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The A-Team intercedes when a union organizer tries to put a small logging operation out of business by burning down one of their trucks. Amid the falling trees, Murdock is on the hunt for Bigfoot.
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      • The Paul Bunyan figure at the gas station in this episode can now be seen at a private home in Mentone, California. Edit
      • Samantha meets Hannibal -- disguised as a newsstand man -- on Santa Monica Blvd., a few yards northeast of the intersection with S. Beverly Glen Blvd. Edit
      • Murdock tries to find Bigfoot to no avail. Edit
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      • Murdock: I'm gonna get my name right up there with Charles Darwin and Leo Bell! Hannibal: Leo Bell? Who's that? Murdock: It's the guy in the room next to me. He's got a mouth so big he can put a whole jar of peanut butter in it, lid and all! Edit
      • (Murdock is babbling nonsense) Face: How long has this man been talking like this? V.A. Nurse: Well, I don't know. We never listen to what Murdock says; I mean, he's been jibbering for as long as I can remember! Edit
      • Samantha: If I were just a man, I would haul off and crack McEwan one right across the jaw. Face: Well, I'm glad you're not a man. I like you just the way you are. Edit
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      • Murdock: People have been looking for this missing link for years. I'm gonna tag this baby and I'm gonna get my name right up there with Charles Darwin and Leo Bell. Murdock tells us who Leo Bell is. Charles Darwin is, of course, the author of On the Origin of Species, in which he describes his theory of natural selection (evolution). Edit
      • Face: (to the nurses) Now, you will listen very carefully. You will both finish your shift, clock out, and go home. If in an hour, you don't hear from me, do not leave the house; wait by the phone; your phone will ring. Pick it up. If the voice on the other end does not say "Thunderball," let it ring at least six more times before you pick it up again. The 1965 film Thunderball was the fourth film in the James Bond series and the fourth to star Sean Connery as the fictional MI6 agent. Edit
      • Murdock: The MI5 chaps knew we were going to bomb Haiphong Harbor, but their secretary put the call in .... The U.S. bombed Haiphong Harbor numerous times as part of the Vietnam War. In 1966, Harold Wilson, prime minister of Britain (home to MI5, the U.K.'s Security Service), 'dissociated' his government from President Johnson's decision to bomb Haiphong and Hanoi, but he maintained otherwise close relations with the U.S. Edit
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