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episode_title = The Strippers| | episode_title = The Strippers| | ||
episode_num = | | episode_num = 321| | ||
air_date = February | air_date = February 16, 1980| | ||
briefing = ?}} | briefing = ?}} | ||
[[Image:S3Ep21Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]] | |||
==Brief Plot== | ==Brief Plot== | ||
A Mercedes belonging to Jon's girlfriend gets stolen while they're skydiving. Jon and Ponch's subsequent investigation results in them crossing paths with a pair of narcotics officers who are investigating a drug smuggling operation in the same area. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
The show opens with skydiving. Upon landing, they see Jon's girlfriend Diane's Mercedes 450SL being stolen. Ponch and Jon drive after them in Jon's truck but have to stop to help an overturned truck. | |||
After starting to strip the Mercedes, the strippers see a drug drop. The plane which lands after the drop is then secretly inspected by narcotics enforcement. The next day, Diane's car is recovered...stripped. We also see another drug drop. The "narcs" rush to investigate but are stopped by the "wheelie-boppers". Meanwhile, the drugs are brought to the "Bar X Ranch" and the car strippers legally buy back the stripped car. That night, Diane sees her Mercedes at a restaurant...assembled. | |||
The next day, Ponch and Jon are at Brigid's Cafe when Grossie walks in and buys Jon's uneaten lunch. Meanwhile, the strippers steal another car that happens to speed by our favorite "wheelie-boppers". Unfortunately, Ponch and Jon miss the turn off and lose the strippers but find the narcs. The next day, Ponch and Jon go hiking looking for the car strippers and are caught by the drug dealers. Ponch and Jon are let go and find the car strippers who tell them they say something dropped from the plane. Jon realizes the best way to catch the drug drop in action is skydiving. | |||
After the drop is made, Ponch and Jon jump down to catch the drug dealers red handed. As a reward, Ponch and Jon get strawberry ice cream cones just outside of Brigid's Cafe. | |||
==Guest Stars== | ==Guest Stars== | ||
* [[James Luisi]] as Lazarri | |||
* [[Dick Bakalyan]] as O'Hare | |||
* [[Sherry Jackson]] as Diane | |||
* [[Morgan Woodward]] as Dexter | |||
* [[Jason Ronard]] as Rudi | |||
* [[Ron Soble]] as Stark | |||
* [[Evan Kim]] as Zale | |||
* [[Paul Linke]] as Grossman | |||
* [[Brodie Greer]] as Baricza | |||
==Co-starring== | |||
* [[Sharon Weber]] as Shari | |||
* [[Frank Loverde]] as Man | |||
* [[Roy Stuart]] as Heller | |||
* [[Howard Culver]] as Auctioneer | |||
* [[Peter D. Green]] as Miller | |||
* [[Art Scholl]] as Pilot | |||
* [[Jay Della]] as Citizen | |||
* [[Randi Oakes]] as Bonnie Clark | |||
==Crew== | ==Crew== | ||
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==Fun Facts== | ==Fun Facts== | ||
* Evan Kim (Zale) went on to get a role on the right side of the law when he played "Dirty" Harry Callahan's partner in The Dead Pool (1989). | |||
* Morgan Woodward (Dexter) is also better known for being a lawman. He was Boss Godfrey in Cool Hand Luke (1967). | |||
==Mistakes== | ==Mistakes== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:45, 26 December 2014
| The Strippers | |
| Episode # | 321 |
| Air Date | February 16, 1980 |
| Briefing | ? |
Brief Plot
A Mercedes belonging to Jon's girlfriend gets stolen while they're skydiving. Jon and Ponch's subsequent investigation results in them crossing paths with a pair of narcotics officers who are investigating a drug smuggling operation in the same area.
Plot
The show opens with skydiving. Upon landing, they see Jon's girlfriend Diane's Mercedes 450SL being stolen. Ponch and Jon drive after them in Jon's truck but have to stop to help an overturned truck.
After starting to strip the Mercedes, the strippers see a drug drop. The plane which lands after the drop is then secretly inspected by narcotics enforcement. The next day, Diane's car is recovered...stripped. We also see another drug drop. The "narcs" rush to investigate but are stopped by the "wheelie-boppers". Meanwhile, the drugs are brought to the "Bar X Ranch" and the car strippers legally buy back the stripped car. That night, Diane sees her Mercedes at a restaurant...assembled.
The next day, Ponch and Jon are at Brigid's Cafe when Grossie walks in and buys Jon's uneaten lunch. Meanwhile, the strippers steal another car that happens to speed by our favorite "wheelie-boppers". Unfortunately, Ponch and Jon miss the turn off and lose the strippers but find the narcs. The next day, Ponch and Jon go hiking looking for the car strippers and are caught by the drug dealers. Ponch and Jon are let go and find the car strippers who tell them they say something dropped from the plane. Jon realizes the best way to catch the drug drop in action is skydiving.
After the drop is made, Ponch and Jon jump down to catch the drug dealers red handed. As a reward, Ponch and Jon get strawberry ice cream cones just outside of Brigid's Cafe.
Guest Stars
- James Luisi as Lazarri
- Dick Bakalyan as O'Hare
- Sherry Jackson as Diane
- Morgan Woodward as Dexter
- Jason Ronard as Rudi
- Ron Soble as Stark
- Evan Kim as Zale
- Paul Linke as Grossman
- Brodie Greer as Baricza
Co-starring
- Sharon Weber as Shari
- Frank Loverde as Man
- Roy Stuart as Heller
- Howard Culver as Auctioneer
- Peter D. Green as Miller
- Art Scholl as Pilot
- Jay Della as Citizen
- Randi Oakes as Bonnie Clark
Crew
- Produced by: Cy Chermak
- Written by: Frank Telford
- Directed by: Don Weis
- Executive Consultant: Rick Rosner
- Locations by: Cinemobile Systems
- With Appreciation to Glen B. Craig, Commissioner California Highway Patrol
- Motorcycles Furnished by: Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A.
- Automobiles furnished by: Ford Motor Company
- Filmed in METROCOLOR / Titles and Opticals MGM
- Rosner Television in association with MGM Television
Fun Facts
- Evan Kim (Zale) went on to get a role on the right side of the law when he played "Dirty" Harry Callahan's partner in The Dead Pool (1989).
- Morgan Woodward (Dexter) is also better known for being a lawman. He was Boss Godfrey in Cool Hand Luke (1967).
Mistakes
| Preceded by: "Tow Truck Lady" |
The Strippers 321 |
Followed by: "Thrill Show" |