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  • コメントありがとうございます!!

    久しぶりに日本の方からで嬉しいです。

    当時私は中学生で夢中になって見ていました。

    今はDVDでジョン&パンチを楽しんでいます(^^♪

  • 懐かしい〜(=^x^=)

    当時わが家にはビデオがなかったので、

    頭の中にわずかに残る断片だけでしたが、

    かなり繋がりました(^^)

    ありがとうございます。

  • I love Ponch !!

  • I was watching Season 2, and I noticed that Jon has a night stick/club but Ponch doesn't. Anyone know if there's a reason for this? I thought they would both have one. There was one episode where both of them having the stick would have been very useful. It was the episode where the kid falls into the water from his motorcycle.

  • @phillydisco - Back in the 70s and 80s they did not trust Hispanics with night sticks/clubs. The belief was they could not be trusted. Also, they had the tendency to use the clubs on Pinatas during work time. This policy was removed in the 90s duie to immigration, and the liberalization of labor laws.

  • @FasterThanYou321 Really? :)

    I read that the first season Ponch was on probation and Jon was keeping an eye on him, and that's why they ride tandem, even though the CHP doesn't do that in real life. But they kept it going for the show, so I think the club represented Jon's seniority.

    I just watched the episode where the teen got infatuated with Jon. I don't know how Jon held back, she was stacked! :)

  • @phillydisco

    I wonder who played that girl and if sh'es famous now.

  • @OjaiRoy I can't remember the episode name, so I can't look her up. She did appear in some well known films in the 80s. I wish I could remember them.

  • @FasterThanYou321

    Are you serious about this? If so, that is wild.

  • @OjaiRoy - Yes! TV execs didn't think audiences would be comfortable with a Hispanic wielding a baton/club/nightstick. Of course, they were wrong, but that's what they believed at the time.

  • @FasterThanYou321 That's funny. I reminds me of the controversy over having Wesley Snipes holding a gun in a poster for, I think it was, New Jack City. There was outrage, and yet when one of the Bond guys holds one, nobody cared.

  • @phillydisco - Well, Wesley Snipes is different. It's ridiculous to be concerned about a Hispanic (Erik Estrada) holding a weapon, but based on the level of black-on-black murder in Chicago and elsewhere, I feel it is culturally insensitive to show a movie poster of a Black man (Snipes) with a weapon. Instead of having him hold a weapon, they should have airbrushed in something nuetral, like a balloon or something. A Black is a whole different thing than a Hispanic.

  • 素敵な青春ドラマでした、「俺たちの白バイ」

  • 懐かしいですね

    昔、憧れてました

    DVDに出て欲しいなぁ

  • 懐かしいですね、毎回よく玉突き事故シーンがあったり

    パンチがいつもバイクを壊して所長が呆れてたり同僚に

    太った警官がいていつも分厚いハンバーガー食ってたりw

  • Met Erik several times in North Jersey and how he seems on camera is the way he is off camera,lots of fun. Vive Puerto Rico Erik !!!

  • Erik Estrada was a unbelivable latino redneck!

  • what's so funny is he played an Italian cop, lol.

  • this was the best tv show i have ever seen

    i miss them =(

  • damn hot music...

  • hola amigoes!

  • uma raridada muito bonita do cinema tempo bom que não volta mais

  • sao os melhores , quando criança queria ser como eles ,saudades.

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