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** "License to Kill" two-parter: [[PsychoForHire Salem]] is an international terrorist and "murderous piece of slime" responsible for over ten years of political assassinations that have terrorized half the world. Having killed many men, women, and children in the name of any cause [[OnlyInItForTheMoney willing to pay him]], Salem is tracked down by CIA Agent Ryker while planning to assassinate the president of San Samoa. Using his [[TheMole mole]] Agent Bradshaw to frame Ryker as a criminal and kill him and anybody who could stop him, Salem even tells Bradshaw to his face that he's willing to sell him out if need be.
** "Prisoner": [[DirtyCop Sheriff Bates]], feeling that he wasn't getting a big enough salary, sets up [[HellholePrison Cell Block 6]] as his own illegal prostitution ring. Having innocent women kidnapped off the street and charged for false crimes, Bates allows his guards to assault and psychologically torment the prisoners until they'll agree to do anything to leave his prison. Bates has these women [[HumanTraffickers flown to foreign buyers]], with his latest batch about to be sold to a South American general.
** "License to Kill" two-parter: [[PsychoForHire Salem]] is an international terrorist and "murderous piece of slime" responsible for over ten years of political assassinations that have terrorized half the world. Having killed many men, women, and children in the name of any cause [[OnlyInItForTheMoney willing to pay him]], Salem is tracked down by CIA Agent Ryker while planning to assassinate the president of San Samoa. Using his [[TheMole mole]] Agent Bradshaw to frame Ryker as a criminal and kill him and anybody who could stop him, Salem even tells Bradshaw to his face that he's willing to sell him out if need be.
** "Prisoner": [[DirtyCop Sheriff Bates]], feeling that he wasn't getting a big enough salary, sets up [[HellholePrison Cell Block 6]] as his own illegal prostitution ring. Having innocent women kidnapped off the street and charged for false crimes, Bates allows his guards to assault and psychologically torment the prisoners until they'll agree to do anything to leave his prison. Bates has these women [[HumanTraffickers flown to foreign buyers]], with his latest batch about to be sold to a South American general.
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** Terri Shannon, Colt's boss during the second through fourth seasons, is played by Creator/MarkiePost, who would go on to greater '80s fame as Christine Sullivan on ''Series/NightCourt''.
** Creator/AlanRachins wrote an episode. Rachins is best known for playing Douglas Brackman, Jr. on ''Series/LALaw''.
** Creator/AlanRachins wrote an episode. Rachins is best known for playing Douglas Brackman, Jr. on ''Series/LALaw''.
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** Creator/MarkiePost as Terri Shannon, Colt's boss during the second through fourth seasons, is played by Creator/MarkiePost, who would go on to greater '80s fame as Christine Sullivan on ''Series/NightCourt''.
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** Creator/AlanRachins wrote an episode. Rachins is best known for playing Douglas Brackman, Jr. on ''Series/LALaw''.
** Creator/AlanRachins wrote an episode.
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** Alan Rachins wrote an episode. Rachins is best known for playing Douglas Brackman, Jr. on ''Series/LALaw''.
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** Alan Rachins Creator/AlanRachins wrote an episode. Rachins is best known for playing Douglas Brackman, Jr. on ''Series/LALaw''.
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** Terri Shannon, Colt's boss during the second through fourth seasons, is played by Markie Post, who would go on to greater '80s fame as Christine Sullivan on ''Series/NightCourt''.
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** Terri Shannon, Colt's boss during the second through fourth seasons, is played by Markie Post, Creator/MarkiePost, who would go on to greater '80s fame as Christine Sullivan on ''Series/NightCourt''.
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk''. ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.itself.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: During RampJump scenes, if you look a wee bit more closely, you can see the relocated engine sticking out underneath the loading bed where it had been placed to improve the balance. At least this isn't as bad as in Glen A. Larson's most popular series, ''Series/KnightRider'', where one can see through K.I.T.T.'s completely empty engine compartment in Turbo Boost scenes.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While being quite obscure in the USA, the show became a CultClassic in Germany to the point where even Lee Majors' theme song "Unknown Stuntman" became a minor hit.
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.
** Peter Breck, one of Lee Majors's co-stars on ''Series/TheBigValley'', guest-stars in three episodes, including one as himself. Another Big Valley co-star, Linda Evans, appears as herself in the episode "Colt's Angels".
** Lindsay Wagner, the other half of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Devil's Island".
** Richard Anderson, the boss of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Inside, Outside".
** Peter Breck, one of Lee Majors's co-stars on ''Series/TheBigValley'', guest-stars in three episodes, including one as himself. Another Big Valley co-star, Linda Evans, appears as herself in the episode "Colt's Angels".
** Lindsay Wagner, the other half of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Devil's Island".
** Richard Anderson, the boss of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Inside, Outside".
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.
** Peter Breck, one of Lee Majors's co-stars on ''Series/TheBigValley'', guest-stars in three episodes, including one as himself. Another Big Valley co-star, Linda Evans, appears as herself in the episode "Colt's Angels".
** Lindsay Wagner, the other half of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Devil's Island".
** Richard Anderson, the boss of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Inside, Outside".itself.
** Peter Breck, one of Lee Majors's co-stars on ''Series/TheBigValley'', guest-stars in three episodes, including one as himself. Another Big Valley co-star, Linda Evans, appears as herself in the episode "Colt's Angels".
** Lindsay Wagner, the other half of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Devil's Island".
** Richard Anderson, the boss of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Inside, Outside".
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.itself.
** Peter Breck, one of Lee Majors's co-stars on ''Series/TheBigValley'', guest-stars in three episodes, including one as himself. Another Big Valley co-star, Linda Evans, appears as herself in the episode "Colt's Angels".
** Lindsay Wagner, the other half of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Devil's Island".
** Richard Anderson, the boss of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Inside, Outside".
** Peter Breck, one of Lee Majors's co-stars on ''Series/TheBigValley'', guest-stars in three episodes, including one as himself. Another Big Valley co-star, Linda Evans, appears as herself in the episode "Colt's Angels".
** Lindsay Wagner, the other half of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Devil's Island".
** Richard Anderson, the boss of the Bionic Couple, guest-stars in the episode "Inside, Outside".
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** Colt's first-season boss, "Big Jack", is played by Jo Ann Plug, better known as Lt. Dish in ''Film/{{MASH}}''.
** In addition to his work on ''The Fall Guy'', Glen A. Larson also served as creator and executive producer of ''Series/AliasSmithAndJones'', ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'', ''Series/{{Automan}}'', and ''Series/KnightRider''; co-creator and executive producer of ''Series/BJAndTheBear'', ''Series/QuincyME'', ''Series/{{Manimal}}'', and ''Series/MagnumPI''; developer and executive producer of ''Series/TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'' and ''Series/NightMan''; and co-developer and executive producer of ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury''.
** Ted Lange directed three episodes. Lange is best known for playing Isaac Washington on ''Series/TheLoveBoat''.
** In addition to his work on ''The Fall Guy'', Glen A. Larson also served as creator and executive producer of ''Series/AliasSmithAndJones'', ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'', ''Series/{{Automan}}'', and ''Series/KnightRider''; co-creator and executive producer of ''Series/BJAndTheBear'', ''Series/QuincyME'', ''Series/{{Manimal}}'', and ''Series/MagnumPI''; developer and executive producer of ''Series/TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'' and ''Series/NightMan''; and co-developer and executive producer of ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury''.
** Ted Lange directed three episodes. Lange is best known for playing Isaac Washington on ''Series/TheLoveBoat''.
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* YouLookFamiliar: In one episode Lou Ferrigno Creator/LouFerrigno appears AsHimself while Colt is guest-stunting on an episode of ''Series/TheIncredibleHulk''. Later Ferrigno appears as his character from ''Trauma Center'' in the first half of a two-parter, the other half being on ''Trauma Center'' itself.
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** In addition to his work on ''The Fall Guy'', Glen A. Larson also served as creator and executive producer of ''Series/AliasSmithAndJones'', ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'', ''Series/{{Automan}}'', and ''Series/KnightRider''; co-creator and executive producer of ''Series/BJAndTheBear'', ''Series/{{Quincy}}'', ''Series/{{Manimal}}'', and ''Series/MagnumPI''; developer and executive producer of ''Series/TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'' and ''Series/NightMan''; and co-developer and executive producer of ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury''.
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** In addition to his work on ''The Fall Guy'', Glen A. Larson also served as creator and executive producer of ''Series/AliasSmithAndJones'', ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'', ''Series/{{Automan}}'', and ''Series/KnightRider''; co-creator and executive producer of ''Series/BJAndTheBear'', ''Series/{{Quincy}}'', ''Series/QuincyME'', ''Series/{{Manimal}}'', and ''Series/MagnumPI''; developer and executive producer of ''Series/TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'' and ''Series/NightMan''; and co-developer and executive producer of ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury''.
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** Terri Shannon, Colt's boss during the second through fourth seasons, is played by Markie Post, who would go on to greater '80s fame as Christine Sullivan on ''Series/NightCourt''.
** Colt's first-season boss, "Big Jack", is played by Jo Ann Plug, better known as Lt. Dish in ''Film/{{MASH}}''.
** In addition to his work on ''The Fall Guy'', Glen A. Larson also served as creator and executive producer of ''Series/AliasSmithAndJones'', ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'', ''Series/{{Automan}}'', and ''Series/KnightRider''; co-creator and executive producer of ''Series/BJAndTheBear'', ''Series/{{Quincy}}'', ''Series/{{Manimal}}'', and ''Series/MagnumPI''; developer and executive producer of ''Series/TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'' and ''Series/NightMan''; and co-developer and executive producer of ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury''.
** Ted Lange directed three episodes. Lange is best known for playing Isaac Washington on ''Series/TheLoveBoat''.
** Alan Rachins wrote an episode. Rachins is best known for playing Douglas Brackman, Jr. on ''Series/LALaw''.
** Terri Shannon, Colt's boss during the second through fourth seasons, is played by Markie Post, who would go on to greater '80s fame as Christine Sullivan on ''Series/NightCourt''.
** Colt's first-season boss, "Big Jack", is played by Jo Ann Plug, better known as Lt. Dish in ''Film/{{MASH}}''.
** In addition to his work on ''The Fall Guy'', Glen A. Larson also served as creator and executive producer of ''Series/AliasSmithAndJones'', ''Franchise/BattlestarGalactica'', ''Series/{{Automan}}'', and ''Series/KnightRider''; co-creator and executive producer of ''Series/BJAndTheBear'', ''Series/{{Quincy}}'', ''Series/{{Manimal}}'', and ''Series/MagnumPI''; developer and executive producer of ''Series/TheHardyBoysNancyDrewMysteries'' and ''Series/NightMan''; and co-developer and executive producer of ''Series/BuckRogersInTheTwentyFifthCentury''.
** Ted Lange directed three episodes. Lange is best known for playing Isaac Washington on ''Series/TheLoveBoat''.
** Alan Rachins wrote an episode. Rachins is best known for playing Douglas Brackman, Jr. on ''Series/LALaw''.
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