La serie aborda los años en servicio de los policías motorizados Jonathan "Jon" Baker (Larry Wilcox) y Francis Llewelyn "Ponch" Poncherello (Erik Estrada), miembros de la Patrulla de Caminos de California (California Highway Patrol en inglés) que se veían envueltos en situaciones por las que suelen pasar los policías (persecuciones, rescates, detención de delincuentes, etc.) siempre a bordo de sus motocicletas, una característica que hasta el día de hoy los hace recordados. Y supervisados por el sargento Joseph "Joe" Geatrer (Robert Pine) y También coordinados con otros policías miembros de la Patrulla de Caminos de California como los oficiales Barry Baricza (Brodie Greer), Arthur "Grossie" Grossman (Paul Linkee), Jebediah Turner (Michael Dorn) y Cindy Cahill (Brianne Leary).
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- flavo4312 de enero de 2026CHiPs is pure, sun‑drenched fun—a brightly lit slice of late‑’70s and early‑’80s television that made motorcycle cops look impossibly cool. For years, the show practically functioned as a recruitment ad for the California Highway Patrol, presenting its officers—especially Ponch and Jon—as the absolute elite. Their effortless charm, easy camaraderie, and undeniable swagger gave the series its heart. Each episode delivered a mix of light drama, quirky characters, and moral lessons, all wrapped in the show’s signature formula: a wild chase, a spectacular crash, and a feel‑good resolution. The stories were simple but engaging, and the rotating cast of eccentric Californians kept things lively. What really made CHiPs memorable was its upbeat spirit. It wasn’t gritty or cynical; it was aspirational, colourful, and endlessly entertaining. Even today, it stands as a nostalgic reminder of a time when TV heroes smiled, rode fast, and always saved the day.
- Richard18 de octubre de 2025Saw this one on Dutch TV in the early '80s. California Highway Patrol on motorcycles, solving crimes, chasing cars and flashing smiles. Ponch and Jon—Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox—were the ultimate buddy cops. One was smooth, the other straight-laced and together they patrolled the freeways with perfect hair and polyester swagger. It was formulaic, sunny and full of slow motion crashes. Every episode had a pile up, a moral lesson and at least one shirtless jogger. The plots were light, the tone was breezy and the soundtrack was pure '70s optimism. I saw it on TV, liked the vibe and still hum the theme when I see a motorcycle cop.
- dancla7430 de septiembre de 2025Best show ever.
