Yes, During its time, The A-Team won 1 People's Choice Award for "Favorite Overall New TV Program" and was nominated for 3 Emmy Awards, 2 People's Choice Award, 2 World Stunt Awards and 1 Golden Reel M.P.S.E. Awards:
1983: Emmy Awards (18th September 1983, Host by Joan Rivers & Eddie Murphy)
Nomination for "Outstanding Film Sound Mixing for a Series" to: Jim Cook (re-recording mixer), Robert L. Harman (re-recording mixer), John Norman (re-recording mixer), 'Fast' Eddie Mahler (production mixer) for the episode "Mexican Slayride" (Pilot).
1984: People's Choice Award (15th March 1984, Hosted by Andy Williams)
Win for "Favorite Overall New TV Program", "Favorite New Male Star" for Mr. T, and nomination for "Favorite New Drama."
1984: Emmy Awards (16th September 1984, Hosted by Tom Selleck)
Nomination for "Outstanding Film Sound Mixing for a Series" to: 'Fast' Eddie Mahler (production mixer), Jim Cook, Robert L. Harman (re-recording mixer), John Norman (re-recording mixer) for the episode "When You Comin' Back, Range Rider?"
1985: World Stunt Awards
"Best Action Sequence by a Coordinator" to: for Craig R. Baxley for the episode "The Bend in the River".
1985: Golden Reel M.P.S.E. Awards
"Best Sound Editing for an Hour" to "Fast Eddie" Mahler (sound mixer), Dick Wahrman (sound effects coordinator) for the episode "The Doctor is Out".
1986: World Stunt Awards
"TV Highwork" to: Michael Leicha for episode "Judgment Day".
1987: Emmy Awards (12th September 1987, Hosted by Bruce Willis)
Nomination for "Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series" to: Dick Wahrman (supervising sound editor), Gene Craig (sound editor), Thomas McMullen (sound editor), John Kaufman (sound editor), Jack Woods (sound editor), Roxanne Jones (sound editor), Cliff Bell Jr. (adr editor), John Caper (music editor) for the episode "Firing Line". |
