Inn at the End of the Road

Episode aired Jan 26, 1985
TV-PG
48m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

127

YOUR RATING

Ernest Borgnine and Jan-Michael Vincent in Airwolf (1984)

Action Adventure Sci-Fi

A group of terrorists steals a prototype in-flight computer that can turn any commercial aircraft into a fighting unit. While escaping, one of the terrorists is wounded and the group holes u... Read allA group of terrorists steals a prototype in-flight computer that can turn any commercial aircraft into a fighting unit. While escaping, one of the terrorists is wounded and the group holes up in a small mountain community where they shanghai the services of a combat medic and loc... Read allA group of terrorists steals a prototype in-flight computer that can turn any commercial aircraft into a fighting unit. While escaping, one of the terrorists is wounded and the group holes up in a small mountain community where they shanghai the services of a combat medic and lock his friends up in a meat locker. When the terrorists discover that the medic has flight ... Read all

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IMDb RATING

6.6/10

127

YOUR RATING

3User reviews

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Goofs
After "Doc" gets out of the water hole he dived into to escape, he jumps out dripping wet. In the very next scene, he is completely dry.

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Featured review

4/10

Inn at the End of the Road

Loki is an advanced in flight computer system that can turn any aircraft into a combat one. It can take human interaction out of the equation when the computer is locked on.

Only Loki is stolen by terrorists who plan to sell it to the highest bidder. A system that can give Airwolf a run for its money. One of the baddies is shot by a guard while making a getaway,

Briggs sends Hawke to look for Loki and retrieve it. The baddies arrive in a small town. Only Jason 'Doc' Gifford has some medical training and he can fly an aircraft.

Doc is forced to treat the gunshot victim while the rest of his friends are locked in an airtight meat locker.

Doc needs to escape from the baddies while Hawke gets injured.

At time this felt like a Hawke light episode. More time was spent setting up the story and the characters. The baddies were very two dimensional and the plot was hackneyed.

I wonder if the character of Doc was seen as a potential replacement for Hawke due to Jan-Michael Vincent's issues.