The A-Team TV series premiered on NBC, introducing the iconic action-adventure show featuring a group of ex-U.S. Army Special Forces. The series was created by Stephen J. Cannell and Frank Lupo.
Mr. T, who portrayed B.A. Baracus, rose to fame partly due to his role in The A-Team, becoming a cultural icon of the 1980s.
The A-Team series aired its final episode on NBC, concluding the show after five seasons and a total of 98 episodes.
A feature film adaptation of The A-Team was released, starring Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, and Jessica Biel, bringing the classic TV series story to the big screen.
Four Vietnam War veterans—Hannibal, Face, B.A., and Murdock—form The A-Team after being dishonorably discharged and framed for a crime they didn't commit.
The team escapes from military prison after being falsely accused and imprisoned for a crime during the Vietnam War.
The A-Team begins traveling across the country helping innocent people who are in trouble and cannot turn to the law for help.
The team first faces off against Col. Lynch, a persistent military officer trying to capture them.
The team adopts different undercover identities to complete missions and gather intelligence while staying hidden.
Over the years, The A-Team takes on various missions helping those in need, often involving rescuing hostages or exposing corrupt officials.
A major conflict with General Fullbright, an antagonist seeking to stop the team’s operations and prove their guilt.
The A-Team undertakes a covert mission specifically targeted at obtaining evidence to clear their names officially.
Despite efforts of the military and police, The A-Team continues to evade capture using their skills and ingenuity.
