CHiPs in Español or Portuguese?
Yeah, well. here it is. Honestly I didn’t listen to very much of it. I was so sick of this by the time I got to editing it. Basically, Ponch spends the episode trying to convince the kids they should get off the street and skate someplace safe. Eventually they end up taking the kids to a skatepark, in this case, SkaterCross. Happens all the time, right? The classic case of skate harassment. It looks like Estrada and the other dude (who shall perpetually be known as “the other dude”) had actually spent some time on skateboards.
What? You haven’t seen part one yet?
Posted by: kilwag on October 9th, 2009
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Categories: Back In The Day, Media Watch, On Tv, Skate
Tags: , 70's, sitcoms, video
It is portuguese.
Those wire rim specs on Oliver look familiar to me. What other skater wears those?
Brazilian Portuguese…
Cops taking kids to the skatepark, instead of giving them tickets or a beat down for skating the streets? Sounds like a great idea to me!
Ponch and John need to set a better example though and button up those helmets.
So wholesome and wonderful, the way skating should be. Shows it’s possible to get radical and do nifty maneuvers without all the gosh darn trespassing, beer, death metal, and butt sweat we put up with.
Kids these days could learn a darn thing or two from this episode.
I soooooo remember seeing that park off the I5 on my way to disneyland when I was 7.
i like how cool they are as kids today.
not tying there helmets up , bad ass cops!
He looks like “Fez” on the close-ups.
The park near Disneyland was The Concrete Wave.
I’m so glad you don’t have to buy lifetime memberships for skateparks anymore.
stunt doubles.
Panch (paunch?) and John.
is that John Denver?
PHENOMENAL!
Nice.