Yes i watched theses videos on you tube after coming across them and what do you know I'm obsessed all over again.

I am also obsessed with this programme season 1 to 3. Over and over again

Sadly the real helicopter crash in an attempt to rescue someone off a mountain. "The Lady" was an air ambulance

I agree.

And always ends with a kill

Yes indeed.

She got better with age. Kinda like wine.👍

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The actress who played her was married to Donald Belisario, the creator/producer of the Airwolf series. I think he left the show after the 2nd season, and she left with him.

Dave if you didn't know this her real name is Deborah Pratt is her real name she wrote alot of Episodes of Quantum Leap The Scott Bakula series and i believe directed alot of Episodes of that series too.

@@DarthRevan-rp5sn thank you for your information 😊

But in the first season episode, string said: "we only gift wrapped we don't deliver."😂

I'm pretty sure they recycled a lot of scenes. No CGI and it was the 80s. Stunts werent the same as today so they tended to use the same stunt scene multiple times. This show did see one stuntman die.

​@PostPatriot they did a episode tribute to Reid Rondel who died during filming a episode.

They also reused the scene from the episode where asian farmers are being attacked by a warlord in the P51.

World war 2 plane

Not surprising. They recycled footage a lot back then, and not just in this series. Quick way to save money, I guess.

Alex Palmer your subject about Airwolf footage I agree with you the worst footage was its competitor Blue Thunder they use every last bit of footage from the movie they OD'd on movie like footage as if they had no ideas​ is at all .

Oh, I'm sure they had ideas. They just had a limited amount of time and technology to make those ideas reality. Battlestar Galactica was a good example. They were trying to do a Star Wars-type TV series, and the technology was only barely up to it at the time. They did the same thing with their movie that Blue Thunder did. They did what they had to back then, I guess...

They recycled a lot of footage in Airwolf. Including flight, aircraft, chain guns firing and missile explosion scenes.

Correct

She was involved with Donald Bellisario at the time. When he left after this season, so did she. If she had stuck around, maybe things would've been different.

Alex Palmer thank you for your response I was wondering about this for many years I believe that. show may have lasted a little longer than it did. the last time I saw her was when Airwolf was given a whole new cast and then her character was killed off in the first episode.

jonathan goode Her character was never killed off. Nor was Caitlin.

In the pilot episode when Hawk was given the mission to get Airwolf back, one of the stipulations was to work with Archangel's assistant Gabrielle. Hawk was reluctant and tried to be distant from her but wound up falling for her. She was sent ahead to gather intel for Hawk on where Airwolf was held. Her cover was blown and she was tortured while Hawk stole Airwolf. He found her in the desert beaten and dehydrated and she died in his arms. After he didn't want to team up with women on missions again and was very cold and distant to all of Archangel's assistants. He was very reluctant to bring Kate on and kept her out of arm's reach as well.

@@avgcitizen5974 I think he always viewed Kate as a little sister

No. Marella (Deborah Pratt, who was also married to the show's creator Donald Bellisario who would of course create Quantum Leap and NCIS) never got a chance to fly AIrwolf.

"Marella" was married to Don Bellisario at the time.

Also Archangel told in an early episode that he prefered beautiful and talented ladies as his spies they were better for getting secrets ( you can guess how).

And and P-51 would probably have a bit of a hard time keeping up with a Learjet, especially if it decides to climb above the clouds.

John Kozlowski Why? What for? It was a ‘cliffhanger’ edit to lead you into thinking he or Archangel & Marella had been shot down. A refreshing change to the previous 20+ battles, where we *did* see String shoot down the enemy aircraft.

I'm certain that String shot him down. He's shown hitting the trigger. The enemy plane shot two missiles at the Lear jet but missed (they whizzed by on Marella's scope). Then the missile String fired hits its target.

Audrey Seddon Well, yes...he did. We see them alive & well in the next scene. But the missiles aren’t shown whizzing by *Airwolf’s* scope - and Marella’s reaction conveys her total horror at them coming towards *her*.

It's called storytelling. Showing it here would have ruined the "reveal" in the next scene.

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Severance pay

Scott Brown But at least you get watch The Lady in action/had to be small screen due to copyright ✅