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Day of Jeopardy was the 48th episode of Airwolf and the 14th episode of Season 3. It first aired on 1/25/1986. There is plenty of air and ground action here for Hawke, Dominic and Archangel. Caitlin, however, does not appear.
Plot synopsis
Hawke and Dominic are assigned to transport Tess Dixon, an important witness, to a secret Senate committee hearing. Powerful forces are working to ensure that they do not succeed, including a traitor in the FIRM. [1]
Episode summary
(spoiler alert - click on expand to read)
Story locations
Aircraft seen
- Airwolf
- Hughes 500
- F-4 Phantom - used to represent F-16s.
Firearms seen
- Detonics Combat Master
- Walther PPK
- Uzi
- Ruger AC556K
- Heckler and Koch HK-94
- Smith and Wesson Model 36
- FIM-92 Stinger
- Beretta shotgun
- M1911A1 pattern automatic pistol
Research notes
Cast
- Jan-Michael Vincent as Stringfellow Hawke
- Alex Cord as Michael Coldsmith Briggs III
- Ernest Borgnine as Dominic Santini
- Jean Bruce Scott as Caitlin O'Shannessy
- Anne Lockhart as Tess Dixon
- Jack Hogan as Peters
- Kandace Kuehl as Vivian
- Clu Gulager as Cullen Dixon
- G. Gordon Liddy as Barkley Kase
- William Mims as Businessman #1
- William Wintersole as Businessman #2
- Ivan Bonar as Committee Chairman (see Jacob Alves)
- Joseph Della Sorte as Skeet Thrower
Gallery
Lots of actors with speaking parts have not been credited.
These guards assigned to wath Tess Dixon are not credited. The one with the black jacket is addressed as "Jim". The name of the other is not known.
Joseph Della Sorte picks up a credit for just one line as the Skeet thrower. But then he has appeared before in Prisoner of Yesterday.
There are two businessmen on board Cullen's yacht. This one speaks first so he is probably William Mims as Businessman 1.
In which case this is William Wintersole as Businessman 2.
G. Gordon Liddy debuts as Barkley Kase
No one is addressed as Peters in the dialogue. This FIRM ground control officer has a lot of lines. Could he be Peters?
This truck driver has plenty of lines and scripted actions but appears to be uncredited, or is he Peters?
Ivan Bonar as the Senate committee chairman. His name plate says Jacob Alves.
There were two FIRM boatmen who brought Tess ashore after her escape. Here is one of them. Both are not credited.
One of Kase's gunships. Libyan Air Force markings? This is footage from Shadow of the Hawke.
This one, later in the episode has no markings.
