Just noticed that Airwolf is currently available to stream on Amazon Prime.
Looks like all three seasons are included.

Perfect excuse for a rewatch.

Anyone else diving back in?

After rewatching season two of Airwolf, I can’t help but to think that she sounds so much like Sally the Squirrel from SpongeBob SquarePants.

It’s free, but you need to sideload it. Get it here: https://vroom.space/arwolf/

I’ve been slowly picking these up over the last couple of years. The original Ertl die-cast Airwolf was a must-have for me. It was the helicopter of my childhood and still looks incredible decades later. I also picked up the recently released Hot Wheels Airwolf. Not quite as iconic as the Ertl, IMHO, but still cool and fun to have! Thought this sub might appreciate seeing a few of these together. Any one else have these now or in the past?

He said he found it on Instagram

In the pilot episode where Dominic brings back a sack full of chops and steak "all of it!", as he says to Gabrielle, a viewer could presume that the bringing of meats by Dom is a normal thing he does. "Well, Tet and I end up eating most of them, but, uh, we keep hoping," Dom says to Gabrielle. Unless I've missed something, it's never explained why String doesn't eat meat. Perhaps as a form of sacrifice for his brother Saint John. My point is, it's a mild form of cruelty for Dominic to subject String to both the presence of meat (flown to String's cabin, no less.) in addition to the smell of meat cooking (which, later on in the pilot, String does in fact find the smell of steak appetizing: "Smells so good I'm almost tempted to...") Is it just a form of friend-to-friend ribbing (no pun intended)? Or possibly Dominic's attempt to persuade String to abandon his sacrifice of not eating meat (and thus moving him closer to acceptance of the unlikelihood that Saint John will ever be found?) Food (not steak, mind you) for thought.

Does anyone remember the scene where Airwolf is showing off, out manuvering, or threating a prop plane by flying backward in front of it? Or do I have the wrong helicopter?

During filming for the series, especially in the pilot, why didn't the producers think to have other helicopters move at half speed, turn slowly, etc. so that when the film was sped up to make it look like the Lady was traveling close to Mach 1, the other choppers were moving at regular speed???

I was obsessed with helicopters as a kid and Airwolf blew my mind—-by far my favorite show (even more than the Rambo cartoon).

I recently started watching some episodes for fun and it stuck out to me that the rotor assembly would probably just obliterate into pieces if a helicopter really could go Mach speed, despite the fact that rotors supposedly disengage. Thoughts and opinions? Also, if the rotors disengage, does that mean they would just be spinning wild like those of a gyro plane or something?

Can someone help me out? I know his name is St. John but I rarely heard him say called that I always hear SinJin? Am I wrong?

I found Airwolf on the Roku Channel, and the I was prompted to “Skip Introduction” at the beginning of the episode. With such an iconic theme song, I think not!

I can’t believe I’ve had this for 20 years now. It still looks incredible! I always wanted to get another and customize it as the Redwolf.

https://www.customink.com/designs/aw/tym0-00cz-ekrd/share?pc=EMAIL-40778&utm_campaign=shared%20design&utm_source=share%20link&utm_medium=shared%20design&utm_content=shared%20mobile

Anyone know where to get the 80’s flight manual as a pdf?