CHiPs 35 YEAR CAST REUNION - FULL EPISODE
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2014
- This is the full & uninterrupted version of one of NWLA's most watched shows, the CHiPs 35 year Cast Anniversary. See the cast of one of TV's favorite series talk to fans and Newswire L.A.
CHiPs is one of the primary reasons I became a CHP Officer in 1982. Got to meet the cast and crew on several occasions and assisted with the CHiPs 99 reunion. Robert Pine, AKA Sgt. Getraer, was my favorite character. Spent the majority of my 30 year career as a sergeant. Still run into Erik Estrada at CHP events. A big thank you to Rick Rosner for bringing the series to life.
You're living the dream I had as a kid. I wanted to be CHP. I Became a great teacher and don't regret it but glad to see someone else living the dream too
@@Expatriate1977 and yet cops complain about how hard and how dangerous their job is, but then claim its the best job in the world.
They get to bully people and be apart of a gang that looks out for themselves. With that said.. i love watching chips.. because they were there to help and no belittle. Plus i love watching video of a time in my childhood when life was good.
I went into law enforcement because of chips and in the heat of the night.
@@kevinsandlin843 jon and ponch were more empathetic than 99% of cops i encountered in real life. Ive met a couple nice ones
Was being s real chp just like the TV show?
I was ten years old when CHiPs premiered in 1977 and loved every episode thereafter. I vividly remember talking about the show every day after each episode aired with my classmates in elementary school. Was a great time with great memories. I deeply miss the 1970's
Was a kid in my early teens watching CHiPs and I later became a state CID agent but was in patrol initially. This show means the world to me. Now in my retirement life I work part time with a group of retired LEOs and we keep CHiPs on during the daytime. Talk about full circle. Thanks for this content
I was 15 when this show aired. I became a Deputy Sheriff in 1981 and I was fortunate enough to do my last six years on the seat of a Harley Police Motor. Yes, I wore the blonde gloves that Wilcox wore. Only chased one car on the Motor, it's not like in the movies or on tv as it scared the crap out of me. I just bought a 2013 retired BMW from Hollywood Motors, it is a former LA County Sheriff's Office Motor. I am older and now I just want to relax and enjoy riding again. This was a great show for its time, love to see it come back with the same integrity that it had back then. We need it now more than ever in this world. Yes, Brianne Leary is still as pretty as she was on the show.
“It scared the crap out of me” lolol that is a great story. Im hoping to find one of those old Kz1000’s and cruise down the CA freeways remembering CHiP’s.
So I have been binging on old CHIPS episodes lately. I am 51 years old and used to watch all the time when I was a kid. Hec yes, I have been riding motorcycles for 35 + years. I have always wanted a Kawasaki police motor. I have owned all brands but mostly 1980's Kawasaki KZ series (KZ750 ect) motorcycles through the years. I currently ride a 2021 Kawasaki Z900 RS Cafe that I purchased new with 0 miles!! BTW Thank you for your service!! BTW I was 7 yrs old in 1977 when the show aired.
Loved this show. I saw Erik Estrada at a conference in Monterey, Ca. A week ago. He's a very cool person and shared some of his life story with the crowd. I enjoyed it tremendously. Sadly I wasn't able to connect with him before he left. I wanted a picture with him! Many thanks to the Cast and Crew of CHiPs for the great childhood memories. Growing up and watching this show was one of the reasons I became a cop 20 years ago.
Thank you for your service to your community, Mike!
Cool. I was 7 when it premiered in 1977 and me and my twin sister got our first ten speed bicycles for Christmas, and ofcorse we pretended to be Chips. LOL Great Memories. I loved it when Laura Branigan was on the show.
Wow. Larry Wilcox is pretty much down to earth. Marine.
Robert Pine once drove by with his dad in my hometown. Me and a friend were sitting on a stone wall when he made a U-turn. We noticed him as he started to head the opposite direction and I just blurted out, "Hey Sarge!" and we got a wave back. His dad lived in Pawling, N.Y. at the time in the70's & 80's.
Love larry wilcox such a nice man, and all the crew from chips glad to see them all well, my best tv show ever great memories.
Umm i know.
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Too much love both?
So glad that Amazon finally has the complete series of Chips out now seasons 1-6. Just ordered it, can't wait to watch the episodes.
One of my favorite shows when i was kid back in the '70s. Thanks for uploading this.
claude zach nice user name
I'm still a very huge Chips Fan to this day!! The cast is great & the show was very successful. I watched this show everyday when it aired! Yes,my first crush was Mr.Estrada! He,s still a great actor of his time!
Absolutely loved this show when I was a kid and enjoy it even more now that I'm an adult. I DVR each and every episode and watch them daily
I'm not usually into reboots but I would love another four episodes of ChiPs just to have Chris Pine join as a new partner in the team of his father's on-screen character!😄
Great hearing Grossie’s comment that the times were much gentler and you solved problem with your head and your heart. Rather than guns and violence 👍
Thanks for this! Great interviews and stories, as many mentioned below it takes us back to childhood. I'm an 80's baby but caught the early first re- runs fresh off the press. CHips was IT! I remember finding red lights and old CB mic, tapping then to my bike to be like chips. They are right. Back them the CHP was "cool". Growing up in northern Cali he freeways look the same as in SoCal and of course the cho had the same bikes, etc so it was like it was happening right outside. And man those crazy police chases and stunts would have you in awe in front of the TV on Saturdays.
CHiPs is excellent show.
Sue, thank you for organizing this event and sharing it with us old fans. CHiPs was a classy show with a classy cast, most of whom were in attendance here and a pleasure to see again after all these years. Regret not getting to see Erick too but I certainly don't hold it against him for declining to attend. We're fortunate, given how long ago the series aired, that the entire cast is still alive and well. This was one of my all time favorite series and I was 29 when it first aired. As a professional truck driver for 46 years (minus a 4 year enlistment in the Marines which included 2 trips to Vietnam) I well related to the realism of the show and it's positive image of a Vietnam veteran, which was not at all common at the time. They just don't make 'em like that anymore.
I always thought it was interesting that for a show airing in the late 1970s, the bit about Jon's service in Vietnam (as reflecting Larry Wilcox's real-life service) was always played down. The wounds wouldn't heal until The Gulf War and I thought it was great that the Army allowed VN War veterans to march in the homecoming parade!
To you, MAL, I say: "welcome home"!
why did Erik decide not to attend, I wonder, he was at a show with Larry in April of 2022 here in Burbank..... wonder why not this one
I've always been a fanatic of Emergency! But I remember the episode of CHiPs where Ponch and Baker helped two pretty ladies in an MGB. Right at the end of the scene, the camera cut to the side of the road. There sat Squad 51 from Emergency!, helping another motorist. I thought that was a good touch, an homage to remind us of Gage and DeSoto.
I remember
Squad 51 appeared in a few episodes of CHiPs.
I use to love my CHIPS. I was crazy about Jon and Ponch. I cried when Ponch was holding out and also, I really cried when Jon left for good.😭😭😭😭
When I was a lil guy I thought this was the coolest show ever.
Cops are cool.
Motorcycles are cool.
Put the two together... you have a show that a kindergartner of 1980 will be hooked on.
A class of its own here. I also was a young teenage guy in the 70s and grew up watching these great programs or series. In fact Emergency for got me inspired to do EMS..EMT work however I didn't get to to that work in sunny southern California, I did my work in Boston MA. and then when I returned to Albuquerque N.M. I did volunteer fire fighting completing a couple of state Academy courses...but I was always impressed with CHiPs and as I said the show was in a class of its own...kudos to Officers Baker and Ponch for their screen work...Thanks for the flash back.
Bruce Penhall was a fantastic speedway rider. World Champ in 81 and 82.
oh my god this show was my childhood. so freakin great ;-)
Really cool seeing the CHiPs cast again. Like so many I used to watch back in the 80's and 90's .
Dear NewswireLA:
my mum rose is from the the u.s now liveing in the United Kingdom and she watch "Chips" all the time and and stills dus i just watched the 35 year cast reunion on RUclips -is so wonderful to see them all i think there all wonderful actors and i thank them all for all they do to bring all us fans of the show great tv times is the best show ever we love you all lots of love from toney and family in scotland u.k
Great memories, thanks to all who were involved with the show!
CHiPs is the only cop show where nobody died by being shot, and guns stayed in the holster save for 3 times, all by Brodie Greer, once it was implied as he made the motions because he was being filmed from the shoulders up
You've got to be kidding. Pretty much every cop goes thru his career without shooting at someone or getting shot at. The lack of gunplay on the show was far more credible than other shows.
I would've personally liked to see them draw their guns and have a few (bloodless) shoot outs. It's my one small criticism of the show.
This show was and still the best. Especially when one day some girls said omg you look like Ponch. Gave me a great outlook on life. Cast is great and will always be number one. Dean from Jax
I was born in 80 have watched chips my whole life. Even today in 2023 I wake up and watch reruns every single day. I wish the world was like it was in that era people most definitely treated other different.
We worked together. We were a laid back more friendlier country in the 70's and 80's.
Michael Dorn went from this show to Star Trek The Next Generation as Worf!!
I hadn't registered it was him. that's awesome
Yep! Think he was there at STNG for the whole series run.
Officer Worf.
A few years back I got the honour to meet Rick rosner
In person and thanked him for chips!!
Loved this show when I was a kid in the 80s. From south east asia. Dreamt of coming to USA. Regards to my generation mates who watched the series.
Great video. All of these cast members look great! I've always liked Brodie Greer and Robert Pine. They always seemed like such nice and down to earth guys.
This is sweet... I got into CHiPs during it's final season and still to this day the episode I saw. I miss the show and loved seeing this. This was great for me as a fan of the show. I got caught up on the seasons through reruns, this show is a favorite of mine from my childhood and something I always loved! Thank you!
That was a great video. I loved watching CHIPS!
this show truly reflected the great times of growing up in the 80.. I was 10 in 1988 and it was truly the best time of Americas history, along with the WWF. .just counldnt ask for anything better, as these memories are profound deep in my heart.
Great job on this, many thanks!
Great coverage, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this time capsule. This video is still valuble 8 years later.
I loved this show as a kid. I come from a family of Police Officers and this show solidified my desire to follow in their footsteps. I remember role playing Baker as a boy, riding handlebar to handlebar with a friend. Fast forward 15 years and encountered that same friend.... in Traffic Court. I was a member of the Highway Patrol (helmet in hand) and he was answering for a speeding infraction.
Hello there : D
I have the the complete series available in HD and mp4 available on my private OneDrive... =D
If you are interested contact me by this email Gilson.serafim95 @ outlook . Com or on instagram mrsoaps.
In this link you can watch some episodes
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mSTJFZDl9X-52UfcB_oQBmlQNUe5T7qL?usp=sharing
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I was born in 1975 and somewhere around age 3 stumbled on an abandoned bedroom with a tv on a dresser. CHiPs was on and it blew me away.
I sat there for the whole episode, with jaw dropped. The show set a standard in an impressionable mind and the bar was set really high.
I learned about Los Angeles by watching CHiPs. I had not heard of such a place until then.
Eventually by age 4 or 5 The Dukes of Hazzard premiered, and I was primed by previously being a fan of CHiPs and these 2 shows had several similarities.
In the mind of a child, the vehicles were the stars of the show. And back then, elaborate action/chase sequences like the ones used in episodes were more of a Hollywood movie thing rather than being a component to a weekly TV show.
It was really groundbreaking for a TV show to have a 4 door clunker tumbling and doing a cartwheel down the highway. Emergency never went to those levels of practical stunts with cars being launched 200 yards down a road while screechibg upside-down on it's roof while a jack knifed semi truck skids out of control.
CHiPs was state of the art. The characters in that show will never die and the cast will never be forgotten.
so just how many places were you aware of at the hoary age of three, then . . .
Back when i was a kid seeing the show it self wow thank you
I used to run home from school so I could get home in time to watch CHIP'S, followed by Emergency. I absolutely knew that when I was old enough, that I would either be a CHP officer, or a fireman...I'll retire next year as a paramedic fireman. I tested with both agencies. Fire ultimately was what came first. Those two shows motivated many in my generation to pursue a career in one or the other.
This tv show is so amazing so legendary, I grown up with this show first run , it’s part of my life , the concept is so cool , the opening theme is so unique and I love the ending when the freeze the shoots and then starts again that’s so unique as well , I am watching it again from season 1 it’s mind blowing, the funniest thing is the fashion and everything seams so fresh ... now all those cara era are collectibles and Levis re launched those cowboys shirts as well , there’s a huge vintage culture here in Adelaide, South Australia like people driving cars and dressing up in 70 clothes man it’s mind blowing how this tv show stand the test of time it’s 42 years gone , over 4 decades and when I watch it I can’t take my eyes out of the screen because every item , every car , every clothing every hairstyle or bike is absolutely stunning beautiful and cool , man this CHiPs tv series is a true Americana document registry of one the greatest era ever ( 50’s and 70’s are the ultimate eras )
Congratulations for the creativity for everything and everyone involved in making it , this show is one of the greatest television legacy in history.
Thank you so much ( I am go buying the rest of the seasons 2,3,4 and 5 )
One of my favorite songs and tv series..I never thought i would here it or ser it again
Being born in '74, I didn't remember but maybe half the original episodes but seeing it again on MeTV in re-runs brought back a smile of how good this show really was. And how good the very few NBC's that were good in the CHiPS era actually were. 30 Rock did a Larry Wilcox cameo as Liz Lemon's TV crush but it was actually Tina Fey's as well when she was growing up in Philly. I knew Erik had a bad accident on set but I never realized he was that close to death. Wilcox being in the military and having grown up and returned to a cattle ranch in his native state of Wyoming was what made him a tough but humble individual. Lou Wagner and Robert Pine's characters were very good too. The female ensemble led by Randi Oakes and Brianne Leary made the show top-notch. Both having to put up with those guys was quite a feat. One of the best shows on TV and still is.
Great video. Thank you for that.
At the time when chips started I was going through a very emotional time I had been going through growth hormone therapy up until 1977 and I had been riding motorcycles since I was 7 and when chips came out that final push to get myself a nice street bike-came to pass and I wanted to thank Eric and Larry and the rest of the cast for putting me on that bike and keeping my faith in people thanks again to all the cast
Parabéns a todos os envolvidos neste evento.
I didn't miss an episode of the series at the time, God bless and give good health to all of them!❤️🙏🙌
In this reunion of the cast their are a few members. Thanks to Larry Wilcox for saving Erik Estrada life....
Speaking of Larry Wilcox, prior to CHiPs, he appeared on M*A*S*H as Cpl. Mulligan!!!
Would have been nice if Erik Estrada was at this reunion. It's not the same not seeing Ponch and John together. Their onscreen chemistry was great even though off camera I've read it wasn't. I was five when this show debuted, and I still watch the show. I've been told by the ladies, and family members I look like Erik Estrada, and I'm flattered to say the least. Oh and Brianne a.k.a. Cindy is still as lovely as ever.
What a shame, that Erik Estrada couldn't participate in the reunion. He was just an amazing actor and a police officer as well. He and the rest of the cast are so beloved. I always will remember the series especially, the California Highway Patrol, I often go by their station in San Francisco every tine I go on the 19 bus to Starbucks. CHiPs is my favorite police show. Always and Forever.
Loved this show in the 80s as a kid. Watching some reruns now on amazon, funny to see how much simpler life looked in the early 80s.
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO....👍👍🇺🇸
Hello there : D
I have the the complete series available in HD and mp4 available on my private OneDrive... =D
If you are interested contact me by this email Gilson.serafim95 @ outlook . Com or on instagram mrsoaps.
In this link you can watch some episodes
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mSTJFZDl9X-52UfcB_oQBmlQNUe5T7qL?usp=sharing
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I grew up watching the show and always could count it to entertain. I've watched it with my teenage son for many years now and he digs it, too.
this is awesome I loved that show I ride because of it.
When the credits and your name and face were on screen, we all yelled Grossman!
Thanks for sharing
Great video. I use to watch the show with my mother and brother but I had no idea that Micheal Dorn had been on the show! Of course I know him form ST:THG so that was a big surprise to me.
5:16
Thanks for bringing your sweet ride and sharing!
I’m from Brazil.
Muito legal, esse seriado fez parte da minha infância. E mesmo assistindo hoje, confirmo que coisa boa não tem época, não tem data de validade. Gosto de assistir também para ver como era o mundo naquela época. Sem contar que esses policiais transmitiam uma humanidade, sem contar a parte humorística. Engraçado que até hoje não comprei uma moto, uma porque minha mãe sempre teve muito medo e isso, de certa forma, acaba nos influenciando. Mas tem algo bom lá no fundo da alma que me remete a algo bom, gostoso. E só percebi recentemente que é devido a esse seriado “Chips”, pois quando era criança imaginava também ser um policial como eles e pilotando essa moto. Mas acabou caindo no esquecimento. Mas com a internet voltamos ter acesso a esses tesouros do passado que fez e faz parte da nossa história. Parabéns ao elenco. Só senti falta do Eric Estrada, o nosso Poncherello.
Missing CHiPs cast members: Erik Estrada as Frank Poncherello, Randi Oakes as Bonnie Clark, Tom Reilly as Bobby Nelson, Clarence Gilyard Jr, Tina Gayle.
Great memories from an engaging cast of actors of a memorable tv series with interesting stories, wonderful humor and action, and excellent car crash stunts. Cool Alan Silvestri music as well!
Thanks!
Erik's and Randi's absence is due to neither wanting to have anything to do with the show or one another. Tom is persona non grata due to his trangression during his time with the show.
It was Tom Reilley's arrest for cocaine that brought an end to CHip"s...glad he wasn't invited.
That was the 'transgression' I was referring to. I would've hated to be an MGM intern when this got out because I imagine chairs were being thrown and profanities being shouted by the MGM big shots. I also imagine their damage control department going into high gear.
Monte Walsh I thought it was Larry Wilcox leaving after season five though it did get another season.
Most people are aware of that, thanks. Erik decline to attend. Randi was supposed to be there but had a last minute family obligation come up. Clarence Gilyard is a drama professor and classes had just started for the semester. We weren't able to find Tina and frankly no one was interested in having Tom Reilly there due to the damage he caused to the show.
Saludos desde Chile muy buena serie de esa época los 80 forever
I used to watch the Show in the early 80s when I was a kid and loved it!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I was there, such a great day!
Very cool video. Thanks for posting and have a nice day too.
Gracias Por Compartir!!!!
Never forget the movie of my child hood..
Brought tears into eyes.. life is flying like anything
Mr.Wilcox still looks really well. & Very Handsome! He has the most Handsome Blue Eyes! God Bless to you All!
Thank you for all, Chips
Great tv series...used to wait in front of tv for them...memoriess...😊
I was born in 1977 & grew up watching this show later in the 80's & early 90's, God Bless This show.
I so wish I hadn't missed this! CHiPs was always on back then. But when Larry left, my interest went too. Erik was great, but it just never clicked again. I would love to see part 2 of this.
Yea, same here! Just wasn't the same.
What a great show...love it.
Hello there : D
I have the the complete series available in HD and mp4 available on my private OneDrive... =D
If you are interested contact me by this email Gilson.serafim95 @ outlook . Com or on instagram mrsoaps.
In this link you can watch some episodes
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mSTJFZDl9X-52UfcB_oQBmlQNUe5T7qL?usp=sharing
🙂
One of my favorite TV shows of all time
I think this is truly an honor & I think i'll enjoy it one day at a time please keep blessing these bunch of wholesome goodness. never too late to make things a tad bid less slavery.God Bless These.
I was at a Trek Convention as a kid in Austin, Tx, and got the chance to ask Michael Dorn an audience question; I of course being a smart ass, totally disregarded Trek and asked him about CHiP's and a possible reunion. Ha ha, the Trekkies in the audience were confused!! At the time he laughed and said he hoped not. Guess times change attitudes!
Hey kid keep it up. Sometimes those early roles end up being good for people.
What a great memories.
Wish you best of luck.
I grew up watching this show along with Emergency and Code Red. I'm looking for Code Red on DVD
I remember watching this loved the show
Enjoyed watch this movie..
GREAT SHOW THAT IS TIME LESS !!. HOPE THIS GENARATION COULD SEE IT AND APPRECIATED. LIFE COULD BE SEMPLE , its UP TO U .LIVE , WORK , AND APPRECIATE YOUR BLESSINGS IN LIFE !!!!. AND ALWAYS KEEP FAMILY FIRST !!.
Thank youuuuu
this is awesome I loved that show I ride because of it
September '77 I was in second grade.
What age is that?
@@lafingas555 7-8
Esta série deixou saudades! !
Huge fan of this series to this day. had full version of both the Original KZ1000-P (still in my garage) and had the BMW R1150RTP in Chips 99. Saw them filming Chips 99 in San Dimas 100ft away from where I worked at the time on the un-opened I-210. Even sent a full on CHP bike to Scotland (my brother was a fan) and to Japan to the CHP club.
BRIANNE LEARY IS STILL SMOKING HOT 35 YEARS LATER!!!!
ed evanko I had a huge crush on her when I was younger
CHiP's was required watching when I was a kid. I didn't realize it then but one of the reasons I loved this show was because the police always helped people - REALLY helped them, and without always threatening folks with arrest or physical violence. They never shot people up and CHiP's was a show that actually made kids and those in their 20's WANT to become a cop, which today is the one thing NOBODY wants to be anymore because today's police are generally mean spirited people. This issue is a two-way street, but sadly today police are too heavy handed and will go straight into a violent response rather than talk to you. Today's police are much more militarized than ever before and this is the reason law enforcement is the LAST thing most people would consider doing today, and it seems those who DO want to be a cop are people who like hurting others. CHiP's portrayed the police as being genuinely nice people, which, sadly is often not the case anymore :>\
I totally agree. Some people have needlessly, and unjustly died. They have seriously lost sight of what they are suppose to be about.
Me too
That time I still wait to watch chips ,not forget that time chips
It,s the best of me
society has changed police are just adapting
Your perception of law enforcement is incorrect. I know from experience. Do a graveyard shift ride along with your local agency to gain some insight.
Obrigado chipis por existir
Nice work, Chin! Still kicking myself for not being able to attend!
That's ok the 11-99 Foundation is a charity to support police officers families who get killed on duty. It is the radio call to announce that you killed an officer.
A top rate interviewer here. Done so well this reunion turned out top rate. 🥇
Essa turminha foi barulho,não vai ter outra igual amooooo
Chips California hogway patrol wonderful
Great to see them altogether again. Didn't know that Michael Dorn (Worf from TNG) was in it.
Thank you
I use to watch this show all the time they were reruns at that time since I was born in 79 but I have season 1&2 so far I'm always on the look out for the other seasons
I watched this show when it was on air in 1980 and I was 5 you probably never watched it when it was on air.
bucky468 Yeah I remember it as a kid in the 80's but then it use to be on the Superstation TBS they had a lot of the old and cool TV shows like Chips, Gilligan's Island Andy Griffith and the Beverly Hillbillies and that was back in the late 80's early 90's
I was born in 1978 and remember the show on the air. I also was obsessed with the Dukes Of Hazzard......LOL
Useless information: Robert Pine is Chris Pine's dad.
Love the classic theme song. I have it as a ringtone
The show was only on the air for 4 months when I was born back in January of 78' and it quickly became my favorite police show ever at the age of 2 and still remains my favorite to this very day