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The A-Team Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 128

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Memorable quotes and funny sayings from The A-Team (1983-1987) TV Series, featuring short voice sound clips that you can use as ringtones or custom sounds in your favorite games.

Actors: George Peppard (Col. John Hannibal Smith), Dwight Schultz (Howling Mad Murdock), Mr. T (B.A. Baracus), Dirk Benedict (Faceman)

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1271 Hi there. Our first caller is Carl from Covina. How you doing, Carl?
1272 Hi! How you doing?
1273 Hi, guys. Welcome to New York. Did you have a good trip?
1274 Hi, I'm Hannibal Smith. I guess you're my prisoner.
1275 Hi, Murdock.
1276 Hi. I'm Mitchell Barnes, U.P.I.
1277 Hi. I'm the blood lady. I give blood to guys with holes in 'em, and perhaps we can do business, muchacho. Because I got a feelin' you're gonna be leakin' from three or four holes in a minute.

— Howling Mad Murdock (Dwight Schultz)

1278 Hi. You know, I have to admit y'all run a much better prison here than I expected.
1279 His brother's about to be murdered at a Florida prison, and we're gonna get him out.
1280 His file was specifically chosen by General Fred White, the surgeon general of the air force.

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