Ep 14. Cup A' Joe
- TV-NR
- January 8, 1985
- 46 min
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7.1 (300)
The A-Team season 3 episode 14, named Cup A' Joe, follows the adventures of ex-United States Army Special Forces soldiers who have been convicted of a crime they didn't commit. The team consists of Colonel John "Hannibal" Smith, Lieutenant Templeton "Faceman" Peck, B.A. Baracus, and Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock. In this episode, the team gets involved in a case where a valuable coffee shipment gets hijacked.
The episode begins with the team enjoying a relaxing morning in the park when they witness the hijacking of a valuable coffee shipment in broad daylight. The coffee belongs to Joe Dubois, a Vietnam veteran who owns a coffee plantation in South America. The team decides to help Joe recover his stolen coffee and bring the perpetrators to justice.
The team initially suspects that the hijacking was carried out by a local gang, but they soon discover that the perpetrators are actually a group of corrupt officers from the local police department who are working in cahoots with a notorious coffee importer. The team sets out to gather evidence against the corrupt officers and bring them to justice.
In their investigation, the team encounters several obstacles, including attempts on their lives. During one of these attempts, Hannibal is captured and held for ransom. The team rallies together and rescues Hannibal, but not before they come face to face with the mastermind behind the scheme.
In the end, the team successfully exposes the corrupt officers and puts an end to the illegal coffee trade. Joe Dubois is grateful to the team and offers them all the coffee they can drink, and the team settles back into their normal routine as fugitives on the run.
Overall, Cup A' Joe is an action-packed episode that showcases the team's investigative and fighting skills. It highlights the team's unwavering dedication to bringing justice to those who deserve it, even at great personal risk. The episode is a strong addition to the third season of The A-Team and is sure to leave viewers on the edge of their seats.
