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Mr. T and this A-Team guest star were cool on and off the set

The guest star is a very popular singer.

Lynda Carter got the role of Wonder Woman ''by chance''

She played the superhero for three seasons.

Burgess Meredith had a quacking good time playing The Penguin

"It's difficult to do anything terribly wrong in this part," said the actor.

NCIS star Mark Harmon grew up around entertainment and sports

His mom was an actress, and his dad was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.

George Peppard's ex-wife once revealed what it was like being married to a movie star

"Honey, have you ever been locked up in Beverly Hills?"

Mr. T and George Peppard put their issues aside. In Peppard's words, ''The past is gone.''

The two co-stars were able to get past their differences for a better show experience.

George Reeves loved kidding around on the set of Adventures of Superman

Reeves' co-star called the actor "tons of fun."

7 of John Hannibal Smith's best disguises from The A-Team

Oftentimes, part of a plan coming together includes a clever, or not-so-clever, disguise from John Hannibal Smith.

''Westerns are on the way out'': Steve McQueen knew the genre was in trouble

He was saying goodbye to the genre before everyone else.

William Shatner almost guest starred on Star Trek: Enterprise

We were so close to seeing Shatner return to the final frontier!

The A-Team's popularity resulted in ratings plummeting for these classic shows

Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley reigned supreme until The A-Team came along.

George Peppard considered The A-Team the best role of his career

The critically acclaimed actor was surprisingly not the first choice for the role.

Burt Ward: ''Adam [West] and I always got along well''

"You just put the two of us together and we don't even have to say a word and people start laughing."

Leonard Nimoy pursued an early film role so hard he almost got arrested

He wanted to be in a Western. Instead, they called in the cavalry.

Leonard Nimoy's favorite Star Trek episodes

Spock locks a few provoking perils

Leonard Nimoy's success was 16 years in the making — it didn't happen overnight

"No one knew me until I put on those crazy ears and played Mister Spock."
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