#Airwolf

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Airwolf (1984)

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

[southernspiritnorthernheart]

The 80s was amazing.

[videogamesskies]

Airwolf (Famicom) (1988)

[wrdlbrmpfd]

I don't know who of you are even old enough to remember the series "Airwolf" (it's from the 1980's) - I enjoyed the show! And I really loved that damn helicopter, I found it sexy as hell 🙈 (and no I don't tend to objectophilia ☝️) So anyway...I was bored, stumbled upon the intro of Airwolf and I took the theme and put it on Supernatural scenes.

This is the OG intro of Airwolf

https://youtu.be/ULfmowbNlK0?si=wJvXd3NiLvnb1O7a

And this is my humble attempt to do it with SPN:

[all-action-all-picture]

"Where is this Airwolf anyway? Out chasing Airsheep?" Another work from my ancient library of classic literature. Airwolf by Ron Renauld. Adapted from the pilot episode of the eponymous TV series as created and written by Donald P. Bellisario.

[yodaprod]

エアーウルフ (1986年)

[sassy-lightning272]

Advertisement for the Knight Rider and Airwolf NES games

[dances-with-kelpies]

A full pack of sketches

I really don’t know how to describe my idea) I just wanted to see, how it would look like, if Airwolf was a real wolf. In this AU people decided to use wolves instead of dogs in combat. But something goes wrong, and only one wolf, called Lady, managed to survive all of the experiments. As a result, she’s got consciousness and can understand people, but can’t talk with them and has to use specific signals to explain, what she thinks. And, yes, she is a master in handling state-of-the-art techniques (especially weapons). That reminded me a beginning of Disney cartoon “Bolt”

Maybe I will develop this idea with more details. For now, sharing rough concept…

[theatrepup]

Like many of my generation, The Wizard of Oz was one of the first movies I ever saw. Every line, every moment has been with me for as long as I can remember. I even wanted to use the "Some people without brains do an awful lot of talking" as my yearbook quote, but Mom said no, lol. Last week was the 121th heavenly birthday of Ray Bolger, the actor, comedian, and dancer who played the Scarecrow in the 1939 film. And tomorrow it will be 38 years since he left us. Plus the Oz-inspired musical movie Wicked has been a big box office success. So I've compiled my favorite Scarecrow moments, using my VHS of a 1986 WCBS broadcast of the film. And just for fun I've included a couple of WCBS bumpers and the end credits with announcements for CBS Sports and Airwolf.

[karagin22]

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Airwolf (1984)

[tia-amorosa]

Aah💓

Now I remember where my love for these things comes from. I used to watch the series with my mother all the time... And on YouTube you can watch all the seasons again in German. I'm really happy!🥰

[does-the-mashup-slap]

Star Trek: The Next Generation x Airwolf by CLMC Music

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John Davis Chandler (& Tony O'Dell) Airwolf s3e19: Break-in at Santa Paula Dir: Dennis Donnelly