Airwolf

A tycoon kidnaps and brainwashes Hawke to commandeer Airwolf and its pilots; guest Catherine Hickland.

After introducing Airwolf II, the Firm supplants Archangel and Hawke with an egomaniacal pilot (Wings Hauser).

Kidnappers take an aircraft designer's son, a handicapped teen who has memorized his father's blueprints.

Hawke, Santini and a psychic race to find Archangel before enemy agents brainwash him and the Firm terminates him.

Hawke and a laser-beam expert try to prevent a Czech from involuntarily passing along classified material to the Soviets.

Hawke and Dominic have to go on a special mission for the firm to locate stolen thermonuclear detonators.

Hawke, Santini and Caitlin audition as stunt people while trailing a hijacked laser weapon to a touring Wild West show.

Hawke encounters unlikely young refugees while on a mission to rescue a scientist from Central American forces.

Archangel links the abduction of Caitlin and Santini to three of Hawke's Vietnam buddies; guest Robert Ito.

Hawke (Jan-Michael Vincent) is held prisoner by a legion of children in a village run by a cult leader (Lewis Van Bergen).

A feud and drug running mar Dominic's reunion with his Korean War buddy (Ken Curtis); guests Ken Olandt, Gregory Sierra.

An injured murder witness fleeing Hawke's old enemy (John R. Vernon) stumbles onto Airwolf in its secret desert hangar.

The crew fights a private army while transporting a witness who can end a plot to control world currency; guest G. Gordon Liddy.

The crew vents its wrath on greedy kidnappers who have invaded Caitlin's sorority reunion aboard the Queen Mary.

A woman (Wendy Schaal) saves Hawke from assassins, then helps him settle a dispute with the Firm over a double agent's death.

Hawke plans to rescue an old friend's son who is in a Latin American prison.

Seeking medical care for a girl dumped into a lake from a helicopter, Hawke learns someone resents his heroism.