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| S02E08 || Fighting Angels || Mar. 1, 1978 || Lawrence Doheny || |
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Revision as of 18:50, 13 September 2018
Baa Baa Black Sheep (renamed for Season 2 as Black Sheep Squadron and later syndicated under that title) was a television series that premiered on September 21, 1976 with a lead-in movie ("Flying Misfits") and ran from September 23, 1976 to April 6, 1978. The series consisted of 2 seasons, a 23-episode Season 1, and a 13-episode Season 2, for a total of 36 episodes.
Season 1 (1976 - 1977)
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| S01E00 | Flying Misfits | Sept. 21, 1976 | Russ Mayberry | Peter Donat Sharon Gless George Gaynes |
| Notes: Originally a 98-minute stand alone TV movie, this has been split into 2 episodes, leading to the common misconception that the series has 37 episodes. | ||||
| S01E01 | Best Three Out of Five | Sept. 23, 1976 | Lawrence Doheny | Charles Napier |
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| S01E02 | Small War | Sept. 28, 1976 | Walter Doniger | René Auberjonois |
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| S01E03 | High Jinx | Oct. 5, 1976 | John Peyser | Donald Petrie |
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| S01E04 | Prisoners of War | Oct. 12, 1976 | Jackie Cooper | Clyde Kusatsu |
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| S01E05 | Presumed Dead | Oct. 26, 1976 | Lawrence Doheny | Kent McCord James Hong Norman Burton |
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| S01E06 | The Meatball Circus | Nov. 9, 1976 | John Peyser | Stewart Moss Robert Clarke |
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| S01E07 | Up for Grabs | Nov. 16, 1976 | Ivan Dixon | George Takei Yuki Shimoda |
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| S01E08 | Anyone for Suicide? | Nov. 23, 1976 | Jackie Cooper | |
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| S01E09 | New Georgia on My Mind | Nov. 30, 1976 | Jeannot Szwarc | James Luisi |
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| S01E10 | The Cat's Whiskers | Dec. 7, 1976 | Russ Mayberry | Frank Maxwell |
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| S01E11 | Love and War | Dec. 14, 1976 | William Wiard | Leslie Charleson |
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| S01E12 | The War Biz Warrior | Jan. 4, 1977 | Lawrence Doheny | James Darren Ford Rainey |
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| S01E13 | The Deadliest Enemy of All: Part 1 | Jan 11, 1977 | Barry Shear | Anne Francis |
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| S01E14 | The Deadliest Enemy of All: Part 2 | Jan 18, 1977 | Barry Shear | Anne Francis Greg Boyington |
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| S01E15 | Devil in the Slot | Jan 25, 1977 | Edward Dein | Red West |
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| S01E16 | Five the Hard Way | Feb. 1, 1977 | Jackie Cooper | Kenneth Mars |
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| S01E17 | The Last Mission Over Sengai | Feb. 8, 1977 | Jackie Cooper | |
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| S01E18 | Trouble at Fort Apache | Feb. 15, 1977 | Edward Dein | Joel Fabiani James Keach Les Lannom |
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| S01E19 | Poor Little Lambs | Feb. 22, 1977 | Jackie Cooper | Sorrell Booke Lilyan Chauvin Soon-Teck Oh |
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| S01E20 | W*A*S*P*S | Mar. 1, 1977 | Dana Elcar | |
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| S01E21 | Last One for Hutch | Mar. 8, 1977 | Lawrence Doheny | |
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| S01E22 | The Fastest Gun | Mar. 22, 1977 | Philip DeGuere | |
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Season 2 (1977 - 1978)
| Episode # | Title | Original Airdate | Director | Guest Stars |
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| S02E01 | Divine Wind | Dec. 14, 1977 | Lawrence Doheny | |
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| S02E02 | The 200 Pound Gorilla | Dec. 21, 1977 | Dana Elcar | |
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| S02E03 | The Hawk Flies on Sunday | Dec. 29, 1977 | Robert Conrad | |
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| S02E04 | Wolves in the Sheep Pen | Jan 4, 1978 | Edward Dein | |
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| S02E05 | Operation Stand-Down | Jan. 11, 1978 | Philip DeGuere | |
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| S02E06 | Ten'll Get You Five | Jan. 18, 1978 | Robert Conrad | Greg Boyington |
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| S02E07 | Forbidden Fruit | Feb. 22, 1978 | Robert Conrad | |
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| S02E08 | Fighting Angels | Mar. 1, 1978 | Lawrence Doheny | |
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| S02E09 | The Iceman | Mar. 8, 1978 | Dana Elcar | |
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| S02E10 | Hotshot | Mar. 15, 1978 | Lawrence Doheny | |
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| S02E11 | The Show Must Go on...Sometimes | Mar. 23, 1978 | Dana Elcar | |
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| S02E12 | Sheep in the Limelight | Mar. 30, 1978 | Lawrence Doheny | |
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| S02E13 | A Little Bit of England | Apr. 6, 1978 | Donald P. Bellisario | Peter Frampton |
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