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Prisoner of Yesterday was the 27th episode of Airwolf and the 16th episode of Season 2. The episode first aired on 2/9/1985.
Plot synopsis[]
While on a fishing trip with String, "Doc" Gifford, last seen in Inn at the End of the Road (episode), is kidnapped by an old flame, Teresa Guzman, to treat her father, the ex-president of a South American country. String, Dominic and Caitlin try to free "Doc" but they must be careful not to take sides in the civil war.[1]
Episode summary[]
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Work in progress
Story locations[]
- Crystal Lake
- Suriana
Aircraft seen[]
- Airwolf
- Hughes 369D - flight of 5 gunships, Suriana government
- F-4 Phantom II - Suriana government
Firearms seen[]
- Beretta Model 90 - Emilio, when kidnapping "Doc"
- Detonics Combat Master - Hawke
- M16 - revolutionaries, U.S. marines
- AK-47 - Suriana government troops
- G3 - stock footage of government troops
- M1 Garand - "Doc" during firefight at the house
- Ruger AC556 - Teresa - she could have shot Hawke but didn't
- M72 LAW - Hawke during firefight at the house
Research Notes[]
Guest stars/Recurring cast[]
- Nicholas Campbell as Jason "Doc" Gifford
- Julie Carmen as Teresa Guzman
- Michael Constantine as Marius Guzman
- Mario Marcleino as Emilio
- Nate Esformes as Tomas Sanchez
- H.M. Wynant as G. Hoffman
- Del Zamora as Luis
- John Furlong as Dr. Jensen
- Joe Dellasorte as Doctor
- Jim Malinda as Soldier
- Garrett Pearson as Radio Operator
Gallery[]
"Doc" Gifford with old flame Teresa. For some reason, Marius Guzman says this picture makes everything complete.
Marius Guzman, seen here just after he records his "farewell" speech. It doesn't sound like a farewell, says Teresa, suspiciously.
Luis (left) and Emilio, two of Teresa's revolutionaries seen here with their M-16s. Emilio has just seized "Doc's" M1 Garand and is holding it in his right hand.
Tomas Sanchez (left), former political advisor to Marius Guzman, a diehard who spurs Guzman to restart the revolution.
H. M. Wynant as Hoffman, the U.S. Ambassador, warning Hawke and friends not to take sides.
Is this John Furlong? He plays Dr. Jensen, the quack who supplies Guzman with some radioactive serum. Hoffman pronounces the name as "Hansen" but the credits list it clearly as "Jensen". The sign on his clinic says "Danner" Emergency Clinic???
There is another "doctor" played by Joe Dellasorte. Is this him? He has a few lines in the ambulance just after Teresa springs Guzman from hospital.
Many soldiers in the show but only one is credited (to Jim Malinda). This could be him as he has the most lines.
Garrett Pearson as the radio operator. Teresa addresses him as "Manuel".
The ambassador's children seen here with Caitlin. They have a lot of scripted interaction but no lines and are not credited.
This revolutionary in the white shirt appears in a number of scenes. He is there at the abduction of "Doc", and again when Luis tells Teresa that Emilio is dead. He has a line or two but is uncredited.
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