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Launched on NBC in September 1976, the series *Baa Baa Black Sheep* was a bold adaptationdeveloped by Stephen J. Cannellof the wartime memoirs of Gregory "Pappy" Boyington. While the pilot episode impressed audiences, the series quickly sparked controversy; critics took issue with the depiction of alcohol consumption, the language used, and the protagonists' rebellious behavior. Viewers, however, were captivated by the gripping World War II aerial combat scenes. Despite initial struggles with ratings, the series held its ground and later achieved cult status. After 15 years of research, Stephen Chapis now presents the definitive account of this groundbreaking and polarizing seriesone that outlasted its own era and elevated the F4U Corsair to the status of king of fighter aircraft.
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- English text, paperback, numerous color photos and color profiles, large format. 114 pages.
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