I think his work looks amazing!

This is the one part of the series I’ll never forget.

Hello ! :)

I'm a french fan and I love this series ! 🤩

I discovered it a few years ago (thank dad) and got hooked right away, everything about it is amazing ! 🔥

I did a drawing in 2023 (on paper), and the digital version in 2025 !

The captivating series they just don't make anymore today ^^

I wish they'd put them in prison once in a while.

Maybe a Knight Rider habit I guess.

I'm working on a whole album about the shows and movies from my childhood. A new one drops every Monday from now on. Airwolf is up already.
It's not meant to be a cover of the theme songs, anyone can do that. I'm trying to capture the feeling we had back then and turn it into something new, as a tribute to the people who made it. And honestly, also to work through a few childhood memories :)

Hi,

I've watched movies & shows featuring special cars, special planes, submarines, not to mention the diversity of space vehicles & habitations, etc., but I've never seen much helicopters except for the really average San Andreas movie, so I looked into what's best in that domain, and unavoidably heard about Airwolf.

When I picked it, I knew it was as old as Knight Rider, but what I didn't know is... It's the same thing. I don't mean the characters & plot (though I'm already seeing the main character behavior towards women thing), but the sci-fi parts : the interfaces & sounds from the displays, the sound of gunfire & explosions, etc.

I keep being reminded of Knight Rider all the time, and I don't like that, I wish it had its own thing.

But I suppose that would have been too expensive at the time compared to today, or something.

Can't believe I came across this just while picking up my prescription.

I didn’t know you could camp here. Might now be a bucket list item…

If anyone is interested 🤓

https://www.tradera.com/item/737497370

They used a body double to save $s on him, paid Jan-Michael Vincent for a couple scenes, wrote Alex Cord off with a new assignment, and just ignored Jean Bruce Scott.

In today's world, especially thinking of the Crispin Glover lawsuit and SAG changes, would Earnest Borgnine have a case to get $s? They purposely used a body double to impersonate him to save on $s - kinda the main case for Crispin Glover.

I'm rewatching Airwolf on Prime right now, and wondering, does any else think there's a chance that the little boy is actually Hawke's son and not Ropers?

Source: season 2 episode 7

I guess I'm one of those people who have patches on there backpacks. Among other things.🫡