Episode 36
Title And a Child Shall Lead
Production Number 61110
Season 3
Season Episode 3
First-Run Airdate 10/12/1985
CREDITS
Director Allen Reisner
Producer Robert Janes
Screenplay Stephen A. Miller
Executive Producer Bernard L. Kowalski
Supervising Producer Everett Chambers
Director of Photography Howard R. Schwartz, ASC
Production Designer John Leimanis
Editor N. Mario Di Gregorio
Theme Sylvester Levay
Music Udi Harpaz
Co-Producers Carol Gillson
Stephen A. Miller
Associate Producers Leon Ortiz-Gil
Michael Snyder
Richard Learman
Bernadette Joyce
Sound John K. Kean
Sound Editor Michael Ford
Music Editor Gene L. Gillette
Production Managers Richard Learman
Bud Grace
1st AD John E. Hockridge
2nd AD Robert D. Nellans
Story Consultant Del Reisman
Story Editor Rick Kelbaugh
Set Decorator W. Joseph Kroesser
Costume Supervisors Barbara Lee Maccarone
John Casey
Second Unit Directors Chuck Tamburro
Ron Stein
Aerial Coordinator Peter McKernan, Jr.
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
Kandace Kuehl Denise (Archangel's Aide)
GUEST CAST
Ricky Wittmann Bobby Phelps
David Spielberg Robert Phelps
Larry Linville Clinton Maxwell
Corinne Michaels Dr. Stuart
Bobb Hopkins Rogers
David Dunard Collins
Kathleen O' Malley Sister Monica
Jack Rader Keller
Louis Zito Man in crowd
Thell Reed Machine man
Screenplay revision dates: 07/02/1985
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Stringfellow Hawke conducts a-desperate search for a brilliant aircraft designer and his young son in NBC Universal’s "AIRWOLF" episode entitled "And A Child Shall Lead." The episode was written by Stephen A. Millet and directed by Allan Reisner.

Robert Phelps is a brilliant aircraft designer whose wife died three years ago, and whose son Bobby is mentally handicapped. Bobby has the extraordinary ability to draw anything he sees from memory and in the finest detail. After his father is kidnapped by several men who are after his secret military aircraft designs, he also falls critically ill. Unable to get Phelps to reproduce any more blueprints, the captors also abduct Bobby, as they are aware of his extraordinary gift. It is now the child who is the only one able to escape and get help, which he does. Thanks to Bobby's accurate reproduction of the structure, Hawke and Santini are able to trace the house in the forest, in which Phelps is held captive.

NOTE: Ricky Wittmann, a 16-year-old Downs Syndrome child plays the role of Bobby. Wittmann has had many professional appearances in other motion pictures-for-television as well as series episodes.
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