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Three further escapades for the heavily-armoured helicopter and its pilots Stringfellow Hawke (Jan-Michael Vincent) and Dominic Santini (Ernest Borgnine). In 'Moffett's Ghost' Hawke finds himself stranded on the other side of the Iron Curtain with Airwolf locked into an attack pattern which will cause it to destroy any aircraft that crosses its path. 'Severance Pay' has Hawke try to talk a disgruntled old friend out of betraying some vital secrets. And 'HX1' sees Hawke suspect his brother when another high-powered helicopter appears on the scene.
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Airwolf - Volume 3 [DVD]
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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Format:DVD
The episodes featured in this DVD are :
1. Moffets Ghost - where Henry James Moffet (from the pilot episode) has left a destructive trigger in Airwolf, and the helicopter starts to assume autopilot by itself... This is a treasure of an episode.
2. HX1 - where Hawke's brother is assumed to have been behind a weapons robbery. Another great episode.
3. Severence Pay - where Hawke's ex-employee threatens to spill the beans. Not so thrilling.
Other episodes I would like to see on DVD are The Pilot (of course), Echoes From the Past (a classic episode), Mind Of the Machine, Bite of The Jackal, and The Hunted.
I have given this DVD 4 stars owing to the choice of Severence Pay, and also to reflect that the episodes are not in sequence.
1. Moffets Ghost - where Henry James Moffet (from the pilot episode) has left a destructive trigger in Airwolf, and the helicopter starts to assume autopilot by itself... This is a treasure of an episode.
2. HX1 - where Hawke's brother is assumed to have been behind a weapons robbery. Another great episode.
3. Severence Pay - where Hawke's ex-employee threatens to spill the beans. Not so thrilling.
Other episodes I would like to see on DVD are The Pilot (of course), Echoes From the Past (a classic episode), Mind Of the Machine, Bite of The Jackal, and The Hunted.
I have given this DVD 4 stars owing to the choice of Severence Pay, and also to reflect that the episodes are not in sequence.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I used to be an avid Airwolf fan when i was a kid, however it looked liked i missed a few episodes, but now im catching up. The one star negative: Like all episodes there are scenes where there are flaws or bloopers. Same expolsions for anything that gets blown up, shots of 2 people in the cockpit when only string is flying it, weapons armed then a split second they arent. However 4 stars for the spine tingling spookiness as airwolf gets taken over by Moffett. Great technical knowledge and shpiel of flying manouevers and equipment throughout all episodes. Sort of timeless in its way.... however still waiting for one of my favourite episodes....REDWOLF!!!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:DVD
Well, Airwolf vol. 3 features more action from the brooding Hawke, the cuddly Santini and my favourite helicopter, Airwolf.
I could complain that the various DVD releases feature episodes out of sequence but seeing as some episodes are better than no episodes at all, I will ignore that.
The first episode on the DVD is 'Moffett's Ghost', an absolutely gripping episode. I'll backtrack for a minute. In the pilot episode, Airwolf's creator-a Dr. Charles Moffett-designed Airwolf and then went mad and went to Libya. Hawke and Satini travelled to Libya, took Airwolf and killed Moffett. Everythings okay, right? Wrong! It would seem that Moffett had programmed a virus into Airwolf which would be triggered if Airwolf didn't receive a code after several months. In this episode, Airwolf is out of control, it is firing on it's own country's jets and doing whatever it wants-and the pilots are at a loss as to what to do next. This is a brilliant episode and the end scene is just phenomenal as Airwolf does something absolutely amazing (which I won't spoil).
The second episode is 'Severance Pay'. An employee retires from 'The Firm' but is denied retirement benefits. In revenge, he gives top Firm secrets to the media and Hawke goes after him to try and make him see the error of his ways. But who is really the bad guy in this episode? Watch and find out.
The third episode is 'HX-1'. Hawke believes his MIA brother is in the States and believes he is behind the theft of a new helicopter that can outrace any other chopper. Has Hawke's brother turned bad?
Three great episodes from a fantastic show!
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airwolf
value for money. had some episodes i had not seen before. the viewing was good and makes you want to see more episodes. will be back soon.
Published 1 month ago by yubbly
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another batch of Airwolf's 1st Season's greatest!
Featuring 3 top classic episodes incluidng the one where Airwolf earned an award in the Guiness Book of Record 1984 for the famous B-52 saturation bomb-run. Read more
Published on 6 Sep 2001
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