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Or the Cannonball Run. Da...da...da...daaaaaaaaaaaa....IT'S CAPTAIN CHAOS! ;)

Well... It's been my experience that I've been nominated de facto party leader simply because I'm a pretty good facilitator and because I have a short attention span in regards to in-character banter. My common phrases are: "Ok, fine...let's go then." "Since no one can decide, we're going...

I get my McGyver fix from the Chicago cable station (WGN) and A-Team via TVLand. I nearly died when I found out TVLand was running a weekend marathon of it last summer. :)

If I actually had a spare moment, I'd come up with some conversion using Shadowrun as the template for everything. Unfortunately, I've yet to come up with a d20 equivalent to SR's Essence ability score. I suppose you could just add it, but that would be a bit self-defeating. Perhaps something...

If I just bought a new car and saw that a new model came out months afterward, would I buy it too? Nope. Same goes for Spycraft and d20 Modern. I don't care how good it is, I'm not buying it for the sake of getting a new spin on (most likely) the same ideas. Spycraft can be easily...

I'd considering his diplomacy a GM-discretion ruling of, "Just roll and we'll see what happens."

I forgot about Ensign Merriweather's diplomacy with the aliens. Quite funny. It reminded me of some of my games.

I was also let down by his bit-part in Ronin, although it's really had to upstage Robert De Niro. Oh, and how could I have forgotten Boromir...:)

Das Elfenkonzentrationslager? Wait, that would definitely be a too overt. Das freundliches Elfenkonzentrationslager...mmm, better. :)

Last week's was pretty good. It contributes to the overall plot of season 1. Oh, and Malcolm wanting to use the force field without care to the creature's well-being was great. Although I would have preferred Reed to have said. "Fine Doctor, could you go over there and get me a...

Heck yeah! That series was great. It was interesting to see him in the James Bond movie Goldeneye. I was thinking, "Hey 007, you can't beat him...he's Colonel Sharpe!" :)

I'm enjoying the fact that they're getting the crap kicked out of them, but they're also proactive in solving the problem. Perhaps the best character, other than Archer, is Lt. Reed. He's what a security officer should be, paranoid and aggressive. However, the "Captain and (insert other crew...

SA's right. Now put down that map of Shadowdale and leave quietly...no one will get hurt. :)

As a DM/GM, you really do need someone else in the know about your game. I have a few friends whom entrust the plot of the game knowing that they won't use the player knowledge to their advantage in the game. I also try to get feedback right after the game and in between games to see if there...

Indeed...that's something I suppose I never took the time to look up. Cool.

Still, doesn't that mean they were in the army? I mean...Hannibal was a colonel. That would imply that they had at least some military training...hence the few levels in soldier for each of them.

Hmm, I don't remember that ever being said. Was there a particular episode where this stuff was explained, or was I just oblivious to that fact all these years?

One tangent...I swear...The Fall Guy was great, heck I even had the lunchbox when I was kid. :) Anywho... Silly of all of us to forget...EVERYONE on the A-Team (at least the original incarnation) was in the army...so everyone should get at least a few levels of soldier. They didn't start...

I'd say Hannibal was a few levels higher in both faceman and possibly pointman...afterall, he did use his disguises nearly every mission. You have to take into account his age and rank in the army too. I think all of them had Weapon Specialization: M-14. They used them in nearly every episode...

Come on sucka...we don't got no time for jibba-jabba! Post 'em...fool! :)