September 21, 1976 - April 6, 1978
NBC Military Drama
37 Filmed Episodes
Cast:
| Maj. Gregory "Pappy" Boyington: | Robert Conrad |
| Col. Lard, USMC: | Dana Elcar |
| Capt. James W. Gutterman: | James Whitmore, Jr. |
| Lt. Jerry Bragg: | Dirk Blocker |
| Lt. T.J. Wiley: | Robert Ginty |
| Lt. Bob Anderson: | John Larroquette |
| Lt. Lawrence Casey: | W.K. Stratton |
| Gen. Moore: | Simon Oakland |
| Hutch: | Joey Aresco |
| Lt. Don French: | Jeff MacKay |
| Lt. Bob Boyle: | Larry Manetti |
| Sgt. Andy Micklin: | Red West |
| Cpl. Stan Richards: | Steve Richmond |
| Capt. Tommy Harachi: | Byron Chung |
| Capt. Dottie Dixon: | Katherine Cannon |
| Lt. Jeb Pruitt: | Jeb Adams |
| Nurse Samantha Green: | Denise DuBarry |
| Nurse Ellie: | Kathy McCullen |
| Nurse Susan: | Brianne Leary |
| Nurse Nancy Gilmore: | Nancy Conrad |
Based loosely on the book Baa Baa Black Sheep, by the
World War II Marine Corps flying ace Gregory Boyington,
Black Sheep Squadron was the true story of a squadron of
misfit fliers in the South Pacific during World War II. Squadron
214 was composed of men who had been on the verge of
court-martial before Boyington provided reprieves. They
had been charged with everything from fighting with officers,
to stealing booze, to being general nuisances and noncon-
formists. Pappy maintained almost no discipline, ignored
military regulations, and did not care what his men did
when they weren't on missions. As long as they could fly
and do the job when necessary, nothing else mattered to
Pappy. Given this personal code, Pappy was completely
at home with his men, whether they were chasing women,
getting into brawls, conning the military hierarchy or civilian
populations, or even as far as intercepting the Japanese.
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