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Thu 17
The A-Team: A Cup a Joe — John Ashley
A restaurateur wants a mum-and-pop diner, knowing its value will skyrocket with the new freeway off-ramp he's arranged.
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Mon 21
The A-Team: Moving Targets — John Ashley
A Mideast prince thinks assassins have targeted his soon-to-be-wed daughter, so he hires the Team to escort her down the aisle.
Air Time & Details for John Ashley, Mon 21, 2:00 pm -
Mon 21
The A-Team: Waste 'Em — John Ashley
Out to stop thugs threatening a man and his blind sister, the Team unearths a plot to dump toxic wastes on a site where the siblings work.
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Tue 22
The A-Team: Bounty — John Ashley
Bounty hunters kidnap Murdock as bait to capture the rest of the Team.
Air Time & Details for John Ashley, Tue 22, 11:00 am
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Biography
About John Ashley
John Ashley should be a familiar name and face to anyone who attended a drive-in double feature in the 1950s. Ashley starred or co-starred in such passion-pit fodder as Hot Rod Gang (1958), How to Make a Monster (1958), Frankenstein's Daughter (1959) and High School Caesar (1960). In 1961, Ashley co-starred with future Flipper leading man Brian Kelly in the short-lived TV action series Straightaway.
Ashley switched his base of operations to the Philippines in the 1960s and 1970s, frequently wearing several hats as actor, producer, director and scriptwriter. Films like Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1969) may not have been cited at the annual Oscar ceremonies, but they paid the bills many times over for the peripatetic Ashley. In the 1980s, Ashley hooked up with television producer Stephen J.
Cannell to work on such series as The A-Team. He later teamed with Frank Lupo to executive or co-executive produce such series as Walker, Texas Ranger (1983), Werewolf (1987) and Something is Out There (1988). In the mid-'90s, Ashley began working as an in-house producer for Tri-Star Television.
On October 4, 1997, John Ashley was working on the film Scarred City in New York, when he suffered a fatal heart attack.