Airwolf
Stavograd: Part 1
TV Flash files “Stavograd: Part 1” as hour 65 of 80 in the TV Flash guide — Airwolf (1984–1987) on CBS/USA, season 4, episode 9, aired 1987-03-20, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S04E09: listed hour 65 of 80 in the Airwolf guide, hour 9 of 24 in season 4. It aired 1987-03-20 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Code of Silence” (S04E08). Next is “Stavograd: Part 2” (S04E10).
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Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
The Russians reluctantly agree to allow the Airwolf team help them contain a nuclear power plant that has had a meltdown.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Stavograd: Part 1 sit in the Airwolf guide?
S04E09 is listed hour 65 of 80 — hour 9 of 24 in season 4, season 4 episode 9.
When did Airwolf S04E09 air?
Stavograd: Part 1 aired 1987-03-20 and is listed at 60 minutes.
CBS Airwolf or the later USA seasons?
CBS looks expensive; later USA seasons cheapen fast. If you want Bellisario's flying Knight Rider, start with the network hours and the supercopter as co-star.
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Why this series still plays
Bellisario's flying Knight Rider: a reclusive cello-playing loner, Ernest Borgnine as hangar dad, and a black supercopter that is the actual co-star. Come for Cold War hardware spectacle — rotor wash, missile racks, Archangel's white suit — and stay for the melancholy leaking around Jan-Michael Vincent. CBS hours look expensive; later USA seasons cheapen fast.
The machine is the actual co-star, and the night dressed it in black. CBS then USA's *Airwolf* (1984–1987) is Donald P. Bellisario's flying Knight Rider: Jan-Michael Vincent's Stringfellow Hawke as cello-playing loner, Ernest Borgnine as hangar dad Dominic Santini, Alex Cord's Archangel in the white suit. Rotor wash, missile racks, Cold War hardware spectacle. Part of the 1980s high-tech vehicle-hero trend, merch-ready chopper included. **CBS hours look expensive; later USA seasons cheapen fast.** Max's vending…
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