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Top Ten Best Airwolf Episodes - With New Airwolf Theme Remix
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- Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2020
- Top 10 of my favorite Airwolf episodes with clips of the best action scenes from each episode. Accompanied by a new extended Airwolf Main Theme remix.
The Main Theme (music by Sylvester Levay) is made on these synthesizers and drummachines:
Sequential Curcuits DrumTraks
Sequential Curcuits Pro One
Roland Juno-60
Korg MS-20
Korg Triton
Native Instruments Kontakt.
Please let me know your favorite Airwolf episodes in the comments :)
🎉I am an AIRWOLF addict, I never get tired of the show
Me neither 😊
Happy 40th anniversary Airwolf ,you were wonderful and a big part of my childhood
The lady was way ahead of her time!! Back in the 80s.
Yes, a military helicopter designed to look civilian without registration number or country identification...
That thing take a dump on the geneva convention at a point borderline of absolute insanity...
And the reason why I sekshually identify as an attack helicopter...
Yes one serie tv years 80 and 90🚁👍
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Happy anniversary 40 year for Air airwolf 😊
BEST of BEST Airwolf Themes
Agree
The real pilots on this show were phenomenal.
"Readiness is only an accomplished fact after the need for it is over". I still remember that to this day. May Dom and String and the Lady RIP..Thx uploader............
String...it’s done 🖤
Happen to be watching Airwolf right now! 👍👍👍
Donald Bellesarious along with Sylvester Levay.. pure genius!!!
TV doesn’t get much better than that!
I loved this show as a teenager.
Missed the 80's
Snare Of The Wolf!
For me, "Shadow of the Hawke" has the best final chase sequence. No dialogue, just 4+ minutes of great music and action shots while String & Dom hunt down Moffet. The follow-up of String pulling the trigger even when it's clicking on empty until Dom's soft spoken "It's over, String", made it even better.
Yeah, the finale is pretty intense!
And the look in hawks eyes. you could feel the rage. I always wondered did hawk and dom go back for her body. In my head after I could see them going back and later at the lake we see that hawk buried her near his cabin. In a way her ghost would haunt him the rest of the series when any lady tries to get close it could never happen because he missed her too much.
@@raulacosta-vega1044 pretty much. I guess eventually he did soften up to Caitlin, but that took quite awhile.
@Alobo075- You Couldn't Word Any Better than that!!
It was the Best Episode of Airwolf!
Airwolf is the greatest show!!!
To snore a wolf is the best
Especially when hawke turbos airwolf along the runway to escape, awesome
This is all just Airwolf going beast mode
Haven't seen any of these since they originally aired as a kid. Might have to go watch again, all these years later.
Epic show with an epic theme
Firestorm !
Daddy's Gonna Hunting
Great airwolf back in its day
Remember watching Air Wolf then Knight Rider
Thank you so much man
I still remember I was just 5 years and few months old that time, background music is still in my ears. After seeing this I always wanted to become a pilot but couldn’t 🙁
I have the entire original airwolf series on dvd
Me too!
Airwolf rules. This show needs a continuation. RIP Ernest Borgnine and Jan Michael Vincent.
❤R.I P the Lady, too...
she was beautiful, like a slim orca, a pity she met a sad end .❤
@@brigidsingleton1596.
I loved Airwolf as a kid... man I wish they'd bring her back! THE only reason I love choppers so much
No, you don't want them to bring it back...
They murdered the return of K2000, V, The Prisonner, and countless other TV Shows / movies
The only exception was Battlestar Galactica
Robotech as well
78. .
@@G_de_Coligny nah they murdered BSG too.
@@G_de_Coligny And “Airwolf” could be another (exception).
I Loves Airwolf
This show was great fun and it aired on Saturday night. Back then the networks had good shows on Saturday night but they stopped doing that now it's garbage reality crime shows on Saturday night. Airwolf was always inventive and exciting with spectacular aerial action.
What a beautiful childhood I had in the 80s in Argentina, I get goosebumps when I see it,
AIRWOLF was the coolest show of the 80's
Season one was fantastic.
That was one of the shows that was watched by the inmates
When I was in prison.
Airwolf and Black Sheep Squadron were running all the time when i was a kid.
My Dad copied all episodes to VHS and i watched them so often, some of the tapes just died after a few weeks.
i saw airwolf when i was 6 years old 1987. from pakistan
"Sweet Britches" for me is one of the best episodes for continuity. For example some helicopter scenes showed Airwolf in combat mode, then the next scene she was not in combat mode, then she was. This episode even showed the stunt pilot wearing Strings torn purple shirt which is spot on.
Love the theme. It got a smile on my face whenever airwolf would come out of the cave, and this upbeat music like synthesizer would place.
The same smile would be on my face when KITTd go to super pursuit mode, or David Banner's eyes would glow just before turning into The Incredible Hulk
I totally agree with the number 1 choice. Shadow Of The Hawke provided the background story to the entire series and, as such, deserves the accolade of being right there at the top!
Great video! 😊
Thanx. Yeah Shadow Of The Hawke is such a wellwritten episode.
It was even released as a 'theatrical' film in some countries, methinks.
Some First Season episodes (at least 4 others, which are on this list) nearly matched the calibre of this inaugural show. But, partly due to network meddling ('creative interference'), later seasons never measured up to the great potential this film - way superior to Blue Thunder (1983) - hinted at 🎥😎
I got Airwolf on blu-ray for my birthday. Looks fantastic! Great theme music as well, i'm always humming it.
Yeah me too!
Sounds like a must get for me :) I have the series on DVD.
Air Wolf + Knight Rider = childhood
Greets from Russia ✌️
My favorite airwolf compilation. only thing i miss are the unique FX Airwolf sounds
Season 4 Blackjack where String gets reunited with St. John was a good one, Shadow of the Hawke was by far my favorite.
It was heartbraking seeing Hawke in Blackjack.
That thing still looks amazing after all these years! Airwolf beeeeeaches!
Great version of the theme!
The best compilation I’ve seen. Thanks for putting that together. I’ll never forget that scene from “to snare a wolf”
Same!
"We have him."
Hawk - 'No'
Now that is what I’m talking about !
Love from India,watched it on ptv
The tv series of my childhood: macgyver, the A-team, knight rider, the equalizer, remington steele and yes, AIRWOLF!!
and dukes of hazzard , the fall guy,
I enjoyed every bit of it, remember Red AirWolf 2, wow so long ago
Moffet's Ghost was always a freaky episode
Lance LeGault was the best bad guy in authority he was always acting in shows back then. He got this gig from doing Magnum as Colonel Buck Greene. Bellisario really liked Lance.
Yeah he played two of the best villains in Airwolf
Both Airwolf and Knight Rider used same casting directors (Joe Reich & Donna Dockstader) Bellisario had also worked as a writer for Glen Larson on Battlestar Galactica. From then on, each used the same actors in some capacity including Jeff MacKay, WK Stratton, Herbert Jefferson Jr, Jean Bruce Scott and of course Mr LeGault.
I always liked Lance as colonel decker .
A good part of the cast from "Black Sheep Squadron" can be found in many of Bellisario's works that followed, Airwolf, Magnum PI, JAG, NCIS.
@@JohnSooHoo Don was very loyal to the actors he liked. Larry Manetti got very lucky he was in Black Sheep Squadron then he got to play Rick in Magnum for 8 years. Jeff MacKay also got lucky playing Mac in Magnum then he was in Tales of the Gold Monkey after Mac got killed in Magnum then Jeff came back as Mac's lookalike named Jim Bonick this was a big favor Don did for Jeff then he put him in JAG in the 90s as Bud's father.
Airwolf once a hero always a hero
Super video my favourite is "And they are us"reason is I rented it on video had 2 episodes this and Echos from the past, and Christophers Stones face never left me.
Echos From the Past was my favorite episode of the series. It didn't have a lot of the Lady in it, but it was pretty spectacular when she finally appeared.
Yeah probably my favorite episode!
The pilot movie, Shadow of the Hawke is very good, glad to see it made the list. It has a decent Cold War-CIA-Vietnam plot. The Lady’s curves still look good 30yrs later. The show was a premise built around a vehicle, like Knight Rider and The Dukes of Hazzard.
Please bring back airwolf for a re run during these bad Tim's should be nice to see one of the best eighties series going
I love all Airwolf Episodes. My Favorite TV Serial when i was kid, nowdays no movies or tv serial as good as airwolf. I wish i can turn back time and see all airwolf episodes again.
Yeah nothing quite compares to Airwolf
BADASS all the way around. AWESOME! 💯
Airwolf it's me Christopher remember me
Loved Airwolf, many people are asking for a comeback but to be honest, We could not even
compare to the like of Dom, String may they rest in peace.
Look at the Knightrider remake, the best series in all the world were from USA in the 80's.
But please can we all agree that the actual pilot of Airwolf was freakin amazing!!!
Thanks MofM loved this new sub for you.
All those fantastic stunts done to seeming perfection on the show.
Only to have the real helicopter crash after being sold to a private company.
"2ND PART----
Great results stem from discussions between writers and production departments until it feels right, that's how success is arrived at, by tweaking and refining the elements, its not by chance, its hard work, focus, determination, creative instincts and discipline of those behind the show, individually and collectively.
It's like they sat down and said... 'ok...how can we make this cooler?... until they couldn't any more'... The hidden desert location, the back story, the sound of screaming turbines with a turbo boost, the most sophisticated helicopter kids have likely ever seen, customised to look as absolutely bad-ass as possible, yet at the same time believably realistic maybe in the military somewhere, added to a pulsing high energy synth tune, etc. - The combination of all these things made for an irresistible and potent cocktail for 80s youngsters, probably lads mostly, primed on star wars, which you'd only see a couple of times a year before acquiring a VHS player, yet this was on the telly every week!...Wow!
It would be unfair to compare a tv show, even a quality one with the production values of a mainstream movie, yet in terms of 'excitement levels', this was up there, as good as a lot of films, that's how good this was. In context hard to see how they could have made it better. Great choices make for great results so thanks again for a great show and treasured memories.
As with truly inspired projects, the elements combine to create something greater than the individual parts. The on screen chemistry between the actors was spot on. As a kid you knew that a lot of the other TV shows at that time were a bit, well . . . 'cheesy', yet with 'Airwolf', the acting seemed to be played a shade more realistic, perhaps that's why it felt a little more serious or film like than some of its counterparts. The camaraderie between Hawk and Dom was playful, and welcome after intense scenes of aerial combat. Much of the time there was an underlying edge, perhaps coming from Hawks determination to find his brother, you knew even as a kid that this underlying motive was good! his distrust of governments, probably after serving in Vietnam, in any case, the elements of the writing were cohesive, even the location of Airwolfs hidden base in a desert cave and seeing this menacing machine rising up ready for the next mission as some kind of protector in the sky or unbeatable guardian for the forces of good, ready for whatever they may encounter, set you up for a high octane ride which usually delivered.
Why was it the favourite show from that time for many people? Apart from the Cohesion, more specifically? the premise was just head and shoulders above other shows... the concept, what was set up, where it took you and how it got you there. Other 80s shows were popular for different reasons like being outright entertaining, or popular and funny, this show carved out its own territory and struck a 'Chord', with alot of people because it just had well, so much to it. The A-team may have been funnier and cool in a family kind of way, but Airwolf offered a high-tech sleek weaponised power ride with prestige, that was incomparable. It resonated in fact an intense 'Dont F--K with me' attitude throughout much of the action which compared to a glare from B.A. Baracus for a few seconds in the A-Team, other shows really didn't key in to that element of what appealed to youngsters at that age, though each show was successful on its own merits.
The A-Team - mercenaries for hire in downtown L.A. very entertaining, great characters however the type of action you'd pretty much seen already in 70s cop dramas and war films. The inventiveness was fun but it seemed a bit silly, a family show with loveable characters.
Magnum - quirky charming private investigator with a nice car and a gun on a pleasant island, how many cop detective shows had you already seen? far from original and the script relied heavily on the likeability of Tom Selleck.
Knightrider - to be fair, a great tv formula show for sure, with some interesting technology, a good idea well done but how many car chases had you already seen? probably thousands and bear in mind the dukes of hazard had pretty much squeezed about as much out of watching a car jump over stuff as you could probably delight to. A cool show but in the confines of the premise didn't allow you to get that excited, because you knew from the off it could only be this or that. The TV channel often got changed, Kitts voice was about as far away from menacing as you could get, almost C3PO, if they'd have used some ED-209 style dialogue, then they'd have a different show on their hands! and maybe that's kind of the point, it wasn't 'bad-ass', just playful really, a novelty for what it was, family teatime programming.
With Airwolf you had a guy that had gone through a ton of crap that was sure as guns was gonna f--k some stuff up, it was intense, almost dark, bad-ass and menacing, well, as threatening as Ernest Borgnine could be pushed to on an off day. Also in Airwolf, the air combat sequences and often just the presence of this ultra-modern helicopter was sheer intimidation, it was about aerial superiority, supremacy, nerve, metal, reflex, a battle of wits and skillful stealth using state of the art technology, dogfighting tactics and man and machine working in unison to create an unbeatable force for good, searching for truth and justice, as was the ethos of the central character, and its what 'you' felt whilst engaging in the show. It was easily possible to believe that this helicopter actually existed somewhere in the military.
The writers did a really good job to make the lead character likeable with his scowling, moodiness yet by moment warmth and humor, your heart went out to the guy when you learnt of his experiences and what had led him to this, you . . . 'Rooted' for him, you were on his side, a goody, a good guy, you wanted him to win. Bottom line... you cared, so you bought into it, the story, his friends and what happened, you always wanted them to get out of a scrape. There was a nice blend of contrasts from Hawk venting his anger in the interior shots through narrow eyed concentration, in 'out for justice' mode, to his more reflective nature playing a musical instrument in a boat on a lake in the mountains with a log cabin and caring for his dog, picturesque, rich, and made for a more overall feel to the character.
To get a sense of context, for kids born mid 70s whose minds had meandered from things like The Wombles & Worzel Gummidge onto shows like C.H.I.P.S , Dukes of Hazzard and The Fall Guy, all very terrestrial and unthreatening. Outside of Science fiction space based cartoons, which were, well...cartoons. A believable real world action high-tech type thing for kids had just not showed up yet, so when this did, it just seemed... incredible, unbelievable, it pushed a lot of buttons that had been in waiting.
So why was this such a great Show next to other good shows of the same era? ... Good creative intuitions maybe, true inspiration leading to a Great concept well executed, boldness backed up by the effort and budget to realise it. Great visuals, great sound, insightful understanding of the medium and who it was appealing to.
Very well written! I agree with everything you said :)
Loved Knightrider and A-team as a kid, but doesn't quite hold up for me now. Airwolf however still fascinates me.
The Lady was soooo beautiful...
i am one of avid fans of airwolf here in philippines thanks to my idol and pilot sir jan michael vincent love it...
Airwolf once a hero always ahero
Thankyou for making this really Excellent Superb video. The tone is just right, totally respectful to the show, a true fan, Well done! that requires alot of creative integrity. The music spot on as well , some classic synths from that era and great choice of clips. Other shows like the A-team, and Knight Rider were great, so trying to pin down why Airwolf was such a good show and a 'firm' favourite amongst so many people..... from the off, the early 80s saw the realisation of the power of the image, from pop videos like Aha's 'take on me' with duran duran attributing alot of their success to their early videos, 'Look' was key... crucial and to this end Airwolf eminated an air of high level sleek sophistication and technology, from the digital cockpit displays to the aesthetic lines of an amped up prestige helicopter. Add futuristic synthesizer music and the technological spell was cast. Its weapons, tech & top secret military ops all in one show!
Stripping it back to basics, the simple germ of the idea of a high-tech helicopter in itself, was something the generation hadn't seen before so Well done for making something 'Original', that captured your attention and made a great basis for a hit show. Along side this at the same time was the dawning of the era of home computers and video games, allowing the look of the shows graphics to merge with what you almost had in your bedroom on a commodore 64 or Amstrad for example, with a quickshot 2 joystick, this allowed you to put yourself in the pilot seat.
The digital futuristic feel of the show at times stretched as far as science fiction in some of the sequences. Other layers of coolness were added from the overtones of Vietnam, with 'String' as the troubled ex-combat pilot played to perfection by JMV, hitting the key emotional tone for the show as successfully as watching Tiger Woods strike a hole in one. A real talented actor and above all - the right man for the job. If his life challenges spilled over into rendering a better portrayal of one of his characters then countless thanks and respect to him from millions of fans for this!
What was magic as a kid was how simple it was just to watch . . . pure experience, no analysing, you just knew that it was cool, it rocked, was action packed, made you feel great! and as someone wrote, from the second you heard the music, it was...Lets go! ...what a lucky time to be around, such a wonderful and incredibly fertile period for the imagination... it made weekends Great!
The Show took cool elements from several areas and melted them together skillfully in a way to create overall cohesion. It would be nice to experience this more now. At times just about perfect, but it didn't have to be, it knew what it was and when you know that, its enough, because everyone making it is then working from the same song sheet, like that, everything comes together, and with a little luck, things stay on course long enough to get a few series, and for those that 'get into it' to sit back and enjoy the fruits and rewards in the awesomeness of the inspired moments. Like James bond this cohesion of elements arrived at something polished enough to pack a punch that left you in no doubt that something truly remarkable had just happened to you and left you armed with snippets for playground conversations and observation morsels to chew on for a good while. Tremendous fun, a romp, a joy to watch, a reward, a treat, a reason to love life even more, putting extra bounce in your step and warmth in your smile!
How do i not remember the “Airwolf 2” episode
Why is the Airwolf so beautiful? She is the Shark flying in the air. (High aerodynamic performance )
The Orca of The Air.
@@susanmccormick6022 Yes, more exactly. Thank you very much.
Hard to argue with any of those - absolutely brilliant episodes. Although my personal favourites are Mad Over Miami and Fight Like A Dove
Also great episodes!
It was just a tv show, but Airwolf was one badass helicopter!
I like this beat !! Good work on this video
Thanx! :)
This series was fricking epic. Great stuff even in the most boring episode, and the music was awesome too. A shame there are no reruns anymore.
Tubi has all but one of the episodes free for streaming
the whole set is available on dvd, or at least was a couple of years back
I know they recycled footage of Airwolf fighting quite a bit but still the budget musta been huge for that show. Hell most of those 80s action shows had massive destruction and big stunts on every episode. Definitely an era to remember.
The average Airwolf episode cost about $1.2 million to produce. That's roughly $2.4 million as of this writing. Much of that was probably for pyrotechnics and aerial photography.
@@herbertturner8808
And they usually ran 20+ episodes per season. That's over 50 million per season in today's dollars. Crazy.
The latter season just sucked not only they replaced the main cast but the aerial footages were recycled.Truly forgetable.
@@akaiseigo
Yep. They didn't even have the helicopter any more. It had been sold. I took an honest shot at watching it but whatever magic the original show had before was completely gone.
@@akaiseigo Wrong. It didn’t. Not all of the footage was recycled. 60% was unused during Seasons 1-3.
The amazing , outstanding Hawk and Dom presence in the first series , makes it impossible to choose , they R all top performance. ..🎊
HX-1 for me.
I love how completely different those two are yet both look great.
Yeah it's an awesome helicopter 😀
Rip jan michael vincent...
Yes, lost but not forgotten ❤️
I had to have been 12 or 13--when I use to watch this everyday on USA Network; '86 or '87
For me my top two is And They Are Us and HX-1. Both episodes had dramatic air duels ending with Stringfellow seeing the answers to where his brothers whereabouts go up in flames.
Most expensive film series on history. No stuntman, No CGI.
My age sir.. is about.. this
Flight 093 is missing should be in the top ten
I agree with this list.
Ich nicht.
@@irwelten7164 Iam japan Morikawa tomio . One airwolf fan@docomo.ne.jp
Der, der der der der, der der der der, der der der der, der, derdy der der der.
🚁🚁🚁🥇🥇🥇. Pilot episode. 👏👏
Meanwhile, Bluethunder watching in "whisper mode" & KITT on the ground
I too live in a world where all three shows can live in glorious harmony. :-)
AIRWOLF tiada duanya fans aku waktu remaja pokoknya keren abis
I had a DVD of Airwolf that my uncle bought in 2006 when i'm just a year old. I grew up watching Airwolf and animal documentaries instead of just cartoons. And i had a habit of only watching the final battles of every episodes, and even recording them... haha. When i turned 13 i got to understand some plot on most episodes and i tried to watch them at entirety. That's where i realised why i always fast-forward my DVDs on action battles - some later episodes of Airwolf are boring at first act lol, but i find myself enjoying the dark themes and espionage of the episodes of season one especially as a teenager. I mostly agree with these listed episodes here. And yeah... the original episode is always will be the best... i got to watch it again..
Here is my top 10
1. Airwolf (pilot)
2. To snare a wolf
3. Fallen angel
4. HX1
5. Mind of the machine
6. Firestorm
7. Sweet britches
8. Fight like a dove
9. Echos from the past
10. Random target
Interesting list; It's surprising how many people's list features the Pilot and how high up it seems to rank; it seems to have bobbed up and down in popularity a bit over the years in my experience, it didn't make my list though I don't dislike it. 'Random Target' is an interesting choice, it's one of the second season episodes I always considered middling, maybe I better go and take another look! :D 'Fight Like a Dove' is okay though not a top-tenner for me, I took to it a bit more in more recent years.
‘Random Target’??? Why???
Great list! 👍
Great list. Noticeable that apart from 'Airwolf 2' it's all from season 1 and very early season 2. The decline in quality throughout the show's run was a shame. Sylvester Levay was a genius.
I noticed that too. :) The show plummeted at the start of the third season and the departure of Donald P. Bellisario, sinking to some very trivial and un-Airwolf-like "family drama" stories, and some that had all the ingredients on paper but just somehow had a very different on-screen feel and was often very different in tone. As the season progressed it seemed to find it's footing slightly more (I've got two s3 episodes in my own Top 10 that I've posted on the page; and I also quite like 'Where Have All the Children Gone?') but it certainly wasn't as good.
Then again, after seeing the abysmal Canadian-produced fourth season (designed simply to bump up the episode count for syndication), it's slightly more a case of "come back third season, all is forgiven!" :D
@@pjgathergood6987 indeed. But to be clear...there is NO fourth season!
All are Great Episodes, But Everything I watched is and was from Season 2.
Epic stuff and agree with all choices.
I am a fan of the show and I love seeing this movie
Only three channels at that time with a high antenna outside
Happy anniversary 40 to air wolf this is the 40 anniversary
HX1, hearts broken episode.
1
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1. To Snare a Wolf
2. Mind of the Machine
3. Shadow of the Hawke
4. Fallen Angel
5. Airwolf II
6. Echoes from the Past
7. Sweet Britches
8. The Horn of Plenty
9. Once a Hero
10. Condemned
Good choices. Condemned was a great episode.
Once a hero was close :)
Great list (just posted my own and love comparing!) :) 'The Horn of Plenty' has always seemed to be a fan favourite, but one that I never fully took to personally (it felt a bit too far-fetched for the series' normal "rules" for some reason), though certainly not one of the worst episodes. 'Condemned' is an interesting outside choice, but one I can go with (hey, my list has 'Short Walk to Freedom', variety is the spice of life!!) :D
@@pjgathergood6987 It's a strange episode, but there's some great action.
Still a real good list.
Top!!!!
AIRWOLF SIMPLY THE BEST🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁🚁
I agree with most choices deffo number 1 but my personal favourite are the one where hawk dumps airwolf out of a aircraft he thinks Dom is dead, can't think what the episode is called now
Echoes From The Past. From the first season. Great episode Indeed 👍
Cheers for that
Special mention to the episode “where have all the children gone”. Pretty silly stuff in a hippie commune, until they launch a nuclear arsenal at Washington and String and the lady have to shoot the warheads out of the sky. Loved that episode as a kid. Not sure if it stands up to viewing now
Yes a very exiting scene. Some of the best of Season 3!
Airwolf is such a beautiful helicopter & is still the most beautiful helicopter 2day
If only it were real 🙄
@@AidanHughes585 true
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Echoes From the Past ... ? Top 3 ;)
Truly a great episode. It was on my list at first, but was replaced. Anyway, my list keep changing.
Season 1 is so good!