William Shatner
Sgt. T.J. Hooker
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- 1. The Protectors Mar 13, 1982
- A police sergeant launches a recruitment program with an emphasis on on-the-street training.
- 2. The Streets Mar 20, 1982
- A reporter dogs Hooker as he hunts a mugger.
- 3. God Bless the Child Mar 27, 1982
- Hooker's daughter's life may be jeopardized by his investigation of a drug ring.
Hooker and Romano team up with Jim Corrigan and his new rookie partner Stacy Sheridan to catch an armed robber who preys on people cashing their paychecks, among them Fran Hooker, whom he pistol whips and leaves in danger of blindness.
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Hooker and Stacy team up to find a deranged killer who has coerced a hostage into luring women into his bizarre world. Season 4, Episode 8, 'The Trackdown' Buy the complete season now:...
Sergeant T.J. Hooker spearheads a police officer recruitment program that provides on-the-street training. Hooker's recruits have to learn fast when they go up against a pair of cold-blooded killers on a crime spree.
Drama · Action · Crime. A tough veteran police officer assigns academy recruits to a dangerous area, where grizzly crimes and strange occurrences are frequent. Starring: William Shatner Heather Locklear Adrian Zmed James Darren Richard Herd. Directed by: Rick Husky.
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Overview. Sergeant Thomas Jefferson Hooker is a tough-as-nails veteran police officer with the LCPD who turns his back on a gold badge and goes back to patrolling the streets and training recuits. Along with his young partners in blue, Hooker take on Lake City's toughest criminals. Aaron Spelling. Creator. Rick Husky. Creator. Full Cast & Crew.
