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Smash-Up on Interstate 5 is a 1976 TV movie which anticipates the adventures of CHiPs just by one year.
Smash-Up on Interstate 5 is a 1976 TV movie which anticipates the adventures of CHiPs just by one year.
The movie starts with the voice of CHP Sgt Sam Marcum (86 S1) from the Capistrano Area Office (Border Division) narrating of a big smash-up on I-5. The plot follows the life of many of the people involved in the same accident prior to it, but it also focus on the life of CHP officers of the Capistrano Area Office. Officers drive '76 Dodge Coronets just like in CHiPs but no motorcycles. This movie looks much like an extended episode of CHiPs.
The movie starts with the voice of CHP Sgt Sam Marcum (86 S1) from the Capistrano Area Office (Border Division) narrating of a big smash-up on I-5. The plot follows the life of many of the people involved in the same accident prior to it, but it also focuses on the life of CHP officers of the Capistrano Area Office. Officers drive '76 Dodge Coronets just like in CHiPs but no motorcycles in this movie. It looks much like as longer episode of CHiPs.


==Fun Facts==
==Fun Facts==

Revision as of 02:13, 1 November 2014

Smash-Up on Interstate 5 is a 1976 TV movie which anticipates the adventures of CHiPs just by one year. The movie starts with the voice of CHP Sgt Sam Marcum (86 S1) from the Capistrano Area Office (Border Division) narrating of a big smash-up on I-5. The plot follows the life of many of the people involved in the same accident prior to it, but it also focuses on the life of CHP officers of the Capistrano Area Office. Officers drive '76 Dodge Coronets just like in CHiPs but no motorcycles in this movie. It looks much like as longer episode of CHiPs.

Fun Facts

  • Director name: John Llewellyn Moxey
  • Original air date: December 3rd 1976

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