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Season 1

• SPECIAL 0x1 Today Interview

  • September 21, 1976
  • NBC

  Robert Conrad and Pappy Boyington in interview in 'Today' right before the start of the first episode/pilot

• S01E01 Flying Misfits - Pilot

  • September 21, 1976
  • NBC

  Major Greg Boyington, upset with his new desk job, goes against regulations and forms a fighter squadron using pilots thrown out of other squadrons for disciplinary reasons.

• S01E02 Best Three Out of Five

  • September 23, 1976
  • NBC

  Col. Lard cuts off supplies to the 214th making it impossible for the squadron to fly any missions. He flat out tells Boyington that a squadron that stands down for too many days can be decommisioned. Unfotunately General Moore is stateside and is not there to pull rank on Lard. Pappy gets the idea to put his squadron on R and R so that they cannot be cited for standing down. Lard takes this opportunity to put Major Red Buell back in command of the squadron along with his men. This is the same unit that Pappy conned to get their planes in order to start the 214th. While relaxing on a native island the Pappy gets word that the 214th has been reassigned to Buell. When he and his men return to Vella La Cava they find Buell and his men there and they have taken over the camp. They have been unable to fly any missions because before he left, Pappy had Hutch take the points out of all the Corsairs. Boyington plans to replace the parts and continue flying with his unit. To usurp this p

• S01E03 Small War

  • September 28, 1976
  • NBC

  During a dogfight, TJ accidently shoots down Pappy's plane. Pappy is able to parachute from his plane, but he is over an enemy island. The squadron returns to Vella La Cava where Capt. Gutterman does not hold much hope for Greg's rescue. He tells the men that they'd better start worrying about all those courtmartials they have waiting for them. Meanwhile on the island, Greg is found by an Austrailian navy man, Lt. Hooper, who has been on the island since his boat went down a few months previous. He has found a way to exist on the island unbeknownst to the Japanese that inhabit it. Greg immediately makes plans to try to get off the island but his companion is in no hurry to get back to the war. On Vella La Cava the moral of the squadron gets lower everyday. Many men refuse to fly and Jim Gutterman does nothing to motivate them. Their mission go unflown drawing attention from General Moore. Pappy has found an old Japanese plane that was wrecked on the island and steals parts from t

• S01E04 High Jinx

  • October 5, 1976
  • NBC

  Greg and Larry go to Espritos for a special briefing. Greg learns that the Japanese have a new kind of zero that is more difficult to shoot down. He and other squadron leaders are advised to not engage the enemy until a viable defense can be found. Greg can't believe that they are being told not to fight. After the meeting he goes to find Larry. He is in the middle of a poker game with several other officers. Greg watches them finish one hand then tells Casey that it is time to go. Before they leave one of the other players stands up and introduces himself to Greg as Doug Rafferty. When they are alone Larry tells Greg that Doug is Admiral Rafferty's son, and Boyington quickly deducts that Doug would come in handy as a contact if he was to be in the 214th. Pulling a few strings he has Rafferty assigned to the Black Sheep Squadron. When Doug arrives at Vella La Cava and deplanes, a mechanic tells Jim Gutterman that he won't believe who got off the transport...Doug Rafferty. Jim l

• S01E05 Prisoners of War

  • October 12, 1976
  • NBC

  An enemy plane is shot down as it flies over Vella La Cava during an attack by the Japanese. The pilot is taken prisoner and a strange device is found on his plane. Through a series of mistakes, word of the prisoner never makes it to the brass at Espritos. It turns out the Japanese pilot was born and raised in the US but still felt enough allegiance to Japan to fight on that side. The Black Sheep befriend the pilot who also plays a mean game of ping pong. The sheep set up a ping pong match with the Seabees and expect their star player, TJ, to clean up during the match, but when TJ is injured, 'Rocky' as the squadron nick named him steps in to play. TJ and Rocky have a talk about what it is like being a fighter pilot and Rocky admits to TJ that he still gets scared everytime he goes up. TJ is grateful that Rocky wants to talk about this becuase no one else wants to discuss the issue with him. The form an awkward friendship becuase the enemies have so much in common. 'Rocky' is unwil

• S01E06 Presumed Dead

  • October 26, 1976
  • NBC

  Captain Charlie Dobson,a naval flyer, has been shot done and presumed lost at sea. He has actually been picked by the Japanese and put through an intensive brainwashing program. He is taken by submarine to just off Vella La Cava. The Japanese tell him they are planting a val bag on the beach with explosives and timers for him to use at a later time. He is then placed in an infatable raft at sea near Vella La Cava. Gutterman and Anderson are flying towards a photo recon mission when they spot Dobson and call for the air-sea rescue to pick him up. They continue on to their target, a supposably deserted island with an old Japanese airstrip. When they approach to shoot the pictures, they come under heavy fire from ground artillery. Meanwhile, Dobson has been rescued and brought to Vella La Cava. The flight surgeon, Dr. Jerry Corgney, asks Pappy and the Black Sheep to meet Dobson. Pappy knows Dobson from their time in flight school and thinks that Dobson is acting strangely, althoug

• S01E07 The Meatball Circus

  • November 9, 1976
  • NBC

  Pappy leads the Black Sheep on a mission to destroy a Japanese aircraft carrier in a squadron composed of captured Japanese planes.

• S01E08 Up for Grabs

  • November 16, 1976
  • NBC

  Vella la Cava is taken over by the Japanese, in anticipation of a surprise visit from General MacArthur. The morning starts out as TJ and Casey go fishing before the camp is taken over. The rest of the camp sleeps, except for Anderson and Hutch. They hear Meatball making noises in the jungle and go to investigate. The noise wakes Pappy, but it's too late. Everyone is awakened by the Japanese soldiers and herded into the sheep pen. Pappy does what he can to warn TJ and Casey by turning the squadron flag upside down and playing reveille. As TJ and Casey return to camp, they discover the Japanese. TJ overhears their plans to capture General MacArthur and creates a diversion so Casey can get to his plane and try to warn the general. He makes it into the air and tries to send a message, but it's garbled and MacArthur's plane can't read him. Soon after, Casey is attacked by zero's and has to jump before the message was delivered. On the ground, the Japanese commando in charge grabs G

• S01E09 Anyone for Suicide?

  • November 23, 1976
  • NBC

  Everyone thinks that Pappy's bout with malaria has caused him to go insane when he proposes a suicide mission starting with a dead-stick landing on a Japanese-held island.

• S01E10 New Georgia on My Mind

  • November 30, 1976
  • NBC

  The Black Sheep are ousted from their quarters when a Marine paratroop battalion takes over their island to use as a training area for an upcoming strike.

• S01E11 The Cats Whiskers

  • December 7, 1976
  • NBC

  Pappy decides to make an unauthorized attack against a semingly impregnable Japanese radar station in order to generate good PR, which can be used to avoid his impending court martial.

• S01E12 Love and War

  • December 14, 1976
  • NBC

  The squadron is granted a few days of rest and relaxation at Espritos Marcos. There Jerry Bragg runs into Annie, an old acquaintance from his home town. She is a nurse that has just been stationed in the South Pacific. He introduces her to the rest of the guys and she seems to have the eye for Larry. An air raid alarm goes of and while trying to find shelter, Jerry and Annie find themselves drenched by sprinklers. Annie takes Jerry back to her quarters so that they can get dried off. They kiss and Jerry asks to see her again the next night. Annie only agrees to the date if he can find a date for her friend and she suggests Larry. Bragg reluctantly agrees and manages to convince Larry to join him in this double date.

• S01E13 The War Biz Warrior

  • January 4, 1977
  • NBC

  A Hollywood actor, Rod Towers, is sent to the South Pacific on a media tour to boost morale and polish his image of a strong hero type. He is stationed with the Black Sheep, most of whom are thrilled to have a star among them. But the thrill soon wears off as he is given 'command' of the squadron, though be it mostly ceremonial. And he takes credit for fighting action when he's actually watching it from a safe distance away.

• S01E14 The Deadliest Enemy of All (1)

  • January 11, 1977
  • NBC

  Pappy suffers severe burns after pulling a pilot from a burning plane. While recovering he falls for the nurse who is taking care of him.

• S01E15 The Deadliest Enemy of All (2)

  • January 18, 1977
  • NBC

  While recovering from severe burns, Pappy has fallen for the nurse who is taking care of him, but then discovers that she is married and her husband is missing in action in Europe.

• S01E16 Devil in the Slot

  • January 25, 1977
  • NBC

  Gutterman suffers battle shock after he is shot down by a Japanese ace pilot. Sgt. Micklin becomes the Black Sheep's new mechanic, making Pappy's life as difficult on the ground as the Japanese ace is making it in the sky.

• S01E17 Five the Hard Way

  • February 1, 1977
  • NBC

  Squadron member Don French is surprised at all the press coverage he receives after he chalks up his fourth air victory, making him one shy of the five it takes to become an ace. The pressurre is turned up higher when his father arrives, hoping to be present when his son turns ace. A troubled father/son relationship is revealed as the elder French's visit continues.

• S01E18 The Last Mission Over Sengai

  • February 8, 1977
  • NBC

  A new pilot whose family has military connections alleges that Pappy ordered an attack against American troops, leaving Pappy facing a court martial.

• S01E19 Trouble at Fort Apache

  • February 15, 1977
  • NBC

  Gen. Moore orders the Black Sheep to escort a squadron of experimental bombers, something the bomber squadron's commander refuses to let them do.

• S01E20 Poor Little Lambs

  • February 22, 1977
  • NBC

  Returning from Espritos on a 'borrowed' plane Pappy, Anderson and Boyle run into trouble. Boyle pilots the plane as Pappy and Anderson nap in the back and wakes them to tell them they must be lost. They've been in the air too long and should have reached Vella La Cava. Turns out the needle on the compass was stuck and now they are lost and running out of fuel. They spot an island and turn towards it. They are forced to parachute out. All three land on the island, but they become separated and do not know the status of the others. The island is Japanese occupied. Hearing the plane come down and seeing the parachutes, the Japanese send troups to investigate. Pappy lands very close to the enemy and they surround him as he is trying to get free of his chute. They are interupted by a jeep driving through and Pappy uses the opportunity to escape into the jungle. As the Japanese scoure the area to find the three men, Anderson and Boyle find each other and wonder about Pappy. Anderso

• S01E21 WASPS

  • March 1, 1977
  • NBC

  Women's Air Service Pilots who arrive on the island to ferry bombers aren't supposed to fraternize with the Black Sheep, but a battle of the sexes ensues anyway.

• S01E22 Last One for Hutch

  • March 8, 1977
  • NBC

  After an enemy attack destroys their base and kills their mechanic, the Black Sheep Squadron is broken up and the men assigned to desk jobs in other units.

• S01E23 The Fastest Gun

  • March 15, 1977
  • NBC

  Pappy faces attack on three fronts: a Pentagon efficiency expert who is poking his nose into everything, a maintenance chief who's angry enough to kill him, and a Japanese ace who challenges him to a one-to-one dogfight.

Season 2

• S02E01 Divine Wind

  • December 14, 1977
  • NBC

  A chaplain comes to visit Vella La Cava. Through some paperwork error Bob Anderson is declared dead. Anderson gets the feeling that he has bad karma and that he will die soon. The chaplain and Pappy both try to snap Bob out of this morose line of thinking. But have little luck. Bob spends alot of time contemplating his death. We also find him playing the clarinet. He uses some music that he says he found on the island after it was abandoned by the Japanese. All the while the Seabees are building a hospital on the other side of the island. This interferes with regular operations at 214's base. Boyington finally figures out that through yet another paperwork error, they are building an ammo depot instead of a hospital and it becomes the target of enemy fighters. Bob's obsession with death ends when the chaplain finally looses his patience and decks Bob. Shortly after this the Seabees realize their mistake but the enemy is coming in for an attatck. The chaplain dies when he goes t

• S02E02 The 200 Pound Gorilla

  • December 21, 1977
  • NBC

  The promotion list arrives, giving Gen. Moore another star and making Sgt. Micklin a warrant officer, which causes him to become even more hostile towards the 'college boy' pilots.

• S02E03 The Hawk Flies on Sunday

  • December 28, 1977
  • NBC

  The Squadron's chances of being assigned the mission to kill Admiral Yamamoto are lessened by T.J.'s romance with a Eurasian girl suspected of giving information to the Japanese.

• S02E04 Wolves in the Sheep Pen

  • January 4, 1978
  • NBC

  A Navy squadron, composed of cocky pilots fresh out of flight school, falsely claims to have sunk a Japanese radar ship in the Solomon slot.

• S02E05 Operation Stand-Down

  • January 11, 1978
  • NBC

  The Black Sheep are pulled out of action and given a series of tests to reevaluate their physical fitness, combat tactics and flight proficiency.

• S02E06 Ten'll Get You Five

  • January 18, 1978
  • NBC

  Pappy meets his match in a sergeant who is escorting civilian VIPs around the Pacific theatre, and who cons Pappy into trading whiskey for oil that fails in the Black Sheep's engines during combat.

• S02E07 Forbidden Fruit

  • February 22, 1978
  • NBC

  As the Black Sheep are preparing for a dangerous night strike against Japanese bombers, things are disrupted by two new arrivals, an underage pilot and a nurse who happens to be Pappy's old flame -- and General Moore's daughter.

• S02E08 Fighting Angels

  • March 1, 1978
  • NBC

  Vella La Cava is overrun with Japanese commandos. Col. Lard and Pappy must work together to keep the island out of enemy hands. Is this possible? A number of surprises in this one!

• S02E09 The Iceman

  • March 8, 1978
  • NBC

  Pappy gets transferred back to the States to boost morale, denying him a rematch with a top Japanese air ace and placing the Black Sheep under the command of a no-nonsense by-the-book commander.

• S02E10 Hotshot

  • March 15, 1978
  • NBC

  The Black Sheep play uneasy hosts to a hotshot army pilot whose amiability masks his ambition to become the war's best fighter pilot.

• S02E11 The Show Must Go On...Sometimes

  • March 22, 1978
  • NBC

  Pappy cons a unit of lecherous Seabees into repairing the bomb blasted runway with a trumped up promise of a bawdy USO show after the work is done, only the only girls around are the island's four nurses.

• S02E12 Sheep in the Limelight

  • March 30, 1978
  • NBC

  While out on a mission, the squadron saves a transport plane from being shot down by zeros. Unbeknownst to them one of the passengers in Eleanor Roosevelt. The sheep become media darlings and get caught up in their own press. This leads to problems on the ground and in the air.

• S02E13 A Little Bit of England

  • April 6, 1978
  • NBC

  The show starts with Boyle and French trying to get a closer look at a showering Nurse Ellie. They throw a golf ball into the water barrel and pretend they're looking for it. Ellie is none the wiser, but the other nurses come upon the scene and are none to happy with the little trick they are playing. Nurse Nancy tells Boyle that he can forget about that night and the next and the next and that she never wants to see him again. On their mission that day the squadron strafes a harbor at Raubaul and comes out okay. But as they are leaving the area Boyle spots a train and asks permission to go after it. Greg has a feeling that he should not let him go as they have just enough fuel to get back to La Cava. He lets Boyle and Casey take a run at the train. Casey goes first and hits the target, passing over the train afterwards. Boyle makes a better hit, causing a large explosion. His plane flies through the explosion and catches on fire. Greg tells him to try to make it to England. T

• Film/Program Grade: B
• Video Grade: A-
• Audio Grade: B+
• Extras Grade: C+

Review

[Editor’s Note: This is an ALL REGION French Blu-ray release with SD bonus content in PAL format.]

“We are poor little lambs, who have lost our way, baa baa baa…”

Now here’s a classic Stephen J. Cannell TV series from the 1970s that I’m particularly fond of. Baa Baa Black Sheep (rebranded as Black Sheep Squadron for later syndication) first appeared on NBC in 1976, and ran for two seasons. The series chronicles the missions of one of the most celebrated Marine fighter squadrons of World War II, the infamous Black Sheep of VMF-214. In fact, Baa Baa Black Sheep is loosely based on an autobiography of the same name by the squadron’s actual commander, Major Greg “Pappy” Boyington, who served as a consultant on the production before his death in 1988. The pilots are portrayed—somewhat inaccurately, I might add—as a band of drunks and misfits who pulled together under Boyington to become the terrors of the Pacific. This portrayal qualifies as artistic license; while Boyington himself had a reputation as a drunken trouble-maker with authority issues, this wasn’t true of his men. And all of them were actually exceptional pilots, many of whom became decorate aces (Boyington included).

Issues of accuracy aside, however, the short-lived series—part WWII action drama and part comedy—is a great deal of fun and it’s certainly different that most TV fare of the 70s. The series runs 36 hour-long episodes in all. Its story is simple: Boyington and his Black Sheep are fighting the air war against the Japanese in the Pacific… when they aren’t fighting each other, drinking and carousing with the local nurses, and disobeying orders. In addition to Robert Conrad, who played Boyington (and the real Boyington, who appeared in three episodes as a Marine general), the series is notable for its full roster of supporting players, many of whom would go on to have much larger roles in TV and film. These include the likes of John Larroquette, James Whitmore Jr., Sharon Gless, Charles Napier, Dana Elcar, and Red West (legendary member of Elvis Presley’s Memphis Mafia). Notable guest stars on the series include Anne Francis, Rene Auberjonois, Peter Donat, Kent McCord, James Darren, James Hong, Tim Matheson, George Takei, James Keach, Ernie Hudson, and Peter Frampton. Yes, that Peter Frampton. Hell, Jackie Cooper even directed five episodes.

Black Sheep Squadron Season 2 Torrent

As many fans of this series will know, Universal released Season One on DVD in the States in two volumes back in 2005 and 2007 respectively. But the studio never got around to releasing Season Two on disc domestically. I ended up having to import a French DVD set of Season Two, which was released there in 2006 (it turns out the series is hugely popular in France). Our friends at Shout! Factory finally released Season Two on DVD in the States in 2016. But there’s never been a Complete Series DVD set in the States, nor has the series been released on Blu-ray here. But I’m thrilled to say that Elephant Films has released Baa Baa Black Sheep: The Complete Series on Blu-ray in France; it came out in September of last year under the title Les Têtes Brulées. And here’s the even better news: I’ve personally checked every disc and the entire set is ALL REGION! Read on for details…

Elephant Films’ Blu-ray release includes both seasons—all 36 episodes—in full 1080p HD, scanned from the original negatives by Universal and presented in the original 1.33:1 TV broadcast aspect ratio. These episodes look fantastic, with crisp detail, good contrast, and richer and more accurate color than I’ve ever experienced for this show. In fact, it’s safe to say that I’ve never seen the series looking better than it does here. Now, some of you will know that the series occasionally uses vintage WWII newsreel footage, stock footage from other films, and actual combat footage. This is typically many generations down from the original negative, so it’s soft, grainy, and shows its age. As for the rest of the series, occasional shots are a bit more grainy or optically soft than others, and the episode previews (which start each episode) are sometimes of a little lower quality. But the live action footage is gorgeous, very pleasing indeed. Note that all on-screen titles and credits are in English. Season One uses the opening title Baa Baa Black Sheep, while Season Two is titled Black Sheep Squadron.

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In terms of audio, every episode includes both English and French 2.0 stereo in DTS-HD Master Audio format. Obviously, this is not a modern sound mix and the original audio elements have that warm/analog 1970s tone. But the audio has been cleaned up nicely, and it’s presented here in better clarity and fidelity than ever before. The episodes sound better than you’ve ever heard them, and that’s what matters most. One note however: There are no English subtitles or captions, only optional French subtitles. So buyer beware if you’re hearing impaired.

Elephant Films’ package includes 8 Blu-rays in two plastic keep cases, one for each season. Season One includes 5 discs, while Season Two includes 3. The set also includes a few special features, found on Season One, Disc Five and Season Two, Disc Three specifically (ignore the disc labeling and included booklet in this regard). Among them are:

• Interview with Marjolaine Boutet (HD 16x9 – 16:38 – French audio only)
• September 1976 NBC Today Show interview with Robert Conrad and Greg Boyington (SD 4x3 – 4:57 – English only with PAL 50i speedup and optional French subtitles)
• April 1959 NBC Interview with Greg Boyington (SD 4x3 – 1:46 – English only with PAL 50i speedup and optional French subtitles)
• Les Têtes Brulées: D’Apres une Histoire Vraie? (Interview with Pierre Grumberg) (HD 16x9 – 22:28 – French audio only)
• Bandes-Announces (HD & SD – 8 trailers for other Elephant Films Blu-ray and DVD releases)
• Photo Gallery (HD – 16 images)

The two HD featurettes are all new, but of course they’re in French only and they have no English subtitles. For the record, Marjolaine Boutet is a film historian who talks at length about the series and the history of its production. Pierre Grumberg, on the other hand, is a World War II historian who talks about the real Black Sheep and the historical accuracy of the series compared to the reality. The gallery is new as well, which offers HD quality images. The two SD interviews are actually carried over from Universal’s Volume One DVD set, though obviously now with PAL speed-up due to the conversion for French viewers. So the Blu-ray set contains every extra Universal released and then some. But Elephant Films also adds one more nice bonus, a high quality 60-page booklet of liner notes (in French only, by Didier Liardet). It also includes an episode guide, episode trivia, rare photos, and even some cool vintage product tie-in images. Obviously, for English only speakers, this is of limited value. But Google makes translation pretty easy these days and you’re obviously not losing anything from the US DVD release. So call it a win-win.

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Speaking personally, I’ve wanted Baa Baa Black Sheep: The Complete Series on disc for many years. I’d have been happy with a US DVD box set. Getting a Blu-ray box set was a dream I didn’t expect ever to see come true. And yet here it is. This set currently sells on Amazon.fr for about 70 Euros, which works out to about $77 US Dollars. So it’s a little pricey. But again, the discs are All Region and should play on any US Blu-ray player. It’s certainly possible that Shout! Factory or Mill Creek could pick up the US Blu-ray rights to this series, but at this point I wouldn’t hold my breath for it. In the meantime, this French Blu-ray release from Elephant Films has made thisBlack Sheep fan very happy indeed. Baa baa baa…!

- Bill Hunt

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