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The Miraculous Mr. T

I wouldn’t have believed it unless I saw it (on TV) myself. Who knew that Mr. T could perform miracles? The former “A-Team” star says he didn’t even know he had the ability to do so, but a sick child is now better off because of the actor. Here’s the deal: A boy in Detroit, Michigan fell into a coma in the mid-1980s, right around the time Mr. T’s NBC series “The A-Team” was experiencing its highest ratings. The show made Mr. T a household name and the sick child was one of his biggest fans. In fact, doctors say … Continue reading →

Why The A-Team Was the Perfect TV Show

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If you grew up in the eighties, you knew who they were. Love them or hate them, they were impossible to ignore. The old geezer with his cigar. The crazy guy with the invisible dog. The Sci-Fi reject with the handsome face. The B.A. who beat up Rocky III. They were everywhere for about three years right in the middle of the Reagan Devolution. They were of course, the A-Team, a fictional group of Army commandoes on the run from Leavenworth. They essentially circumvented the legal systems to help out those in trouble, who could no longer rely on the … Continue reading →