hey Mary, please do your "homework", or rather, work on your listening/research skills. In your post, you say that "They were running from the law already for a murder they have been accused of..but they were innocent."
Here was their "true crime" : The "crime they didn't commit" During the Vietnam War, the A-Team's commanding officer, Colonel Morrison, gave them orders to rob the Bank of Hanoi to help bring the war to an end. They succeeded in their mission, but on returning to their base four days after the end of the war, they found their C.O. murdered by the Viet Cong and his headquarters burned to the ground. Therefore no proof existed that the A-Team were acting under orders, and they were sent to prison by a military court. They were sent to Fort Bragg, from which they escaped before they could actually stand trial.
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They missed their targets on purpose. They were running from the law already for a murder they have been accused of..but they were innocent. The last thing they needed to do was to prove that they COULD murder! Besides, they didn't want to kill anyone..they only wanted to stop them from whatever they were doing to hurt their clients(the victims of the bad guys).   See 8 other replies

OK if your kid is getting into fire fights and driving defencively to get away from shooters...I WOULD MOVE! I would have a talk with the kid too! (Son, why were those guys shooting at you...and where did you learn how to drive like that???)But you gotta love the 80s and you gotta love love the show. Most times I could see the roll cage in some of the cars and the car flips were way too overused! Instead of flipping on its roof, why not just crash it?And as far as the shooting goes: The A-Team does not shoot to kill, or Dekker would be dead.   See 8 other replies

Do you honestly think it's better this way? I understand the want to keep bloody gruesome deaths off tv but at least shows like that show consequences. When someone gets in a car accident they can get hurt, with bullets flying around people will die. Todays shows may be over the line when it comes to violence but at least they're truer to life. If an impressionable kid watches this he thinks he can go into fire fights unharmed, he can drive recklessly and only get a bump or two, It gives them more of that invincibility complex that they have when they're young and stupid.But in the end either ways is good by me cause it's not the censors job to teach my kids, it's mine. I enjoy both types and as long as I teach my children the difference between reality and tv it's all good either way.   See 8 other replies

yes i know but the A-Team is a special unit, you know like the Green Barea, Navy Seal's   See 1 other reply