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air_date = | air_date = March 2, 1978| | ||
briefing = The car thieves / Ponch's field trip}} | briefing = The car thieves / Ponch's field trip}} | ||
==Brief Plot== | ==Brief Plot== | ||
Nothing can stop them from their appointed rounds. During a deluge, the motorcycle duo patrols in a car. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
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==Guest Stars== | ==Guest Stars== | ||
*Herb Edelman | *[[Herb Edelman]] as Sanders | ||
*Jaqueline Scott | *[[Jaqueline Scott]] as Ethyl | ||
*Johnny Seven | *[[Johnny Seven]] as Dawson | ||
*Julie Cobb | *[[Brodie Greer]] as [[Baricza]] | ||
*David Spielberg | *[[Julie Cobb]] as Juliet | ||
*Cliff Emmich | *[[David Spielberg]] as Herb | ||
*Dan Magiera | *[[Cliff Emmich]] as Ned | ||
*Mary Cross | *[[Paul Linke]] as [[Grossman]]<br> | ||
*Ava Lazar | Featuring: | ||
*Kathryn Haddock | *[[Dan Magiera]] as Cyclist | ||
*Tara Fields | *[[Mary Cross]] as Doctor | ||
*[[Ava Lazar]] as Hostess | |||
*[[Kathryn Haddock]] as Victim #1 | |||
*[[Tara Fields]] as Victim #2 | |||
==Crew== | ==Crew== | ||
*Written by: [[Glen Olson]] & [[Rod Baker]] and [[William D. Gordon]] & [[James Doherty]] | *Written by: [[Glen Olson]] & [[Rod Baker]] and [[William D. Gordon]] & [[James Doherty]] | ||
*Directed by: [[Gordon Hessler]] | *Directed by: [[Gordon Hessler]] | ||
*Associate Producer: [[William O. Cairncross]] | |||
*Production Consultant: [[Bob Hayden]] | |||
*Unit Production Manager: [[Wm. L. Young]] | |||
*Developed for television by: [[Paul Playdon]] | |||
*Story Editors: [[William D. Gordon]] & [[James Doherty]] | |||
*Music by: [[Billy May]] | |||
*Theme by: [[John Parker]] | |||
*Music Supervisor: [[Harry V. Lojewski]] | |||
*Director of Photography: [[Robert F. Sparks]] | |||
*Art Director: [[Joseph M. Altadonna]] | |||
*Assistant Director: [[David McGiffert]] | |||
*2nd Assistant Director: [[Randell Henderson]] | |||
*Script Supervisor: [[Jack Gannon]] | |||
*Production Assistance: [[Roni Rochin]] | |||
*Set Decorator: [[W. Joseph Kroesser]] | |||
*Technical Advisor: [[Mike Silva]] | |||
*Editors: [[Richard E. Rabjohn]] / [[Richard A. Freeman]] | |||
*Sound: [[Maury Harris]], [[Hal Watkins, C.A.S.]] | |||
*Stunt Co-ordinator: [[Paul Nuckles]] | |||
*Wardrobe Supervisor: [[Shelly Levine]] | |||
*Makeup: [[John M. Norin]] | |||
*Casting: [[Gary Shaffer]] | |||
*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 | |||
==Mistakes== | ==Mistakes== | ||
* Before chasing the car thieves, Ponch tells the woman that a patrol car will be along for her. He never calls for one. | * Before chasing the car thieves, Ponch tells the woman that a patrol car will be along for her. He never calls for one. | ||
* The siren while Ponch and Jon's patrol car chase the car thieves is that of a motorcycle. The cruisers don't sound the same. The wrong one was probably dubbed in by the sound editor. Later, when they chase the motor-home, we hear the real siren. | * The siren while Ponch and Jon's patrol car chase the car thieves is that of a motorcycle. The cruisers don't sound the same. The wrong one was probably dubbed in by the sound editor. Later, when they chase the motor-home, we hear the real siren. | ||
* When we see the casino motor-home drop off some passengers, it looks a lot like they're doing it in the CHP Central parking lot | * When we see the casino motor-home drop off some passengers, it looks a lot like they're doing it in the CHP Central parking lot. | ||
* Baricza holds a shotgun in this episode. It's the first time any CHP officer is seen holding a firearm in their hands. | |||
Revision as of 23:50, 13 December 2007
| Rainy Day | |
| Episode # | 120 |
| Air Date | March 2, 1978 |
| Briefing | The car thieves / Ponch's field trip |
Brief Plot
Nothing can stop them from their appointed rounds. During a deluge, the motorcycle duo patrols in a car.
Plot
Two bikers steal a woman's car as it starts to rain. While Ponch and Jon wait for the rain to stop, they see an accident involving a school bus and a car happen. A car involved in the accident catches on fire. Jon puts out the fire and everything turns out okay.
After returning to Central, Getraer assigns all the motor officers to cars.
After the briefing, Ponch and Jon head out in car 18. On the highway, they encounter a man who was thrown out of a rolling casino. After dropping him off at the hospital, the partners go to talk to the man's wife.
Out in the rain again, they stop a man who had an umbrella open out his window. Jon inspects his car and finds a lot of guns hidden all over the place. After impounding $1000 worth of weapons, Ponch and Jon spot the car thieves and chase after them. After the thief on the motorcycle slips, our favorite officers nab the guy.
After the afternoon briefing (where Ponch conducts a field trip), we see the gambler grab a rifle and head out to seek revenge.
When Ponch's field trip tour is over, Jon gets a call from the gambler's wife. Ponch and Jon head out to find the guy. They spot him north bound on a closed section of the Glendale Freeway. Ponch instructs the motor-home to stop but the gambler in the truck refuses and ends up rolling over. With Baricza's help, everyone is arrested.
When Ponch and Jon return to Central, they're debating over who should tell Getraer that there's now a dent in his nice, new cruiser. Just as they're about to tell him, Grossie backs into the dent.
Great Quote
"Good afternoon, Ponch!" -Twenty little kids
Guest Stars
- Herb Edelman as Sanders
- Jaqueline Scott as Ethyl
- Johnny Seven as Dawson
- Brodie Greer as Baricza
- Julie Cobb as Juliet
- David Spielberg as Herb
- Cliff Emmich as Ned
- Paul Linke as Grossman
Featuring:
- Dan Magiera as Cyclist
- Mary Cross as Doctor
- Ava Lazar as Hostess
- Kathryn Haddock as Victim #1
- Tara Fields as Victim #2
Crew
- Written by: Glen Olson & Rod Baker and William D. Gordon & James Doherty
- Directed by: Gordon Hessler
- Associate Producer: William O. Cairncross
- Production Consultant: Bob Hayden
- Unit Production Manager: Wm. L. Young
- Developed for television by: Paul Playdon
- Story Editors: William D. Gordon & James Doherty
- Music by: Billy May
- Theme by: John Parker
- Music Supervisor: Harry V. Lojewski
- Director of Photography: Robert F. Sparks
- Art Director: Joseph M. Altadonna
- Assistant Director: David McGiffert
- 2nd Assistant Director: Randell Henderson
- Script Supervisor: Jack Gannon
- Production Assistance: Roni Rochin
- Set Decorator: W. Joseph Kroesser
- Technical Advisor: Mike Silva
- Editors: Richard E. Rabjohn / Richard A. Freeman
- Sound: Maury Harris, Hal Watkins, C.A.S.
- Stunt Co-ordinator: Paul Nuckles
- Wardrobe Supervisor: Shelly Levine
- Makeup: John M. Norin
- Casting: Gary Shaffer
- 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
Mistakes
- Before chasing the car thieves, Ponch tells the woman that a patrol car will be along for her. He never calls for one.
- The siren while Ponch and Jon's patrol car chase the car thieves is that of a motorcycle. The cruisers don't sound the same. The wrong one was probably dubbed in by the sound editor. Later, when they chase the motor-home, we hear the real siren.
- When we see the casino motor-home drop off some passengers, it looks a lot like they're doing it in the CHP Central parking lot.
- Baricza holds a shotgun in this episode. It's the first time any CHP officer is seen holding a firearm in their hands.