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John "Hannibal" Smith

John "Hannibal" Smith

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Search complete. 10 mentions across 7 episodes found for "John "Hannibal" Smith".

Oct 17, 2026

Jim GeraghtyHOST
23:02
Yes, they'd often have to scramble out the door because Decker was coming or something like that.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
23:06
But, you know, Hannibal could always find the materials for his disguise as the waiter or whatever.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
23:12
There was somebody who needed them or something like that.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
23:15
And look, we learned...
Greg CorombosHOST
23:54
You know, you had Arnold on different strokes with what you're talking about, usually Willis, but sometimes...
Greg CorombosHOST
23:58
Another character.
Greg CorombosHOST
23:59
And then, of course, at the end of every A-Team episode, Hannibal lights up the cigar and says, I love it when a plan comes together.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
24:04
Teaching kids the value of planning.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
22:43
Th- th- things never looked that bad for them.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
22:45
Yes, they'd often have to scramble out the door because Decker was coming or something like that, but, you know, Hannibal could always find the materials for his disguise as the waiter or whatever.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
22:54
There was somebody who needed them or something like that.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
22:57
Um, and look, you know, we learned, uh, the important lesson of The A-Team was, you know, always be willing to stand up for justice, always be willing to stand up for people who are being bullied or oppressed or mistreated, and remember you can always shoot them and no one will ever die.
Greg CorombosHOST
23:37
...
Greg CorombosHOST
23:37
Arnold on Different Strokes with what you talking about? Usually Willis, but some- sometimes another character.
Greg CorombosHOST
23:42
And then of course at the end of every A-Team episode, you know, Hannibal lights up the cigar and says, "I love it when a plan comes together."
Jim GeraghtyHOST
23:47
I think teaching kids the value of planning.
Michele FortoHOST
10:43
Trust me, I don't play that game.
Michele FortoHOST
10:47
As the great John Hannibal Smith said in the old TV show The A-Team, "I love it when a plan comes together." Think of it in dog training terms.
Michele FortoHOST
10:58
Done might be a polite greeting at the door, a weeknight walk or a recall you rely on at the dog park.
Michele FortoHOST
11:06
Until you say it out loud, nobody can compare price options honestly.
Ray DanielsHOST
63:04
I think anytime you use Melody the way he does, if he made a hit, I think it'll come back.
Ray DanielsHOST
63:09
And I think at the top of who black culture wants to see have a hit, I think the three names that's top number one to me is...
Ray DanielsHOST
63:17
Lauryn Hill, like, we want her to come back.
Ray DanielsHOST
63:19
You know what I'm gonna say? I'm gonna tell who we need to come back to.
speaker_1HOST
1:10
Somebody will text us and tell us.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
1:12
Siri, what was the name of the, all the people on, uh, the A-Team TV show? Hannibal Smith, Face, Murdock, B.A.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
1:25
Baracus.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
1:28
Does any of that sound...?
Wogbe OforiGUEST
13:01
So, you know, The A-Team was always based on this premise of s- you know, you had people who got into a certain situation that was, uh, you know, over their heads, and nobody else could help.
Wogbe OforiGUEST
13:13
And then somehow somebody knew somebody who knew how to get in touch with Hannibal.
Richard ByrdHOST
13:18
Yeah.
Wogbe OforiGUEST
13:19
And then Hannibal comes in with his disguise, with his mustache, and, and if the people were, you know, really deserving, then they all come in, they do the build sequence, they go and start shooting some things, and-
Richard ByrdHOST
13:31
Yeah
Wogbe OforiGUEST
13:31
... and then they, they-
Stephen CreaghHOST
5:21
And I pity the fool.
Stephen CreaghHOST
5:27
The first one was by Colonel John Hannibal Smith.
Stephen CreaghHOST
5:31
Hannibal would be sufficient.
Stephen CreaghHOST
5:32
And the second one, I pity the fool, was Sergeant Bosco Albert Baracus, also known as B.A. Baracus, played by Mr. T.

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