Charlie sure was crazy about Ford products. Speaking of which, the three “Angels” were, supposedly, equal partners in the group, so why did Farrah get a Cobra II when Jaclyn Smith only got a Mustang coupe and Kate Jackson got pretty-much shafted, having to drive a Pinto? What was Farrah doing for Charlie that the other two weren’t? 🤔 I think if I was Kate Jackson, I’d feel a little bit insulted. 🫤
Looks like to me Ford Motor Co hated the Show and gave all Crap looking cars like the Mustang 2 really what a POS they were the LTD s were just a heavy land yacht all show and no go But Cool to see
@@rogerstlaurent8704 - Well, let’s face it, in those days, ALL Ford cars were crap. They may have all been garbage, but the Cobra II at least had “style,” for the mid-seventies. Really, the Cobras weren’t bad cars. They were underpowered (by lots) and badly built, but I THINK they all had 302’s, which was actually a good engine. They’re highly sought-after today (if you can find one that’s relatively intact). Even the Pintos weren’t as bad as their reputations might make you think. Everyone thinks they’re all explosion-prone death traps, but only a very few actually caught fire, and after the recall update, they were relatively reliable and economical. Yeah, by today’s standards, they’re junk, but at that point in automobile history, they were comparable to any other American-made car, and they were reasonably competitive.
@@mikewillett5076 - Yeah, I know you’re right, but why did Kate Jackson get the Pinto? That’s really kind of insulting when you think about it. Even the Mustang coupe was a bit of an insult for Jaclyn Smith. In my opinion, she was far more attractive than Farrah, but I guess the Cobra fit Farrah’s image better than it would have for J.S., who seemed less “sporty,” maybe a bit classier. Just my opinion.
Making a 1976 Mustang II look like a 1964.5/'66 Mustang fooled nobody. Everybody would be jumping for joy if the Mustang II got blown up. Plenty of tears shed for the original Mustang.
Well tell that to people who work on chips as camaros and mustang were treated like trash with no idea how popular these cars were going to be in the future.
Also see that it was not Jaclyn running from the car, but some homely dude stunt double. Expendable, just in case the pyrotech guy had an itchy trigger finger.
4:57 that avocado colored 1973 Galaxie has been in a lot of productions in this time period, it was even drove by captain dobey in S&H and was probably the most seen car in S&H from background to getting drove by bad guys!
What sort of advanced technology is that in the first scene? A phone in your car; that you talk on while driving? Good thing that never developed in real life.
Those actually preceded the old cell phone network. I had a couple customers with them. You picked it up and dialed an operator that would complete your call. Later, when the cells started gearing up, there was an interface module that allowed you to use a regular handset like that in the back of an RV with the actual cellphone mounted up front. I installed a few of those in my shop.
They should have written it that she had the wherewithal to grab the suitcase while escaping the car. After all, the “Angels” are supposed to be highly qualified professionals and extraordinary persons. But they wrote it to depict her as an undisciplined, cowardly little woman who needed Charley to remind her to get the suitcase.
Oh God, maybe they were just showing that even highly trained pros are human. What gets me is, look at the wheels of her car before it blows up and when it blows up. It's still a Mustang but a different one. Hers was a new one for that year, the blown up one was a couple of years old. Probably first year for that body style ('74).
If the bad guy just cut the hose to the front brakes, the rears would still function. All domestic cars went to this dual circuit in 1967. Also, the emergency brake would still work, hence the name. However, it's more fun when Hollywood creates a total failure!
OK so car guys be HONEST! Who was more disturbed by the brown 2Dr full size being driven through a fence than a 74-78 mustang being blown up? I was... that full size Ford had WAY more class than a "roller skate" mustang 😆
I love 80s bombs...they either tick, have a flashing red light or a 7 inch antenna...stealth 😊 6:25 so her car blew up and she went out got another one the same...id use that opportunity for an upgrade 😊
By the way, how did Charlie know there was a bomb on Kelly’s car? Furthermore, how did he know she forgot the suitcase the first time she ran away? Was he a stalker? Did he have CCTV monitors hidden in the vehicle? 🤔
@@CarChaseWonderland2 - It’s been a while since I watched this show, but I think they answered that question in the opening sequence. Didn’t they call them “highly trained,” or something like that?
Look closely and you'll notice this is a 1964-66 Mustang they blew up
The car was probably worth 500 bucks then and the new mustang 2 was probably 4500...
I did a cameo in this episode at 6:40. Not much dialog, but the producers told me I was very convincing.
😂
In this day and age... I don't believe you. But if that was you? Wanna hook up with a 50+ yr old overweight bald guy in Ohio? 😆
Charlie sure was crazy about Ford products.
Speaking of which, the three “Angels” were, supposedly, equal partners in the group, so why did Farrah get a Cobra II when Jaclyn Smith only got a Mustang coupe and Kate Jackson got pretty-much shafted, having to drive a Pinto? What was Farrah doing for Charlie that the other two weren’t? 🤔
I think if I was Kate Jackson, I’d feel a little bit insulted. 🫤
Looks like to me Ford Motor Co hated the Show and gave all Crap looking cars like the Mustang 2 really what a POS they were the LTD s were just a heavy land yacht all show and no go But Cool to see
@@rogerstlaurent8704. LTDs make whoever is driving them less attractive, lmao. ( I've thought that since a child.)
Lol good point but of course they did it to show different model new cars.
@@rogerstlaurent8704 - Well, let’s face it, in those days, ALL Ford cars were crap. They may have all been garbage, but the Cobra II at least had “style,” for the mid-seventies.
Really, the Cobras weren’t bad cars. They were underpowered (by lots) and badly built, but I THINK they all had 302’s, which was actually a good engine. They’re highly sought-after today (if you can find one that’s relatively intact).
Even the Pintos weren’t as bad as their reputations might make you think. Everyone thinks they’re all explosion-prone death traps, but only a very few actually caught fire, and after the recall update, they were relatively reliable and economical.
Yeah, by today’s standards, they’re junk, but at that point in automobile history, they were comparable to any other American-made car, and they were reasonably competitive.
@@mikewillett5076 - Yeah, I know you’re right, but why did Kate Jackson get the Pinto? That’s really kind of insulting when you think about it.
Even the Mustang coupe was a bit of an insult for Jaclyn Smith. In my opinion, she was far more attractive than Farrah, but I guess the Cobra fit Farrah’s image better than it would have for J.S., who seemed less “sporty,” maybe a bit classier.
Just my opinion.
Making a 1976 Mustang II look like a 1964.5/'66 Mustang fooled nobody. Everybody would be jumping for joy if the Mustang II got blown up. Plenty of tears shed for the original Mustang.
Just a reminder that the Mustang II sold more copies than the original. Ford marketing back then was killer. Not so much these days.
@@413x398 Launched at the same time of the 1973-74 oil crisis, which helped sales.
@@413x398what do you mean? Ford marketing is great
@@413x398 Maybe true... but today which one would you rather have in your garage? Just sayin....
Neither. I have a '68 GT/CS. @@wydopnthrtl
Bonus Rover p6 next to the Stang2
…. and how did Charlie know that there was a bomb under her car? 🤷♂️
And that she’d forgotten the suitcase?
@@CycolacFan That too! Lol
How did he not know where the bomb was?
Hmmm...🤔🤔 did i notice at 2:30 mark that mustang 2 suddenly changed into 66 notch back just before it explode 😂😂.
Her car was perfect and an icon in itself attached to her character so they obviously couldn't blow it up.
Ironically they blew what’s now the far more valuable car.
Well tell that to people who work on chips as camaros and mustang were treated like trash with no idea how popular these cars were going to be in the future.
@@milfordh.mercado2787 the police Monacos and Furys they destroyed are even rarer, they only made 500-2000 of those a year.
Also see that it was not Jaclyn running from the car, but some homely dude stunt double. Expendable, just in case the pyrotech guy had an itchy trigger finger.
Now the mach e will do that on its own in a few years 🤣
Aw man, they blew up her '65/'77 Mustang. The rats.
Charlie needs to spring for some nicer wheels than that POS.
4:57 that avocado colored 1973 Galaxie has been in a lot of productions in this time period, it was even drove by captain dobey in S&H and was probably the most seen car in S&H from background to getting drove by bad guys!
What sort of advanced technology is that in the first scene? A phone in your car; that you talk on while driving?
Good thing that never developed in real life.
Those actually preceded the old cell phone network. I had a couple customers with them. You picked it up and dialed an operator that would complete your call. Later, when the cells started gearing up, there was an interface module that allowed you to use a regular handset like that in the back of an RV with the actual cellphone mounted up front. I installed a few of those in my shop.
Wow. A Classic Mustang
They should have written it that she had the wherewithal to grab the suitcase while escaping the car. After all, the “Angels” are supposed to be highly qualified professionals and extraordinary persons. But they wrote it to depict her as an undisciplined, cowardly little woman who needed Charley to remind her to get the suitcase.
How could she hear Charlie when she was already 15 feet away from the car?
@@BullRunRoad30that too.
@@BullRunRoad30 Again TV Magic from the 70s
Oh God, maybe they were just showing that even highly trained pros are human.
What gets me is, look at the wheels of her car before it blows up and when it blows up. It's still a Mustang but a different one. Hers was a new one for that year, the blown up one was a couple of years old. Probably first year for that body style ('74).
@@mikewillett5076…..As someone who grew up in that period I can tell you unequivocally that that’s not what they were trying to convey.
If the show was done in 2023, Charlie would be making lots of calls to the battery vehicle owners these days.
WOW good stuff CCW-2 Charlie's Angels was just a Chick TV Series but fun to watch
She narrowly escaped a fiery and explosive death when she got the suitcase out of the car!
It would be terrifying to have your brakes go out!
If the bad guy just cut the hose to the front brakes, the rears would still function. All domestic cars went to this dual circuit in 1967. Also, the emergency brake would still work, hence the name. However, it's more fun when Hollywood creates a total failure!
At 2:32 they glued Mustang to tail light lenses to a 66 Mustang. Then they got Howard Stern and drag as a stunt double😂😂😂😂
OK so car guys be HONEST! Who was more disturbed by the brown 2Dr full size being driven through a fence than a 74-78 mustang being blown up?
I was... that full size Ford had WAY more class than a "roller skate" mustang 😆
This clock is so loud! She could hear it she listened.
HEY Wally-that woulda been more neatoer if it was a Pinto-cuz every-1 prolly woulda said "those Ford guys need to fix that problem"!
I love 80s bombs...they either tick, have a flashing red light or a 7 inch antenna...stealth 😊 6:25 so her car blew up and she went out got another one the same...id use that opportunity for an upgrade 😊
The '70s bombs were even better!
5:06-5:09 the wheel cover flies off the driver side front wheel on the Ford LTD😂 just for that extra dramatic effect
5:15-5:17 the Ford LTD with a maroon interior now has a beige interior with Mustang II bucket seats😅😅 add a floor shifter thrown into boot
By the way, how did Charlie know there was a bomb on Kelly’s car? Furthermore, how did he know she forgot the suitcase the first time she ran away?
Was he a stalker? Did he have CCTV monitors hidden in the vehicle? 🤔
You'd think he would've known where the bomb was and how much time before detonation
Everything you just mentioned is the reason why this show sucked so much, and the movie was a big success!!
The bigger question is how did a meter maid, office worker, and crossing guard get hired to an elite private investigation firm.
@@Oldskul-iz4om - In my opinion, the movie was worse than the tv show.
@@CarChaseWonderland2 - It’s been a while since I watched this show, but I think they answered that question in the opening sequence. Didn’t they call them “highly trained,” or something like that?
Cette senne et iconique comme la sienne en moto dans l épisode pilote
Don't you mean who ever taught that guy to hide car bombs .....lmao
Same hitman was in mr majestyk
Go, Girl GO!
Was that a Boss 429?
The bomb cost more than the car.
Wow that was close call but pretty good 👍 👌 😊 👏 😉 ☺️
❤ Jaclyn Smith
La voiture de Kelly était ma préférée
I’d expect this to happen to a pinto😂
Jaclyn Smith all the way all the way.
La valise version française un inconditionnel français de Montpellier
Cash flow
Another feminist masterpiece.
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