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[[File:Chops-header.jpg|thumb|300px]]'''''CHoPs''''' is a TV show inside the [[Cars ( | [[File:Chops-header.jpg|thumb|300px]]'''''CHoPs''''' is a TV show inside the ''[[Cars (franchise)|World of Cars]]'' from [[Planes: Fire & Rescue|''Planes: Fire & Rescue'']]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Planes: Fire & Rescue''=== | ===''Planes: Fire & Rescue''=== | ||
In ''[[Planes: Fire & Rescue]]'', CHoPs is first shown when [[Dusty Crophopper]], [[Lil' Dipper]], [[Windlifter]], [[Cabbie]], [[Maru]] and the [[Smokejumpers]] watch a video cassette of the 25th episode "Disco Inferno" (hidden in a case for ''[[Howard the Truck]] ''so Blade won't discover it) in their base's main hangar one night. The show stars [[Blade Ranger|Blazin' Blade Ranger]] (who is the Air Attack team's commander) and [[Nick Loopin' Lopez]], who were two choppers of the California Helicopter Patrol. | In ''[[Planes: Fire & Rescue]]'', ''CHoPs'' is first shown when [[Dusty Crophopper]], [[Lil' Dipper]], [[Windlifter]], [[Cabbie]], [[Maru]] and the [[Smokejumpers]] watch a video cassette of the 25th episode "Disco Inferno" (hidden in a case for ''[[Howard the Truck]] ''so Blade won't discover it) in their base's main hangar one night. The show stars [[Blade Ranger|Blazin' Blade Ranger]] (who is the Air Attack team's commander) and [[Nick Loopin' Lopez]], who were two choppers of the California Helicopter Patrol. | ||
In "Disco Inferno", they are first shown arresting a criminal | In "Disco Inferno", they are first shown arresting a criminal red American muscle car with black stripes getting a parking boot on, named [[Chuck Shocks]], for running station wagons off a road. Afterwards, they fly off to rescue a female car, named [[Peggy and Pinta|Pinta]], from a structural fire downtown at [[Studio 4x4]], which Blade uses his hoist to pick her up. After finishing the job, officer [[Sergeant "Rhodey" Rhodes Graeter]] congratulates them for their work. The episode ends with Nick noting to Blade that Pinta has a sister named [[Peggy and Pinta|Peggy]], to which Blade says to Nick, "Good move, partner." [[Drip]], one of the Smokejumper members, suggests to watch the 38th episode "Supercopter", only for Cabbie to object, as saying that "this show stinks", implying that he simply dislikes parts of it. | ||
During filming of the 139th episode, Nick was destroyed in a stunt accident, with Blade unable to save him in time. This resulted in the show being cancelled, along with Blade deciding to quit his job as an actor and work as a firefighter at [[Piston Peak National Park]]. | During filming of the 139th episode, Nick was destroyed in a stunt accident, with Blade unable to save him in time. This resulted in the show being cancelled, along with Blade deciding to quit his job as an actor and work as a firefighter at [[Piston Peak National Park]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* | *CHoPs is a huge parody of the real-life ''[[Wikipedia:CHiPs|CHiPs]]'', which is about two motorcycle officers, named Frank Poncherello and Jon Baker who both worked for the California Highway Patrol. | ||
**It is unknown why did the "Winch's Donuts" truck [[Zed Custard]] need to be in the CHoPs version, since it looks too modern for a 1970s-1980s setting. | |||
**Rick Rosner, the creator of ''CHiPs'', is also parodied as "Rick Rotor", along with Paul Rabwin, one of the show's producers and associate producers, being parodied as "Paul Rudderwin". | **Rick Rosner, the creator of ''CHiPs'', is also parodied as "Rick Rotor", along with Paul Rabwin, one of the show's producers and associate producers, being parodied as "Paul Rudderwin". | ||
**Lopez is voiced by [[Erik Estrada]], who also played Ponch in ''CHiPs''. | **Lopez is voiced by [[Erik Estrada]], who also played Ponch in ''CHiPs''. | ||
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**Sergeant "Rhodey" Rhodes Graeter's name is also a pun on Ponch and Jon's commander Sergeant Joseph Getraer. | **Sergeant "Rhodey" Rhodes Graeter's name is also a pun on Ponch and Jon's commander Sergeant Joseph Getraer. | ||
**Nick and Blazin' Blade Ranger have the exact same helmets as Ponch and Jon. | **Nick and Blazin' Blade Ranger have the exact same helmets as Ponch and Jon. | ||
**Nick and Blade shares same police call signs as Ponch and Jon. | |||
*[[Cad Spinner]] is another known fan of CHoPs, as he apparently knows Blade's role in the series and insults him as such. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small" bordersize="none"> | <gallery position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small" bordersize="none"> | ||
Blade Plik5.png | Blade Plik5.png | ||
Гррррр.... | Гррррр....jpg | ||
X240-fEq Plik3.jpg | X240-fEq Plik3.jpg | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Entertainment]] | [[Category:Entertainment]] | ||
[[Category:Parodies]] | [[Category:Parodies]] | ||
[[Category:Planes: Fire & Rescue]] | |||
[[Category:Films]] |
Latest revision as of 13:57, 22 August 2024
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CHoPs is a TV show inside the World of Cars from Planes: Fire & Rescue.
History
Planes: Fire & Rescue
In Planes: Fire & Rescue, CHoPs is first shown when Dusty Crophopper, Lil' Dipper, Windlifter, Cabbie, Maru and the Smokejumpers watch a video cassette of the 25th episode "Disco Inferno" (hidden in a case for Howard the Truck so Blade won't discover it) in their base's main hangar one night. The show stars Blazin' Blade Ranger (who is the Air Attack team's commander) and Nick Loopin' Lopez, who were two choppers of the California Helicopter Patrol.
In "Disco Inferno", they are first shown arresting a criminal red American muscle car with black stripes getting a parking boot on, named Chuck Shocks, for running station wagons off a road. Afterwards, they fly off to rescue a female car, named Pinta, from a structural fire downtown at Studio 4x4, which Blade uses his hoist to pick her up. After finishing the job, officer Sergeant "Rhodey" Rhodes Graeter congratulates them for their work. The episode ends with Nick noting to Blade that Pinta has a sister named Peggy, to which Blade says to Nick, "Good move, partner." Drip, one of the Smokejumper members, suggests to watch the 38th episode "Supercopter", only for Cabbie to object, as saying that "this show stinks", implying that he simply dislikes parts of it.
During filming of the 139th episode, Nick was destroyed in a stunt accident, with Blade unable to save him in time. This resulted in the show being cancelled, along with Blade deciding to quit his job as an actor and work as a firefighter at Piston Peak National Park.
Trivia
- CHoPs is a huge parody of the real-life CHiPs, which is about two motorcycle officers, named Frank Poncherello and Jon Baker who both worked for the California Highway Patrol.
- It is unknown why did the "Winch's Donuts" truck Zed Custard need to be in the CHoPs version, since it looks too modern for a 1970s-1980s setting.
- Rick Rosner, the creator of CHiPs, is also parodied as "Rick Rotor", along with Paul Rabwin, one of the show's producers and associate producers, being parodied as "Paul Rudderwin".
- Lopez is voiced by Erik Estrada, who also played Ponch in CHiPs.
- Coincidentally enough, CHiPs got cancelled after 139 episodes due to Erik being injured in a severe accident. Unlike Nick, he did not perish.
- Additionally, CHiPs and CHoPs both lasted for 139 episodes (in the hangar, Dipper describes CHoPs as "139 episodes of law-breaking love").
- Also, Piero Piluso, an animator of Planes: Fire & Rescue, watched every episode of CHiPs to ensure the accuracy of CHoPs.
- Sergeant "Rhodey" Rhodes Graeter's name is also a pun on Ponch and Jon's commander Sergeant Joseph Getraer.
- Nick and Blazin' Blade Ranger have the exact same helmets as Ponch and Jon.
- Nick and Blade shares same police call signs as Ponch and Jon.
- Cad Spinner is another known fan of CHoPs, as he apparently knows Blade's role in the series and insults him as such.