Episode 29
Title Out of the Sky
Working Title Rock N' Roll Heaven
Production Number 58827
Season 2
Season Episode 18
First-Run Airdate 3/2/1985
CREDITS
Director Bruce Seth Green
Producer Lester Wm. Berke
Screenplay Gregory Harris &
Charles Winston
Executive Producer Donald P. Bellisario
Supervising Producer T.S. Cook
Director of Photography Stan Lazan
Art Director Gary A. Lee
Editor N. Mario Di Gregorio
Theme Sylvester Levay
Music Udi Harpaz
Co-Producer Carol Gillson
Associate Producers Leon Ortiz-Gil
Carl Vitale
Edward Ledding
Sound John K. Kean
Sound Editor Gary Mundheim
Music Editor Gene L. Gillette
Production Manager Edward D. Markley
1st AD Warren D. Gray
2nd ADs Richard W. Abramitis
Tom Archuleta
Story Consultant Chester Krumholz
Story Editors Westbrook Claridge
Alfonse M. Ruggiero Jr.
Set Decorator Fred Winston
Costume Supervisors Arlene Zamiara
John Casey
Second Unit Director/
Aerial Coordinator
David Jones
Stunt Coordinator Ron Stein
Casting Joe Reich, CSA
REGULAR CAST
Jan-Michael Vincent Stringfellow Hawke
Ernest Borgnine Dominic Santini
Alex Cord Michael Coldsmith-Briggs III
Jean Bruce-Scott Caitlin O'Shannessy
GUEST CAST
Misty Rowe Roxanna Marvel
Mayf Nutter Nick de Soto
Luca Bercovici Rusty Crawford
Alan Stock Sal
Joe Unger Mickey
Victor Mohica Enforcer
Casey Sander Trucker #1
Walt Hunter Trucker #2
Kelly Brock Waitress
MUSIC FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE
It Came Out of the Sky
Screenplay revision dates: 01/20/1985
01/29/1985
02/01/1985
02/04/1985
ADVERTISEMENTS
Stringfellow Hawke is working on a visual stunt-flying assignment for a country music star manager who proves murderous at the prospect of losing his percentage in NBC Universal’s "AIRWOLF" episode entitled "Out Of The Sky." This segment was written by Gregory Harris and Charles Winston and was directed by Bruce Seth Green.

Hawke takes on a visual stunt-flying assignment for a man called Nick DeSoto, who is a concert promoter and also the manager of Roxanne Marvel, a country music super star. Roxanne tells Hawke that she is determined to retire. She is completely burned out as a result of the hectic pace of her life. When DeSoto, her manager, finds out about her plans, he reacts with a great deal of resentment that could easily intensify to the point of murder, which it finally does. DeSoto is a habitually losing gambler, and two enforcers are after him to collect an enormous amount of money -- to be exact $100,000 -- which he owes them in gambling debts. Roxanne's income and his percentage thereof is his way out of trouble, and he becomes desperate at the prospect of losing it.
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