Hardcastle And McCormick(End Of Rolling Thunder)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Last chase scene of the pilot episode of Hardcastle And McCormick called Rolling Thunder. Flip's daughter just gave McCormick the Coyote to remember her by when she goes to law school. McCormick has an appointment with his parole officer he'll be late for if he don't gun it!! Enjoy!
Hardcastle & McCormick from the mastermind behind The Greatest American Hero, The A-Team, Riptide, WISEGUY, 21 Jump Street, The Commish, Silk Stalkings, Renegade & HUNTER
God Bless You Stephen J. Cannell and Thank You for all you've done for the entertainment industry
R.I.P. Friend
Type and throw the paper when your done.
Lol true im lucky to have the collection of hardcastle and mcormick
It is to bad that they don't have shows like hard castle and mcormick or fallguy on tv anymore
Should have lasted longer than 3 seasons, surprised they haven't released to DVD.
Right
@@anthonyslazas6413 Tell that to the folks that ran abc entertainment at the time. The 1st season was on Sunday Night 8/7 Central and was in the Top 30, but when Murder She Wrote came aboard on CBS to Sunday Night 8/7 Central for 11 seasons in that time slot, abc moved H&Mc to Monday Night against the Hit CBS Adventure Drama Scarecrow and Mrs. King and in its 2nd season, it also went up against NBC's TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes, then in the 3rd and Final Season, it was up against 3 shows: Scarecrow and Mrs. King (once again) and 2 of NBC's Newest Hit Sitcoms in You Again? with Jack Klugman and John Stamos and Valerie with Valerie Harper, Jason Bateman and Josh Taylor and that spelled Doom for the Judge and Skid
Plus, abc was struggling in the ratings on Prime Time Television. The only 4 shows they had that were successful were Who's the Boss? Growing Pains, Moonlighting and MacGyver
Absolutely loved this show growing up in the 80s that exhaust note got me every time!
Seems You are easily mislead by this recorded exhaust sound.
@@newtonfirefly3584 that exhaust sound was originally used for the Lamborghini countach in the cannonball run.
As the Coyote was built on a modified VW bug chassis and likely used an air cooled 4 cylinder, it definitely didn't sound that way IRL.
@@newtonfirefly3584 Who cares where it came from??? Still a cool sound.
@@picallo1 If just the sound of the recorded engine is all You care about, this indicates Your basic level which is superficial and misled.
Good Luck
@@newtonfirefly3584 What is superficial about liking the sound from a fictional show regardless of where it comes from???? Its not a documentary. It indicates I understand TV for what it is. FICTION. Moron.
One of my favorite 'final scenes' ever. "I love a parade" Priceless.
Brian Keith was a great actor.
Love Brian, especially with Daniel!
I miss the good old 80`s! Real stunts...real humans! I still remember the last episode....i was 10 jears old and i was crying because the series ends!We had Magnum P.I., Riptide,Miami Vice, The fall guy, Mac Gyver,The A-Team....what do we have now? My son grows up with psychos like Sponge Bob!!!
Don't forget Knight Rider
@@sylvesteryoung2514 And Street Hawk! It didn't last long but it was a pretty good show.
@@HerecomestheCalavera Also Airwolf.
And Alf :-)
Don’t forget about automan misfits of science and highwayman... there were a lot cool programming on t.v. Back then!! Maybe some a little bit to cheesy but who cares!!
Oh I forgot about moonlighting too!!!
I really enjoyed this show as a young teen. Watched them film in Malibu. As well as Knight Rider too. My neighbor was Mr. T's stunt double.
“This is the Nevada State Police. He’s all your, California.”
Great action show.
Coyote x was so bad ass.
Reminds me of the intro to the movie cannonball run with the countach. I can watch this kind of thing all day.
2:28 - DRIVE!!!
Just initiated my 9 yo son about 80s tv....BLEW HIS MIND
Great show.
This show was so California cool.
This car is fantastic. The Coyote X made a lot of guys to dream...when I was a kid watching the show in reruns on syndication, wishing myself that I had a real hot car like that.
Great car.
Great theme song.
Great action show, 80's style.
I had one! The Ertl die cast version that is! :)
They should bring the show back in reruns on syndication.
Bring back in DVD would be great!
it is on DVD. I bought each season individually back in 2006. There is a complete series as well. It's a bit obscure because the company that got the licensing rights is VEI out of Canada.
It's a bit hard to find but they did release it.
My favorite scene in that entire program!
"I love a parade."
You'd think he could pull away from the cruisers faster - 1979 Ford LTDs (351 Windsor V8 at best), plus a 1981 Dodge Diplomat and a 1981 Chrysler LeBaron (318 LA V8s)...not even 200 hp from any of them.
THIS IS THE NEVADA STATE POLICE
HES ALL YOURS CALIFORNIA
@@stephcrane Sorry to tell you this, but it's just a 75 hp VW engine in that kit car. And the Mopar police cars were running E58 360 small blocks. the 318 made 210, the 360 mad a lot more.
@@dwc4343 : Look again - those are post-1980 M-body Mopars; even in police trim, they only ran the 318 with a 4 barrel carb - 165 hp and 240 lb-ft of torque. The last cruiser with a 360 was the R-body (St. Regis/Gran Fury/Newport) - 175 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque. As for the Coyote X, it's a Beetle chassis, but a Porsche 914 engine - 100 hp in a far lighter car than the cruisers.
The 1980s was a golden age of cars as well as a van, a truck, a motorcycle, and a couple of helicopters.
2:20 Every man's face, who grew up in the 80's, lusting for a car like the Coyote, when they finally get their own dream/race car...for me it was a C5 Corvette.
one of my favorite shows as a kid.....man I. miss the 80's
One of the hottest kit cars ever made. I liked the Manta Montague T also. Amazing kit packages too. At least in the 80's. I might sell a property and use the funds to build one yet!? Love that car!
Probably one of the only folks in the UK that remember that show, it was Great!!! ;o)
I realize the Coyote was really a crude kit car that sounded like a VW in real life, but wow! I still love that beautiful machine!
@thecritic2007 this was the last few minutes of the first episode. the chase scene was tight. "State of California he's your problem now."
The second version of the Coyote was a DeLorean DMC-12 in seasons two and three.. but it’s cool.
They did that because Brian Keith struggled so bad getting into the original car in the 1st season.
The good old day's. When you could run. And you had a damn good chance of getting away!
i have the whole series on DVD and there was a version of this song i heard as the intro that none of the DVD's had. it was different because near the end when it said "everybody's doing time" it used the "time will tell" line from this version. there were other minor differences but that was the most noticeable. i wonder ifi t was something WGBO channel 66 in chicago did for some reason. that was the station i used to watch reruns of it on.
Me too. I have the DVD series.
1.35 what a beautiful image.
Wish I had the DVD series!
I loved watching that show and many others in the 80s. The car was badass, and so was Brian Keith.
thank you thank you. Love the coyote
0:15 "that guy up in Frisco". Was Frisco used as short for San Francisco in 1980s?
Yes, and even before the 80s.
@@AegisNova Is it still used? Or is Frisco a "bad" word nowadays?
@@rif42 I imagine that it is still used. I can't confirm that, firsthand, but it's a nickname - there's never been anything bad about saying Frisco - just two syllables instead of four.
Still is
Frisco was used in the Otis Redding song "sittin' on the dock of the bay" in the 60s.
É pra Matar de saudade dessa série ótima
Pena que não tem episódios completos dessa série
i love that car
just totally awesome they dont make shows with cars and car chases like this anymore thank you for posting
@saverider227;
Do You actually think this scene is an 'awesome car chase' with 'awesome cars' ??!! 🙄
This scene, to me, is rather 'drab', dull and typically poor without any excitement, drama or possible reality, even for TV.
Perhaps You are particularly drawn to the looks of the Coyote X vehicle, which is just a fabricated 'lookalike' of some classic European sports, performance cars and not an actually real sports, performance vehicle. 🤔
Perhaps You could just state You personal attraction 😌 to this fabricated vehicle appearance and perhaps find the actual vehicle(s) it is based upon. The comment about the scene has clear baseless, meaningless, nonsense basis, and just some personal attraction to that Coyote X vehicle exterior design and look. [correct ?🤔]
🙄
If the drive from LV to LA or whichever part of So. CA Hardcastle has to meet his parole officer will take 5 hours [@ 55 MPH], having just 3 hours [why did Judge McCormick have him leaving so late ?!]; 55 MPH x 5 hrs.= 275 mi. / 3 hrs. = 91.33; some portion of the distance to the office is certainly on local, city streets and more local highway roads in which such speeds cannot be so high, especially if aware and familiar with the streets and roads there (as i am, living there then; May 1982- Jan. 1993).
Are We aware of the distance from LV to the CA boarder? Also, the sign shows I-15, which is correct, but it is NOT a two lane, undivided highway either. Rather, as all Interstate Highways are a minimum of being a four lane, divided highway, two-lanes in each direction. Also, if the local LV PD were chasing a vehicle, the officer would radio for backup to assist ahead, including the HP especially and certainly. if necessary form a blockade, and certainly not await for the vehicles to arrive to begin the chase, and more so for the length of distance from LV to the CA boarder on I-15. Also, if the Nevada HP were not able to contain the vehicle, they would also contact the CHP for assistance and be in radio contact to contain or block the vehicle at the boarder. The CHP then had specially modified Mustangs with quick acceleration, high performance engines, suspension, etc. which were purposely purchased and implemented to contain the numerous high performance vehicles available and private performance shops already in existence, which many criminals were using intentionally. By the next decade LAPD had these special police Mustangs too, for local highway and inner city chase as needed [see "End of Watch" and the opening chase scene; a Grand, exciting, dramatic, well done chase scene too!]
There are many far superior in many shows prior and afterward. Even Night Rider, McGiver, many COP, private detective shows including Mission Impossible, "Starsky and Hutch", "The Dukes of Hazard", "A-Team", and "Hill Street Blues" [of this time period and slightly previous], among many others have better scenes !
TV has always been significantly inferior compared with motion pictures, especially with car scenes, vehicles, car chases.
A classic car chase and new manner of filming exists in the car chase scene with Gene Hackman in the starring role of "The French Connection: [1971 (release)], which pre-dates this show by more than a dozen years!
Also the chase scenes in the 1971 motion picture "Vanishing Point" with the white 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T [claimed original five, four were 440, one 383, all four speed (all scraped)] are Grand, superior, dramatic, exciting and with quality, which this scene has no comparison with either. The 1997 remake used white 1970 Challenger R/T [426 Hemi, four speed, 4:10 Dana-60 diff.] and also has superior, worthwhile chase scenes.
How do You compare this with many of the car chase scenes within the James Bond series of the 1970's, 1980's, 1990's, 2000's, 2010's ?! One of their best is the opening scene of "Quantum of Solace"; have You seen it?! Even their poorest are better and in a different class and level than this ! They have a few good scenes in "Casino Royal" with perhaps their best there being with the last, with JB driving his Aston Martin in chase to catch the vehicle with Vesper. There are numerous to mention, in nearly every motion picture of that series.
And how can We leave out the chase scene in the Christopher Nolan Batman series motion pictures and that 'Batmobile', which is also a motion picture fabrication [many versions for various purposes]! Certainly the scenes in the first Batman motion picture are among the superior, high level class and level. Add the scenes in "The Dark Knight" and "The Dark Night Returns" [which the first chase scene with the return of "The Batman" is clearly superior ! And the Final chase scene is clearly Grand and among the best !]
Shall We include the many Grand chase scenes within the Jason Bourne series too, which can hardly be left out !
Sincerely. 😅
@@newtonfirefly3584 Nice Analysis but its a TV SHOW NOT REALITY
this car is really special. CoyoteX made a lot of people to dream... me, as Kid wishes myself to have it, and now 39 years later, nothing has change. looking ebay to buy a body kit.
im about the same age as you, and i loved the hell out of this car too, and once i saw this car slide under a diesel trailer, i wanted so bad.
yep. great car. I luv it :)
i wonder if any of these were vw powered?
you can find in internet information about the cars. I say cars, because different models were used during the show.
The car that McCormick drove, the Coyote X, was built from custom molds based on the McLaren M6GT.[1] The original Coyote X was molded, modified and assembled by Mike Fennel. The nose, windshield doors and lower body (minus the ventral intakes) are faithful representations of the McLaren; the cut down rear deck, however, was a custom component that became a feature on many Manta Montage kits with damaged or removed rear windows. The most noticeable differences between the Coyotes and Mantas are the wheel wells, roll pan height and shape, and the fact that the Coyote has a one piece front clip that terminates about an inch before and surrounding the windshield.
Most of the cars made for the show were molded and assembled by either Mike Fennel or Unique Movie Cars. Like many kit cars of the time, the car uses a chassis from a Volkswagen Beetle and its engine from a Porsche 914.[2][3] For the second and third seasons, producers used a different Coyote which was based on a De Lorean DMC-12, as Brian Keith had difficulty getting in and out of the original Coyote.[4]
The Season 2 and Season 3 Coyote does not resemble the Manta, as the front is larger than the original, making the car resemble a front-engined car. A Season 1 car that was used in the production of Hardcastle and McCormick is owned by a private owner in southern New Jersey.[citation needed] The stunt car was reconfigured for the Knight Rider 2000 television pilot, then consequently turned into Jay Ohrberg's show car "Taz-Mobile".[5][citation needed] In April 2011, the car was sold and shipped to Texas where it will be re-bodied back to its Coyote configuration, retaining as many of the original Coyote pieces as possible.[citation needed] A Season 2 car appeared briefly on the sixth episode of Season 5 of the sitcom Married... with Children.
Ahhh I love a parade
the first episode actually
Awesome show and song
You'd think with him being with Hardcastle who is a judge, he'd be okay being late to his meeting with his parole officer
Your statement and think is typical with the nonsense of most all people who write their comments; usually attempting to show their knowledge, but instead reveal their ignorance 🙄 and confusion 😳.
A judge, clearly is part of the judicial system, courts and when accused persons are brought to trial.
A parole officer is within the Law enforcement agency, which is actually empowered by the executive branch.
The judge can only judge according to the laws and accusations presented, and can decide leniency of the sentence if determined guilty. 😊
Of course a corrupt judge may adjust the decision, but then the case can be appealed by either side and result in a different decision, also depending upon if that judge is honest or corrupt. 😒
It may be possible for the judge to have contacts, relationships within the law enforcement including the parole enforcement to affect the strictness of that officer, a report or leniency, which is often portrayed in these media type shows, motion pictures, etc. 😊
The writers will portray the situation as they see fit to convey, portray the narrative they want and desire, whether to whichever imagined false reality they choose. 😔
It seems You are well indoctrinated into such media portrayals and think those as possible 'realities', when they are just imagined or a combination of some unusual corruption. 🤔
Now, Our political, government system is so full of such distortion, corruption these irregularities have become the norm, and worse than these media portrayal ever presented. Actually, much of this has existed for many decades, and more hidden, now more revealed and opposed by the Media, banned by the social media [for those who actually know] including the most heinous of them; this y/t platform taken over by one of the many Agency controlled, as In-Q-Tel partners - AB,inc. -[Big]G 😒
Hop this is useful, helpful and taken in the way an manner with which it is intended. 😊
Hope for Your Best and Much Success in Your Quest, Health and Well Being. 😁
Sincerely 😄
Mc-laren M 6 GT alias Coyote X...🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟...!
A was a small child in 1988... ^_^
"Breaking the double nickel" It's been a while since I heard that expression. lol
For the uninitiated, there was a nationwide speed limit of 55 miles per hour.
Great show wish it would be repeated in the uk.
That's how you end a show, esp a car related show...when you search the last scene..
Great shot of coyote x at 1:34.
Great looking car.
This was like cannonball run.
I loved the look of this car as a kid, I’m almost sure I went to a car show an they had this car or one identical to it after the show ended.
Sahara to Primm 44mins, normal speed...demon that drives our dreams, infinity
@pdennis93 i like that idea the idea to keep it continuous thanks.
Grandissimi anni 80
make that a McLaren 650S!
Why couldn't the fast saga do a crossover with Hardcastle and McCormick!?
Brian Keith died in 1997. I still think this series would be perfect for a reboot as Daniel Hugh Kelly is in his late 60s and per the series finale was starting law school in 1986. He could be a judge getting ready to retire and a relative of Hardcastle's (his niece perhaps had a kid sometime after 1986) could end up in McCormick's court as his last case. It would be the perfect continuation similar to what they did with Roseanne/the Conners. McCormick would now be the wise old judge and the series would have continuity with the original. He could even live at Gull's Way since Hardcastle said he was going to will it to him in "do not go gentile", the episode where Hardcastle thought he only had a few months to live.
When i saw the ferrari enzo i always thought of judge and McCormick
Yes it is
Nice LMP1 bro
@cavalierfan1995 If they redid this, i have the perfect idea for it. Daniel hugh kelly could reprise his roll as mccormick, but instead would be the hardcastle type charactor since he was going to law school in 1986, it's plausable that he could be a judge getting to retire some 25 years later. then we could say one of hardcastle's relatives, like his brother, could have had a son we never met, and is now in mccormick's court. basically it's not a remake but a continuation.
Love the idea, but instead of one on McCormick's relatives, what if the grandson of Hardcastle lands into his court for stealing cars to fund his car racing habit. The son of the son of the judge that nobody knew about. Because the son and Hardcastle was estranged, so maybe the son never told the baby's mother about grandpa. So you can keep the name "Hardcastle and McCormick", but now its about what Hardcastle did for McCormick, but now McCormick must do for Hardcastle's grandson.
@@hustlerburns that's what I meant. I meant the ex con would be one of Hardcastle's relatives with McCormick as the judge. Basically a role reversal.
Iirc Hardcastle's only son was killed in Vietnam so even if he had a son that milt never knew, he'd be well into his 50s by now, almost as old as McCormick. It would be more likely that Hardcastle's niece had a son sometime after the series ended in 1986. That would probably be the most logical avenue for a Hardcastle character at a similar age to McCormick when he was in Hardcastle's court in 1983.
McCormick was 28-29 at the time H&M started as IIRC his 30th birthday occurred in season 2.
you got 3 hours for 5 hours drive :)
Frederic Borne ..yeah. .
Its roughly 271 miles. At 55mph it will take 5 hours. To do it in 3 hours, he'd have to average 90mph.
It says, have got all, and have got nothing, but if you are driving with a kind of car like that than you get all everything. 🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️🛣️
She's gorgeous!!!!
Too bad I can't find the karaoke version of the video 😞😞.
Two funny guys
Looks like they undercranked most of those car passes to make it look faster. Too bad the Coyote didn't have a 5th gear like the stock Ferrari shifter footage they used
I miss the Crown Victoria cop cars. They have been an iconic amd upmost reliable car for the police force for years. Many Toronto police officers who were in the force when the Crown Victorias were used all say that it had better maneuver than the Chargers and Journey, especially when they were on a chase. Very good on the corners. Cop cars from the 80s were my favourite for whatever reason. I know one reason is I loved how they use to look. The 70s and 60s too but there is something about the 80s cop cars that just stands out from the decades before and after the 80s. Can't put my finger on it.
The Crown Vics were a much more comfortable ride, too...which meant a lot during a long shift. I think the cop cars in this clip were the venerable Dodge Diplomat?
Looking to purchase a replica or kit of the coyote any info would be great
Joe Penko at Ontario fiberglass makes a replica and it's amazing. I should know, I have the only one in the united states!
@@jeffinillinois "only one in the United States"
Just did a quick Ebay motors search and there's 5 fully assembled Coyote X kit cars for sale.
So ...yeah, gonna have to call b.s. on ya there, fella. ;P
@@thebrokenglasskids5196 nope, all replicas. I personally know the owner of the real car.
@@thebrokenglasskids5196 and I do own the only Penko coyote in th he US. He made 2 and sold me one. He still had one remaining.
I always thought that police could continue into next state as long as next state took the lead
Crazy old lightbars!
Poor Mark.. Barely gets out of the parking lot...And gets cops
It does not seem like Coyote-X is superiour to police cruisers in term of power, but still a great part of Pilot :).
+FRA66ER6 He could of left them behind. Remember he says "I love a parade."
Mamma and dedra will never catch me
God I absolutely HATE todays"entertanment" with a passion. Show's like this. Dukes of Hazzard, Knight Rider, A team, McGyver and any aI left out were 10,000 times better then todays bull shit. That's why I have dvd collections or classic streaming playlists. And never join today's entertainment world
If they remake this, they should use my coyote x replica with a suzuki 1300 hayabuse engine in it! I will post a video of it in a few weeks
It’all yours California 😂😂
what mark says at 1:52 ??
anyway great post
Ah I love a parade
the coyote looked a bit like the chevron B16, the Lola T70 and the Porsche 917. only beautys
I nominate Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell to play them in the movie.
Too bad ABC Doesn’t show it anymore.
Is the girl Faye Grant?
Yes
She was great in v.
Yes before she went insane
does any one still make this car? or was it only made for the show?
It was a kit car. It was still available as of a year ago. Just google it. I don't remember the name.
I had a car like this mamma and dedra would not catch me
What does he say at 1:50?
McCormick: Ah I love a parade!
Thank you :)
@trvsglr you could get harry anderson to play hardcastle
Maclaren Cody Coyote former race-car driver Mark McCormick
👍♥️♠️♦️♣️🍀
@Zach979 thx finally I got it everytime I heard this song I continuously asked to myself" what the hell he is saying " ahah
Wish they bring this show on metoo channel. Enough with the westerns and Star Trexs
Sooner or later this is going to be made into a movie and it will most likely be terrible.
you might be right but i sure hope not that Chips remake was god awful an insult to the original
Me gustaría que lo volvieran a pasar otra vez como otras series
Little Voice in Judge In His Head, Damnit Is that Police Sirens that I hear,
( McCormick ) :( LOL
@cavalierfan1995 Cena would make a good McCormick, but my brother and i were just talking about who would play who for a remake and looks wise we thought about Will Ferrel.
im going to get shit for this but if they did a remake john cena could play mccormick
cavalierfan1995 well, maybe John Cena. I'd say more like Bobby Roode as McCormick that would fit better or his TNA partner, James Storm...#JustSayin'!
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