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==Brief Plot== | ==Brief Plot== | ||
Bonnie saves some teenage girls from a biker gang, but gets kidnapped in the process. While the CHP officers are out looking for Bonnie, they're also running a sweepstake for when Getraer's wife will give birth. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
==Guest Stars== | ==Guest Stars== | ||
* [[William Smith]] as Stan | |||
* [[John Quade]] as Reno | |||
* [[Charles Dierkop]] as Mouse | |||
* [[Gwynne Gilford]] as [[Betty Getraer]] | |||
* [[Mickey Jones]] as Big Daddy | |||
* [[Candy Azzara]] as Cheri | |||
* [[Paul Linke]] as Grossman | |||
* [[Brodie Greer]] as Baricza | |||
==Co-Starring== | |||
* [[Michael Dorn]] as Turner | |||
* [[Gary Lee Davis]] as Biker | |||
* [[Bill Cross]] as Biker | |||
* [[Hans Howes]] as Biker | |||
* [[Demetre Phillips]] as Guy in Poolhall | |||
* [[Bob Schott]] as Guy in Poolhall | |||
* [[Jay May]] as Guy in Poolhall | |||
* [[Bruce Tuthill]] as Helicopter Pilot | |||
==Featuring== | |||
* [[Kathryn Greer]] as Teenager | |||
* [[Heather Locklear]] as Teenager | |||
* [[Arva Holt]] as Biker's Wife | |||
* [[Randi Oakes]] as Bonnie Clark | |||
==Crew== | ==Crew== | ||
* Produced by: [[Cy Chermak]] | |||
* Written by: [[William Douglas Lansford]] | |||
* Directed by: [[Phil Bondelli]] | |||
* Executive Consultant: [[Rick Rosner]] | |||
* Story Editors: [[William D. Gordon]] & [[James Doherty]] | |||
* Associate Producer: [[Paul Rabwin]] | |||
* Developed for television by: [[Paul Playdon]] | |||
* Theme by: [[John Parker]] | |||
* Music Supervisor: [[Harry V. Lojewski]] | |||
* Director of Photography: [[Robert F. Sparks]] | |||
* Art Director: [[Stephen Myles Berger]] | |||
* Editor: [[Joe Morrisey]] | |||
* Unit Production Manager: [[Donald Gold]] | |||
* First Assistant Director: [[Yoram Ben Ami]] | |||
* Second Assistant Director: [[Leslie Jackson]] | |||
* Script Supervisor: [[Jack Gannon]] | |||
* Set Decorator: [[W. Joseph Kroesser]] | |||
* Production Consultant: [[Dave McDannel]] | |||
* Stunt Co-ordinator: [[Paul Nuckles]] | |||
* Assistant to the Producer: [[Randy Torno]] | |||
* Recorded at: [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios]] | |||
* Sound: [[Harlan Riggs]], [[M. Curtis Price]] C.A.S. | |||
* Wardrobe Supervisor: [[Shelly Levine]] | |||
* Makeup: [[Richard Cobos]] S.M.A, [[Walter Schenck]] | |||
* Hairdresser: [[Don Lynch]] | |||
* Casting: [[Cathy Henderson]] | |||
* With Appreciation to [[Glen B. Craig]], [[Commissioner]] [[California Highway Patrol]] | |||
* Motorcycles Furnished by: [[Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A.]] | |||
* Filmed in [[METROCOLOR]] / Titles and Opticals [[MGM]] | |||
* [[Rosner Television]] in association with MGM Television | |||
==Fun Facts== | ==Fun Facts== | ||
* John Quade (Reno) played the hapless leader of the Black Widows biker gang in the Clint Eastwood movies ''Every Which Way But Loose'' and ''Any Which Way You Can''. William Smith (Stan) also appeared in ''Any Which Way You Can'' as Clint's opponent in the big fight. | |||
* Second credited TV appearance of Heather Locklear. | |||
==Mistakes== | ==Mistakes== | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 11 June 2013
| Satan's Angels | |
| Episode # | 407 |
| Air Date | December 14, 1980 |
| Briefing | ? |
Brief Plot
Bonnie saves some teenage girls from a biker gang, but gets kidnapped in the process. While the CHP officers are out looking for Bonnie, they're also running a sweepstake for when Getraer's wife will give birth.
Plot
Guest Stars
- William Smith as Stan
- John Quade as Reno
- Charles Dierkop as Mouse
- Gwynne Gilford as Betty Getraer
- Mickey Jones as Big Daddy
- Candy Azzara as Cheri
- Paul Linke as Grossman
- Brodie Greer as Baricza
Co-Starring
- Michael Dorn as Turner
- Gary Lee Davis as Biker
- Bill Cross as Biker
- Hans Howes as Biker
- Demetre Phillips as Guy in Poolhall
- Bob Schott as Guy in Poolhall
- Jay May as Guy in Poolhall
- Bruce Tuthill as Helicopter Pilot
Featuring
- Kathryn Greer as Teenager
- Heather Locklear as Teenager
- Arva Holt as Biker's Wife
- Randi Oakes as Bonnie Clark
Crew
- Produced by: Cy Chermak
- Written by: William Douglas Lansford
- Directed by: Phil Bondelli
- Executive Consultant: Rick Rosner
- Story Editors: William D. Gordon & James Doherty
- Associate Producer: Paul Rabwin
- Developed for television by: Paul Playdon
- Theme by: John Parker
- Music Supervisor: Harry V. Lojewski
- Director of Photography: Robert F. Sparks
- Art Director: Stephen Myles Berger
- Editor: Joe Morrisey
- Unit Production Manager: Donald Gold
- First Assistant Director: Yoram Ben Ami
- Second Assistant Director: Leslie Jackson
- Script Supervisor: Jack Gannon
- Set Decorator: W. Joseph Kroesser
- Production Consultant: Dave McDannel
- Stunt Co-ordinator: Paul Nuckles
- Assistant to the Producer: Randy Torno
- Recorded at: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
- Sound: Harlan Riggs, M. Curtis Price C.A.S.
- Wardrobe Supervisor: Shelly Levine
- Makeup: Richard Cobos S.M.A, Walter Schenck
- Hairdresser: Don Lynch
- Casting: Cathy Henderson
- With Appreciation to Glen B. Craig, Commissioner California Highway Patrol
- Motorcycles Furnished by: Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A.
- Filmed in METROCOLOR / Titles and Opticals MGM
- Rosner Television in association with MGM Television
Fun Facts
- John Quade (Reno) played the hapless leader of the Black Widows biker gang in the Clint Eastwood movies Every Which Way But Loose and Any Which Way You Can. William Smith (Stan) also appeared in Any Which Way You Can as Clint's opponent in the big fight.
- Second credited TV appearance of Heather Locklear.
Mistakes
| Preceded by: "The Great 5K Star Race and Boulder Wrap Party (Part 2)" |
Satan's Angels 407 |
Followed by: "Wheels of Justice" |