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The A-Team/West Coast Turnaround

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West Coast Turnaround
Season 1, Episode 10
Airdate April 5, 1983
Production Number 1109
Teleplay by Stephen J. Cannell &
Patrick Hasburgh
Story by Babs Greyhosky
Directed by Guy Magar
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West Coast Turnaround is the tenth episode of the first season of The A-Team.

Starring: George Peppard (John Smith), Dirk Benedict (Templeton Peck), Melinda Culea (Amy Allen), Dwight Schultz (H.M. Murdock)

and Mr. T (Bosco "B.A." Baracus)

Guest Stars: Michael Alldredge (Whitaker), Devon Ericson (Ellen), Robert Sampson (Joe Penhall), Tom McFadden (), Tim Rossovich ()

Specual Guest Star: Stuart Whitman (Easterland)

Co-Starring: Caskey Swain (), Jim Boeke ()

Contents

Plot Overview

The A-Team sets out to help a Father,and Daughter Farmers get their Watermelon crop to the Market.A ruthless landowner is trying to stop the Farmers from getting their Watermelons to the Market because if the Farmers do not get their crops there on time,the Farmers will go under,and will have to sell their Farm.The A-Team will deliver the Farmers Watermelons to the Marget in spite of the threats from the ruthless landowner/grabber.The price for the Teams success is 30% of the Crop,and the dismantling of Amy's Car.

Notes

Arc Advancement

Happenings

The A-Team dressed as State Troopers stopping Easterlands Trucks.Easterland,and his henchmen stopping the Farmers Truck,and injuring the Farmer.

Characters

Referbacks

Trivia

The Show

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

Memorable Moments

The A-Teams usual fist fights will the badguys.Murdock flying a Helicopter while Face,and Hannibal drop Watermelon's on Easterland who is driving a Car.Amy's Car after it's dismantling.

Quotes