edit
      • Hannibal: I'm the Wicked Warlock of the North. In The Wizard of Oz movie, Glinda is the "Good Witch of the North." Hannibal twists this title slightly -- "warlock" is sometimes used to refer to a male witch, and in the eyes of the bad guys, he probably would seem more "wicked" than "good." Edit
      • This episode sees the title sequence featuring the Cylon from Battlestar Galatica (as well being in this episode) for the first time. An in-joke to Dirk Benedict's association with that series, he was the original Starbuck. Edit
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