The judge in this trilogy (J. A. Preston) would go on to play another famous member of the bar, Judge Julius Alexander Randolph in 1992's blockbuster A Few Good Men. (edit)

(B.A., on the stand, is asked about Murdock's possible involvement in Morrison's murder)
B.A.: Everybody in the world know the man is a fool. He's crazy. He sees people that ain't really there. He talk in circles all the time.
Laskov: He sounds like a disturbed individual. Do you think he's dangerous?
B.A.: Murdock won't hurt nobody. (edit) Attorney: They're planning to call your friend Captain Murdock to testify against you.
Face: Murdock?
Attorney: I was wondering why they hadn't named him in the original indictment. I think they plan to bring him down on the stand and then indict him as a co-conspirator.
Hannibal: (grinning) Murdock... on the stand?! That should be interesting. (edit) Decker: I pursued Colonel Smith and the A-Team for three long years. I lost track of how many laws they broke and how much military property they destroyed. I can tell you this: Rules mean nothing to these men, and they're loyal to no one but themselves. I have no doubt that they're capable of the crimes for which they're accused.
Hannibal: What a guy. (edit) Stockwell: I understand the Army is reviewing candidates for your firing squad.
Hannibal: Aw, gee, you didn't have to go to all this trouble just to cheer me up. (edit)

Murdock's Obsession: Pretending he is a "Nighthawk Commando." He even makes initiates Frankie into the Nighthawk Commandos. (edit) Murdock's Shirt says:
"Sensuous and Strong." (edit)

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