Are these fun facts about The A-Team true or false?
These explosive fun facts could only come from The A-Team! Can you guess which facts are true and which are false?
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The A-Team is known for a few things: explosions, over the top violence, cartoon-like action, gold chains and... more explosions. The A-Team was originally slammed by critics for its comic-strip violence and lack of realism, but it was the viewers, not the critics, who made The A-Team a huge success.
The four-man band of Veterans changed the way many looked at violence on TV. With five seasons of action-packed moments, some interesting situations and a few enemies both on and off the screen, many fun facts came from the series.
Let's take a look at a few fun facts about The A-Team. All of these fun facts are interesting, but they aren't all true. Can you pass this A-Team trivia quiz? It's true or false, so take your best guess. Good luck!
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Despite their chemistry in the show, Mr. T and George Peppard did not get along.
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George Peppard and Robert Vaughn had never worked together before The A-Team.
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NBC executives originally wanted the character of Murdock to be removed from the show.
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B.A. Baracus' real first name is Bosco.
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The A-Team has a PG rating.
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Although Marla Heasley joined The A-Team as Tawnia Baker, she's not in the opening credits.
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Hannibal's cigars weren't real. They were only for screen use because George Peppard was against smoking.
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Hulk Hogan guest starred on The A-Team, and he was Mr. T's tag team partner in the first ever Wrestlemania.
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Dirk Benedict wasn't the first pick for the role of Faceman.
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The A-Team had a total of six character deaths during its five season run.
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The A-Team was inspired by Mission: Impossible (1966) and The Fugitive (1963)
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The pilot episode, "Mexican Slayride" aired after Super Bowl XVII (1983)
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The role of B.A. was originally written for someone else.