10. There Goes the Neighborhood

The A-team is just in time, asked to protect rock singer Stevi Faith, to prevent an attack in her manager Woodie Stone's office by terrorists from North Terrania who want to prevent her donating any proceeds of an Africa benefit to the rival Central African South Terrania. They decide to hide her in a safer place incognito, so Face buys a nice suburban house, hoping to sell with a profit after some renovation. All neighbors are decent people, even the wacky, fat, macho but useless block captain Joe, except the Hells Angels types in the house across, who soon turn out to be hoods planted by drug baron Juarez.

Plot summary and ending

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Complete story — includes the ending

The A-Team rents a home in a quiet suburban neighborhood while protecting a famous rock starlet. They ruffle the feathers of the local neighborhood watch block captain, an international drug syndicate, and show business moguls. In the end, the A-Team is able to rally the neighborhood watch into helping them with having the moguls and syndicate fight each other; they leave the crooks tied up for the authorities. Guest Stars: Walter Oklewicz as Joe Skrylow John Aprea as Woody Stone Valerie Stevenson as Stevie Faith Victor Campos as Juarez Julius Carry as Mussaf Robert Pastorelli as Dixon Steve Eastin as Taylor Richard McGonagle as Pete Peterson' Peggy Walton-Walker as Estate Agent Scott St. James as Newscaster Jennifer Roach as Penny Peterson Shawn Casey-O'Brien as Engineer In keeping with the increase in guest stars this season, the rock singer was planned to be played by Cyndi Lauper (Valerie Stevenson played the role).

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