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Why Triple A stopped working on The A-Team
Melinda Culea and Stephen J. Cannell did not see the character the same way.
Steve McQueen was a rebel that ''punched'' his way out
"I never liked to talk my way out of anything. I liked to punch my way out."
This episode of Maverick wasn’t quite as “authentic” as it wanted you to believe
The real “Hoyle’s Games” book never actually mentioned a five-card stud.
Walter Koenig once pranked George Takei over a Star Trek movie
For a brief moment, Chekov convinced Sulu that the next Trek movie was going to be claymation.
Adam West said Batman was ludicrous and absurd, but always somewhat ''believable''
There's a fine line between fiction and reality, but whenever West had a chance to blur that line with Batman, he did.
Steve McQueen's uncompromising vision for ''Wanted: Dead or Alive''
McQueen never wanted to play a boring ol' hero.
5 facts about the life and career of Cheyenne star Clint Walker
Walker moved his family around 28 times before he found stability in Hollywood.
The A-Team revived George Peppard's ''poisoned'' career
Peppard went from an enduring star to being labeled Hollywood's unemployable bad boy—that is, until the A-Team came along.
The Richard Boone Show was nothing like Have Gun - Will Travel
Boone followed up his time as a bounty hunter with a more varied theatrical presentation.
Here's what William Shatner had to say about censorship
Shatner breaks down what could, and couldn't, be done on TV in '85.
You might recognize this A-Team guest star from this Eighties cult classic
Andre Gower bonded with B.A. before he battled the Universal Monsters.
In the 1980s, Nash Bridges' Don Johnson was a pop star
Johnson juggled being a star in two industries simultaneously: acting and music.
Robert Conrad was the only person Robert Conrad wanted to perform his stunts
Conrad believed he could get a better bang (literally) for his buck when it came to performing stunts.
A case of not-so-secret identities: The true story of Mrs. Ann Batman
Turns out there is a Mrs. Batman, and no Bruce won't come to the phone.
It took Leonard Nimoy great self-control to play the role of Spock
Nimoy had to find some zen to play the role of Spock, both in front of the camera and in the real world.
How The A-Team sparked the cult phenomenon that was Mr. T
The A-Team icon took credit for creating the character of B.A. Baracus.
Robert Conrad had strong feelings about being called a star
The Wild Wild West actor didn't even want a star on the sidewalk out of fear people would spit on it.
John Wayne almost got George Takei fired from Star Trek
Lt. Sulu and The Duke starred together in The Green Berets.
Relic Hunter star Tia Carrere was called ''the female Indiana Jones''
Carrere was also supposed to join the A-Team, but her General Hospital role prevented her from doing so.
Mr. T was so intimidating, The A-Team had to make his character afraid of flying
B.A. Baracus had fans convinced that Mr. T was really afraid to fly. Naturally, Mr. T played along.
Dr. McCoy's daughter was almost in a Star Trek episode — and would have had a romance with Kirk
The episode eventually aired with some significant rewrites, but the doctor's daughter was no longer in the script.
Cesar Romero had this to say about Tim Burton's ''Batman''
TV's Joker had a hot take on Jack Nicholson.
John Payne said The Restless Gun used comedy to stop the show from being ''dull and boring''
Payne said comedy characters and situations helped ease the tension of Westerns.
Some 'A-Team' fans were disappointed Dwight Schultz wasn't more like Howling Mad Murdock
'People cluck at me and flap their arms up and down.'
Batman producer William Dozier on TV's downfall
Dozier dismissed Batman to the press.
Steve McQueen was a motorhead for motorcycles during the '60s
Everybody has something that relaxes them and for McQueen it was risking his life. Very "King of Cool" of him.
Robin got robbed on merchandise
But he and the Fonz laughed to the bank.
12 intense yet charming behind-the-scenes photos from The A-Team
The chemistry of the team is clear based on some of these behind-the-scenes images.
George Reeves almost left Adventures of Superman in 1954
Reeves supposedly wanted a salary increase and for the company to halt the sale of Superman capes.
