In this backdoor pilot, Ponch and Jon spot a speeding
drunk and pull him over under an overpass. Jon finds confidential
military secrets which fall out of the car. Later, a young officer
named Rick Nichols (Hey, it's next season's rookie CHIP!) reports to
Lt. John LeGarre (Hey, it's Hunter wearing an eye patch!) for
assignment with a martial arts group named "Force Seven". Shortly, the
Force Seven group gets an assignment to recover a stolen missile. The
Force Seven team sneaks into a warehouse looking for clues while two of
the team posed as rhoided-up Guidos looking for work effortless lifting
crates without using the required forklifts as a diversion, but when
Rick makes some noise, they're discovered and have to escape. That
night, they try again...and are discovered again. They fight the
employees and win. After their victory, an old friend of LeGarre, named
Nakura (Hey, it's John Rhys Davies!), appears and captures them. After
the Force Seven members escape, Nakura sets his plan into action and
arms his stolen missile. Nakura sends a taped message to the mayor and
threatens to use the missile unless his demands are met. By examining
the stars in the background of the videotape (whut?), Force Seven
figures out where Nakura is hiding his missile. The next morning, the
Force Seven team sneaks into Nakura's compound using some pretty nifty
martial arts skills, cuminating in a martial arts showdown between
Hunter and John Rhys Davies, who is wearing a baby blue ninja costume
and a Mexican wrestler mask. With 15 seconds to spare, they get Nakura
to tell them the abort code of "666". After the commercial, Nakura
realizes that the warhead's armed to go off in one minute. Rick uses
his magic Super-Poly-Grip powers to disarm the warhead just before it
detonates. Later, at CHP Central, Getraer meets Ponch and Jon in the
hallway and congratulates them for discovering the confidential papers
which led the police to "the crazy" with the missile. Yeah, I have NO
idea why thisdidn't become a spinoff!
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"If Barack Obama isn't careful, he will become the Neville Chamberlain
of the 21st century."
http://www.jonmcnaughton.com/obama-foreign-policy/