Airwolf Season 3 - Episode 1 - The Horn of Plenty

WORKING TITLE: ????
FINAL TITLE: THE HORN OF PLENTY
SCRIPT FIRST DRAFT: 10th JULY 1985
SCRIPT REVISED: 9th AUGUST 1985
SCRIPT REVISED: 13th AUGUST 1985
SCRIPT REVISED: 23rd AUGUST 1985
SCRIPT REVISED: 26th AUGUST 1985
SCRIPT REVISED: 27th AUGUST 1985
SCRIPT REVISED: 28th AUGUST 1985
SCRIPT REVISED: ??
AIRDATE: 28th August 1985



When a master of disguise with an unquenchable thirst for money and absolute power sets his sights on airwolf, it's not long before Hawkes trapped. With something like airwolf, John Bradford Horn could take over a small country and he'll stop at nothing to control hawke and airwolf to fulfill that desire. He has his sights set on an island and with a little brainwashing he might just get it, unless cait can get to hawke first.

TRIVIA:
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• This episode sees the return of the vasquez rocks filming location as used in the pilot opening sequence for red star control.

vasquez rocks

• Horns test subject is called Harry, according to the scipt and is played by Guy Remsen. Horn addresses him as Donald, however i assume that donald was the name horn simply had him programed to respond to, just to see if he could.

Harry / Donald - Guy Remsen

•  This next one is a mind blower..  I have a theory that Horns Man wasn't dead at the end of the episode. I think when hawke opens the door and the guys body rolls out with a gun in his hand and blood on his mouth.. I think he was actually alive and he just bit down on a blood capsule. Based on horns flare for the dramatic and access to such types of props.

T.J - Blake Marion / 3x01 The Horn of Plenty

•  And if that theory is simply too much for you to handle.. ask your self.. why is he still serving Horn when horn returns in Discovery.

Horns Man 1 - Blake Marion / 3x14 Discovery

• Tony Epper dies a few times in the episode, with and without sunglasses.

COMMON QUESTIONS:
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Q:) Where the scars on john bradford horns face real, i saw he also has them in blue thunder?

A:) Sadly yes, Richard accidently set fire to himself years ago while hallucinating on L.S.D

Q:) What is the peice of music playing in this episode ?

A:) The Girl From Ipanema

Q:) How did you validate the bio image in your guide for Liddy Roley?

A:) Her credit and her face in an episode of Columbo she played a Police woman.

Q:)  How did you validate the bio image in your guide for Guy Remsen?

A:) He starred in a 1962 Elvis movie as a police officer, he has a strange sort of scar on his chin.


THE CAST:

Jan-Michael Vincent ... Stringfellow Hawke
Alex Cord ... Archangel Michael Coldsmith Briggs III
Jean Bruce Scott ... Caitlin O'Shannessy
Ernest Borgnine ... Dominic Santini
UnKnown ... Horns Limo Driver (uncredited)
Catherine Hickland ... Angelica Bolotin Horn
Richard Lynch ... John Bradford Horn / Gerald Van Dorian / Neal Streep
Blake Marion ... T.J.
Reid Smith ... Pilot #1
Greg Callahan ... Dr. Gastner
Carol J. Connors ... Dr. Fairling
Guy Remsen ... Harry / Donald
Liddy Roley ... Lab Technician
Tony Epper ... Soldier at Horn's base (uncredited)
Marshall Maurice Mitchell ... Leo / Messenger Wide World Express Delivery Guy (uncredited)
Monty Jordan ... Officer (uncredited)


THE CREW:

Written by:
Sutton Roley

Directed by:
Sutton Roley

Produced by:
Everett Chambers ... supervising producer
Carol Gillson ... co-producer
Robert Janes ... producer
Bernadette Joyce ... associate producer
Bernard L. Kowalski ... executive producer
Richard Learman ... associate producer
Stephen A. Miller ... co-producer
Leon Ortiz-Gil ... associate producer
Mike Snyder ... associate producer (as Michael Snyder)

Music by:
Udi Harpaz ... (as Udi)

Cinematography by:
Seymour Hoffberg ... director of photography (as Sy Hoffberg)

Film Editing by:
Bill Luciano

Casting by:
Joe Reich

Production Design by:
John Leimanis

Set Decoration by:
W. Joe Kroesser ... (as W. Joseph Kroesser)

Makeup Department:
Rod Wilson ... special makeup effects artist (uncredited)

Production Management:
Bud Grace ... unit production manager
Richard Learman ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director:
John Hockridge ... first assistant director (as John E. Hockridge)
J. David Jones ... second unit director (as David Jones)
Robert D. Nellans ... second assistant director

Art Department:
Lee Lazarow ... set dresser (uncredited)

Sound Department:
John K. Kean ... sound
Paul E. Miller ... utility sound
Michael D. Wilhoit ... sound editor

Special Effects by:
Frank L. Pope ... special effects foreman: pyrotechnics / special effects: pyrotechnics
Johnny Borgese ... special effects coordinator (uncredited)
Clarence Fay Konkel ... special effects technician (uncredited)

Visual Effects by:
Jim Michaels ... visual effects producer (uncredited)
Ron Saks ... visual effects coordinator
Neil Richmond ... visual effects (uncredited)

Stunts:
Ron Stein ... stunt coordinator
Bob Herron ... stunt double: Ernest Borgnine (uncredited)
Monty Jordan ... assistant stunt coordinator (uncredited)
Chad Randall ... stunt double: Jan-Michael Vincent (uncredited)
Camera and Electrical Department
Ronald Vidor ... camera operator
Wayne Baker ... aerial assistant camera (uncredited)
George W. Borthwick ... grip (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department:
Jerry Bono ... key costumer
John Casey ... costume supervisor
Diana Reynolds ... costume supervisor

Editorial Department:
Bradley Carow ... music assistant editor (uncredited)

Music Department:
Gene L. Gillette ... music editor
Sylvester Levay ... composer: theme music
Jim Cox ... musician: keyboards (uncredited)
Sandy DeCrescent ... orchestra contractor (uncredited)
James Thatcher ... musician: french horn (uncredited)

Misc Crew:
Rick Kelbaugh ... executive story editor
Peter McKernan ... aerial coordinator (as Peter McKernan Jr.)
Del Reisman ... executive story consultant
Devon Clark ... production coordinator (uncredited)
Larry Kirsch ... stunt helicopter pilot (uncredited)

TV CLIPPING:

CBS Tv Guide Clipping

Coroner: Stuntman On Cocaine

Taken From March 16, 1985 United Press International.

LOS ANGELES — The stuntman who died in a helicopter crash during the filming of the CBS television series Airwolf had snorted cocaine shortly before the fatal accident, the coroner`s office said Friday.
Stuntman Reid Rondell, 22, was killed and the pilot of the helicopter, Scott Maher, 36, suffered serious injuries in the Jan. 18 crash near Newhall, Calif., about 25 miles north of Los Angeles.
Bill Gold, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner`s Office, said an autospy determined that Rondell died of massive burns suffered in the fiery crash.

Toxicological tests were taken, and the results indicated the presence of cocaine, Gold said.
Investigators for the National Transportation Safety Board and the California state division of Occupation Safety and Health were unaware of the toxicological results before being notified by UPI.
Alan Crawford, an investigator for the NTSB, said he would include the coroner`s information in his still unwritten report on the crash but doubted it contributed to the cause.

N805V - Wreckage

Crawford said there was no evidence the pilot had taken drugs before the accident.
Pulled from the wreckage by witnesses, Maher suffered facial cuts, a broken right ankle, a broken left clavicle and a spine injury.

Rondell was a stunt double for actor Jan-Michael Vincent on Airwolf & on the Hooper movie.

Odd Info: Tom Cruise was one of the pallbearers at rondells funeral 

Story Source HERE
ALSO READ MORE ON THIS STORY HERE
ALSO  a list of Movies and stuff he did Stunts in Here

Airwolf 1 (Amstrad)

Airwolf for the Amstrad, another fine Disaster

Although the graphics are more varied than the ZX Spectrum version frankly this game is horrific. This blog post shows some box arts, screen shots and an excellent (though rated 18+) review of the game and is as candid as one can honestly be.

WARNING.. this game reviewer is very agitated and swears a lot.. I gotta say folks it was worth them making this awful game.. just for this man to make a review.. this video is 18+

I guess he said it best.. all of it..

Full Level Map

See loads more Box arts for this specific game in the Airwolf Gaming Universe photo album on facebook here.

Airwolf Trading Cards - Cromy Set - Argentina (1986)

Airwolf Trading Cards:

Transparent Plastic Case
32 Playing cards (6 x 9.5 cm)
2 Wildcards
1 Regulation
1 Cover Letter
1 Sticker

Made By: Hasbro Bradley Inc
Released By: Cromy
Release Date: 1986

Not much has ever been known (Or Shared) about these, they pop up on eBay from time to time, someone buys them and they just vanish back into a box never to be seen again.

We'll tell you now.... You have more chance of smaller spanish seller websites having these than you do finding them on ebay, and there a lot cheaper too  ;)

The Complete Set

We've not translated all of this but there clearly not as in-depth as your normal kinda TopTrumps game cards, but they do clearly hold what was once a lot of rare photos.. The language appears to be a mix of Spanish and Turkish when trying to use translators. The cards originate from Argentina.

These cards refer to what looks like two optional games that the cards can be used for.

Game Ideas

Game Ideas

Misc Card Example

Misc Card Example

Misc Card Example

Misc Card Example

Misc Card Example

 I think the whole highlight of the set is this one card with a truly rare photo from Vasquez Rocks A.K.A Redstar Control

Airwolf Season 2 - Episode 9 - Flight #093 Is Missing

WORKING TITLE: UNDERTOW
FINAL TITLE: FLIGHT #093 IS MISSING
PCODE: #58816
SCRIPT FIRST DRAFT: 7th OCTOBER 1984
SCRIPT REVISED: 9th OCTOBER 1984
SCRIPT REVISED: 15th OCTOBER 1984
SCRIPT REVISED: 16th OCTOBER 1984
SCRIPT REVISED: 17th OCTOBER 1984
SCRIPT REVISED: 5th DECEMBER 1984
SCRIPT REVISED: ??
AIRDATE: 17th NOVEMBER 1984 (8PM)



Caitlins off to a family wedding back in her home town when her flight takes an unexpected twist. The airliner she's on gets hijacked for ransom, and its hidden where no one will ever find it. With a storm coming, air sea rescue are limited so string and dom use airwolf to find the plane. They never expected to find it on the bottom of the ocean, and as the pressure crushes the airframe, while time is running out, the water.. is seeping in.

TRIVIA:
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• The Airport security guard at the metal detector once played a high profile criminal / Inmate in John Carpenters  original Assault on Precinct 13  from 1976. That 1976 film also starred Charles Cyphers  who played Joe Ganns  in HX 1.

Darwin Joston ... Airport Security Officer (uncredited)

• When caitlin finds her seat and sits down, in the two seats behind her is an uncredited actor with a cowboy hat on and directly behind caitlin is an uncredited acress. The actress is actually Deborah Richter  who is un-named, however she played Lynn  in season 3's Birds of Paradise. The actor next to her is yet to be identified.

Deborah Richter ... Female Passenger (uncredited)

• The airline pilot in this episode is uncredited, but the part was actualy played by Louie Elias, who had a few other credited roles in the series. In the original movie that the film stock is from it was flown by Jack Lemmon.

Louie Elias ... Andrews Air Flight #093 Pilot (uncredited)

• The airline co-pilot is also uncredited in this episode, but the part was actualy played by Jeff Cadiente, who also had a few other credited & uncredited roles in the series.

Jeff Cadiente ... Andrews Flight 093 Co-Pilot (uncredited)

• The radio operator / engineer of the airliner is also not credited and has yet to be identified.

UnKnown ... Andrews Flight 093 Radio Operator (uncredited)

• The actor Angus Duncan, control tower supervisor is credited as "Marks"  but hawke calls him tony when he thanks him for letting them in on the tape recording. As such the guide now takes marks  as a surname and credits him as Tony Marks.

Angus Duncan ... Tony Marks / Control Tower Supervisor

• The lead hijacker is un-named and uncredited, but i can tell you it is actually Gary Epper, The very same same actor / stuntman who gave Airwolf clearance to leave the defence area at red star control in Shadow of the Hawke. He also doubles in this episode for Hergos, as he runs to the boats wheel house and dives in while Airwolf is hovering with Hawke firing his hand gun out the window.

Gary Epper ... Lead Hijacker (uncredited)

• Guess who managed to spot the woman from Season 2 Episode 8 - HX 1? (the woman that found hawke beside the dirt road and gave him a lift to the phone box) She is uncredited for this episode but she is sitting next to the un-named and uncredited injured man.

Rachel Brady ... Female Passenger (uncredited)

• Guess who managed to spot the un-named and uuncredited  Frank Pesce as the Injured passenger from when he also played Brad Miller  in The Deadly Circle.

Frank Pesce .. Injured Male Passenger (uncredited)

COMMON QUESTIONS:
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Q:) What production was the airplane stock footage actually taken from ?

A:) The footage is from a 1977 film called Airport '77  that was based on the novel by Arthur Hailey. The actual "Stevens Corporation"  logo on the side of the plane references the fictional company owner of the airline "Philip Stevens"  who was played by James Stewart  in the movie.

Q:) What type of plane was it ?

A:) The plane used was Boeing 747-123  owned at the time by American Airlines. It's FAA Registration number was N9667  and it's construction number was C/N: 20106/79. The planes delivery date was the 8th of October 1970  and it's first flight was on the 24th of September 1970. The planes ATC call sign varied between American 1 Heavy, American 2 Heavy and American 3 Heavy.

Video Still From Airport '77

To give an idea of its power, a Boeing 747-123 is what carried a nasa space shuttle  on its back, a Boeing 747-123 could carry 495 people seated.

COMMON QUESTIONS:

Q:) Were is the plane now ?

A:) The planes final registration of N157UA was cancelled on the 3rd of January 2000, it was essentially scrapped after 26 years of service.

Q:) Does the original 1977 movie that this footage is from have the same plot outline as the airwolf episode ?

A:) No, the film is based on the theft of an art collection stored in the planes cargo hold. The passengers and crew are also knocked out by a gas called CR-7 while the hijack takes place. The intention is to drop below the radar & divert to an island with an airstrip not used since WWII, however the plane is so low that the wing clips an oil rig & down it goes. The film has a stack of famous faces too.

Q:) How did you identify the uncredited / UnKnown Injured Male Passenger  as the actor Frank Pesce?

A:) Simply by eye, because he appeared in another episode and is credited for that as Frank Pesce when he played Brad Miller in The Deadly Circle. I googled frank to confirm by face that it is his face that matches his real name.

Note, the digital episode guide 2.0 and higher contains much more trivia and a much larger Q and A section, find the guide here.

THE CAST:

Jan-Michael Vincent ... Stringfellow Hawke
Alex Cord ... Archangel Michael Coldsmith Briggs III (credit only)
Jean Bruce Scott ... Caitlin O'Shannessy
Ernest Borgnine ... Dominic Santini
John Calvin ... Hergos
Philip Abbott ... Edward Johnson
Ina Balin ... Ingrid Kendall
Alex Kubik ... Joskins
Lynn Herring ... Laurie
Summer Phoenix ... Little Girl
William Kirby Cullen ... Mark / Soccer #1
UnKnown ... Soccer #2
Anne Wyndham ... Stewardess
Dick Peabody ... Male Passenger (as Richard Peabody)
Deborah Richter ... Female Passenger (uncredited)
Rachel Brady ... Female Passenger (uncredited)
Lester Fletcher ... Dress Designer (as Lester C. Fletcher)
Laurie Garland ... Swimwear Model 1 (uncredited) (Lori Garland)
Loren Vaille ... Swimwear Model 2 (uncredited) (Lorin Vaille)
Kathleen O'Malley ... Mrs. Smith
Angus Duncan ... Tony Marks / Control Tower Supervisor
David McBride ... ATC Representative
Darwin Joston ... Airport Security Officer (uncredited)
Gary Epper ... Lead Hijacker (uncredited)
UnKnown ... Hijacker 2 (uncredited)
UnKnown ... Hijacker 3 (uncredited)
UnKnown ... Hijacker 4 (uncredited)
Louie Elias ... Andrews Air Flight #093 Pilot (uncredited)
Jeff Cadiente ... Andrews Flight 093 Co-Pilot (uncredited)
UnKnown ... Andrews Flight 093 Radio Operator (uncredited)
Vince Howard ... ATC Operator (uncredited)
UnKnown ... Bobby Male Flight Attendant (uncredited)
UnKnown ... Male Flight Attendant 2 (uncredited)
Frank Pesce .. Injured Male Passenger (uncredited)
Jack ... Tet (uncredited)

THE CREW:

Written by:
Calvin Clements Jr.
Chester Krumholz

Directed by:
Bernard L. Kowalski

Produced by:
Donald P. Bellisario ... executive producer
Lester Wm. Berke ... producer
Calvin Clements Jr. ... supervising producer
Carol Gillson ... co-producer
Leon Ortiz-Gil ... associate producer
Mike Snyder ... associate producer (as Michael Snyder)

Music by:
Sylvester Levay

Cinematography by:
Stan Lazan ... director of photography

Film Editing by:
Bill Luciano

Art Direction by:
Gary A. Lee

Set Decoration by:
Gregory Garrison ... (as Greg Garrison)

Production Management:
Tom Blank ... unit production manager (as Thomas J. Blank)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director:
Richard W. Abramitis ... second assistant director
Ryan Gordon ... first assistant director
J. David Jones ... second unit director (as David Jones)
James Lansbury ... second assistant director

Sound Department:
John K. Kean ... sound
Paul E. Miller ... utility sound
Michael D. Wilhoit ... sound editor

Special Effects by:
Frank L. Pope ... special effects foreman: pyrotechnics / special effects: pyrotechnics
Johnny Borgese ... special effects coordinator (uncredited)
Clarence Fay Konkel ... special effects technician (uncredited)

Visual Effects by:
Jim Michaels ... visual effects producer

Stunts:
Ron Stein ... stunt coordinator
Gary Epper ... Hergos stunt double (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department:
George W. Borthwick ... grip (uncredited)

Casting Department:
Joe Reich ... casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department:
Jerry Bono ... key costumer
John Casey ... costume supervisor
Barbara Lee Maccarone ... costume supervisor

Music Department:
Gene L. Gillette ... music editor
Jim Cox ... musician: keyboards (uncredited)
James Thatcher ... musician: french horn (uncredited)

Misc Crew:
Westbrook Claridge ... story editor
J. David Jones ... aerial coordinator (as David Jones)
Chester Krumholz ... executive story consultant
Alfonse Ruggiero ... story editor (as Alfonse M. Ruggiero Jr.)
Mike Dewey ... assistant aerial coordinator (uncredited)
Larry Kirsch ... stunt helicopter pilot (uncredited)

THE AIRCRAFT:

HELI - Bell 222 Airwolf Stage REG N9988K CN-47001
HELI - Bell 222 Airwolf Flying REG N3176S CN-47085
PLANE - Boeing 747-123 Airliner REG N9667

AIRPORT '77 VIDEO STOCK:

Produced by:
William Frye ... producer
Jennings Lang ... executive producer

Cinematography by:
Philip H. Lathrop ... director of photography (as Philip Lathrop)

Film Editing by:
Robert Watts
J. Terry Williams

Production Design by:
George C. Webb

Set Decoration by:
Mickey S. Michaels

Production Management:
Lloyd Anderson ... unit production manager
Don Roberts ... production manager: second unit
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Robert Graner ... assistant director
Bruce Hanson ... second second assistant director
Michael D. Moore ... second unit director
Wilbur Mosier ... assistant director
James Nasella ... assistant director

Art Department:
Susan Carsello ... property person
George Charles Kiapos ... carpenter
Daniel Turk ... carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department:
Charles T. Knight ... sound
Robert Knudson ... sound
Roger Sword ... sound editor
James Troutman ... sound (as Jim Troutman)
George E. Marshall Jr. ... sound utility (uncredited)

Special Effects by:
Frank Brendel ... special effects

Visual Effects by:
Cleo E. Baker ... miniatures
Dennis Glouner ... matte photography
Bill Taylor ... matte photography
Albert Whitlock ... special visual effects
Henry Schoessler ... matte crew (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department:
Pat Campea Jr. ... underwater grip
Doug Mathias ... gaffer (second unit)
Rexford L. Metz ... photographer: second unit
Michael Simpson ... assistant camera
Lee J. Stone ... underwater electrician
Chris Strong ... electrician

Transportation Department:
Chris Haynes ... driver (uncredited)
Frank Khoury ... driver (uncredited)

Other Crew:
Betty A. Griffin ... script supervisor
Frank Wharton ... assistant to producer
Fred Zendar ... marine coordinator (as Manfred Zendar)

TV CLIPPING:

CBS Tv Guide Clipping

FAN MADE RENDERS:

RESEARCH NOTES:

IMDB has 17 acting credits for this episode,  WIKI has 13,  and AIRWOLF dot TV (that so called airwolf bible)  Only had 13 credits..

ABOVE,  you'll note i have 35 acting credits for this episode, 26 of which i have Identified, I have Verified AND I have Credited. So.. Please don't assume i am just stealing information from other websites and just reproducing it here Or accuse me of it.., Frankly other websites are currently (and have always been for decades) an absolute embarrassment and a total let down !