Airwolf

Hawke retrieves a high-tech helicopter from a hostile nation in exchange for government information about his missing brother.

Hawke retrieves a high-tech helicopter from a hostile nation in exchange for government information about his missing brother.

A pilot (James Whitmore Jr.) intends to steal a high-tech aircraft to ransom his Amerasian son from the Soviets.

During a routine delivery of a helicopter, Dominic's chopper goes down and he discovers a young stowaway on board.

Hawke and Santini (Jan-Michael Vincent, Ernest Borgnine) fly Airwolf to Russia to rescue a secret agent.

Dominic and Stringfellow are stuntmen in a film about a train robbery, unaware a real theft is planned.

In an elaborate scam, heavily sedated Hawke thinks Dominic gave up his life to save St. John (Christopher Connelly).

A Nazi-hunter's daughter (Tovah Feldshuh) tries to involve Hawke and Dominic in avenging her father's murder.

Dominic (Ernest Borgnine) attempts to rescue Cuban political prisoners in exchange for millions of dollars.

Hawke must stop his Vietnam commander (Christopher Stone), now a mercenary, from igniting an African war.

Neither Hawke nor a scientist (David Carradine) knows a Soviet agent has accessed tests of Airwolf's capabilities.

A government official determined to acquire Airwolf searches for it with a high-intensity satellite; guest Kathleen Lloyd.

Dominic and Hawke go to Texas to help a friend missing since escaping from a county jail; guest James Whitmore Jr.

Hawke must rely on a drunken coward (Eugene Roche) to prevent a former Army officer (Joseph Campanella) from starting World War III.

While on a secret mission behind the Iron Curtain, Hawke loses control of the on-board computer which was pre-programmed to shoot any aircraft in its range.

Rescued from a drug kingpin, Santini's niece (Barbara Howard) becomes increasingly jealous of Caitlin.

A business group offers Dominic any sum in exchange for exclusive use of the equipment and crew for an unnamed task.

Hawke and Dominic visit the Virgin Islands to attend the funeral of Dominic's daughter -- whom he hasn't seen since she was a child.

Despite film-stunt injuries, Stringfellow and Dominic go to East Germany to rescue Archangel from the KGB; guest John Ericson.

Stringfellow suspects his brother flew a sophisticated gunship that attacked an aircraft corporation.

When they learn Caitlin was a passenger on a missing plane, Hawke and Dominic volunteer for the rescue mission.

Hawke leads a team into Laotian jungles to find his brother, listed as missing in action.

A flight-service operator is slain after Dominic and Hawke complete his aerial photography job; guest Anne Lockhart.

Hawke and Caitlin must form an alliance with a Russian military team to find the antidote to a deadly virus.

Hawke spearheads a battle against a former warlord terrorizing other Vietnamese in California; guest Soon-Teck Oh.

Thieves possess a device that can make any aircraft a warplane; guest Nicholas Campbell.

Dominic inherits a fortune in stock; an executive attempts a company takeover; guests John Ireland, Jared Martin.

The team tries to save a kidnapped friend (Nicholas Campbell) amid a revolution; guest Michael Constantine.

Hawke asks Santini to work with a teen flying ace (Lance Sloan), but the youth plans to catch his uncle's killer.

Hawke, Santini and Caitlin try to rescue a singer (Misty Rowe) from a shady promoter/manager (Mayf Nutter).

Hawke and a reporter are held prisoner by terrorists who are using a religious group's settlement to hide their bombing activities.

When one of Hawke's friends is denied his retirement benefits, he threatens to divulge sensitive information.

The eruption of a long-dormant volcano forces Hawke and Santini to land in a small town that seems to be under a spell.

Stringfellow, Dominic and Caitlin (Jan-Michael Vincent, Ernest Borgnine, Jean Bruce Scott) are stranded in a Central American jungle with four students.

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 stuntpeople 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.

After an explosion injures Hawke and kills Dominic, Santini's niece, an agent and an Air Force major look for St. John.

While returning from the Soviet Union with classified documents, Jo and a gymnast who has defected are intercepted by Russians.

Interference forces Jo and Mike to land near an isolated town, where they uncover contraband weaponry.

During an attempt to help an agent traumatized by captivity, the crew uncovers a plot to sell a missing attack helicopter.

The team goes under cover to monitor an agent believed to be the intended recipient of a circuit board vital to a satellite launch.

Camping with two team members, a child becomes the object of a kidnap attempt by hoods working for a crime czar.

Misguided military men attempt to sabotage a train carrying U.S. and Soviet observers and lethal gas to a final destruction location.

Opposing sides in a court-martial call in St. John and Locke to work on a case involving murder charges against a combat-team commander.

Soviets arrest the crew for spying after it enters Soviet airspace to help during a nuclear-reactor crisis.

The Soviets agree to allow the Airwolf team to help stop the spreading radioactivity which could result in a meltdown of their multiple reactors.

The team goes under cover in a theater troupe to protect the life of the estranged daughter of a French terrorist-hunter.

The mysterious death of a friend's father leads to a world-domination plot involving a deadly manufactured virus.

After a rough mission, St. John appears to lose control and kill Mike during a drunken brawl; guest Robin Curtis.

A World War II Japanese fighter pilot comes to the U.S. seeking revenge for a war incident involving St. John's father.

St. John nearly loses his life while test-flying an experimental airplane, then disappears after an auto mishap.

Radical anti-war protestors threaten to explode 20 captured nuclear missiles to force global disarmament.

The team attends an air show to aid the escape of a double agent working as a pilot in an Eastern bloc nation's military.

The team hunts for a corrupt military leader who fled from his small nation with millions of dollars in U.S. aid.

St. John uncovers smuggling while tracking the old boyfriend who invited Jo to Afghanistan.

A renegade scientist implants mind-controlling devices in Locke's brain to force his cooperation in a plan to steal Airwolf.

A mystery man (Dick Van Dyke) threatens to destroy a ship full of nuclear waste if people with infectious diseases are not quarantined.

In Laos, Mike films evidence against a major cocaine dealer (Grainger Hines), St. John's former Vietnam commander.

Jo's mission to test-fly an experimental plane becomes more difficult when one of the backers is her demanding father.

St. John's financially strapped ex-girlfriend (Mary Kate McGeehan) and her husband become unwitting pawns in a drug-smuggling ring.