When You Comin' Back, Range Rider? (1)

Season 2, Episode 5, Aired
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The army has tracked down the A-Team in L.A. and so the A-Team leaves L.A. with the help of David Running-Bear they go to the Midwest, where he has an task for them.
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      • Berths 57 and 58 at the Port of Los Angeles provide the setting for Decker's confrontation with the A-Team, just before Hannibal drives the van out of Berth 58 and into the water. Edit
      • Murdock: The Range Rider would sooner face a dozen bandits without his six-shooters than not have Thunder at his side. In the TV series The Range Rider, the hero rode a buckskin named Rawhide, not Thunder. Edit
      • Some of the locations used for the car chase after Decker shows up at the party for Face's film: The corner of Mateo St. and S. Santa Fe Ave. in Los Angeles. The bridge in the background is E. 4th St. The Rezex Corporation (Geltman Industries) building at 1901 Sacramento St. The Charles G. Spilo building is located at 585 S. Santa Fe Ave. After passing it, they turn under the elevated section of E. 6th St. After Hannibal says, "They'll never catch us," they turn north on Wilson St. from Bay St. That's where they lose Decker by parking on the car carrier. Edit

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      • Morgan Woodward is billed as Special Guest Star. Edit
      • This is one of 2 episode which uses a different ending song. The song used is "My heroes have always been cowboys" by Willie Nelson. Edit
      • This episode marks the first appearance of Lance LeGault as the team's nemesis Colonel Roderick Decker. Edit

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      • Murdock: This looks like a job for the Range Rider. B.A.: I'm gonna shut this fool up for good. Edit
      • B.A.: I'm getting tired of you talking to your invisible friends. Murdock: Does he look invisible to you? You cannot see him? Edit

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      • Hannibal: Someone should tell this guy: he's got a shimmy at eighty-five! Face and Hannibal steal a black Pontiac Trans Am to escape from Colonel Decker, which is virtually identical to K.I.T.T. from rival TV series Knight Rider. They even evade capture by driving onto the back of a truck, much as K.I.T.T. does with the F.L.A.G. semi-trailer. Hannibal's quip seems to be a gentle dig at the other show. Edit
      • Murdock: Besides, the Chequea were never a warring tribe. They were fishermen who migrated south during the war of 1864. There is no "Chequea" tribe among the officially recognized tribes in the U.S. However, the "Indian War of 1864" was a real war in the Nebraska Territory, documented in a book by the same title written by Eugene Ware in 1911. Edit
      • Murdock: Good idea, Kemo Sabe. "Kemo Sabe" was often heard on The Lone Ranger -- the television series (1949-1957) and the radio show (1933-1954). Edit

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