T. J. Hooker

Thomas Jefferson Hooker è segnato nella vita da un difficile divorzio e dalla morte del suo precedente collega: due eventi che influenzano costantemente il suo operato. A lui viene affidato il compito di addestrare le nuove reclute dell'Accademia di Polizia. Uomo autorevole e deciso, prende sotto la sua ala protettrice i suoi due "allievi" Vincent Romano e Stacy Sheridan, insegnando loro il difficile lavoro del poliziotto.
Creato da: Aaron Spelling | Rick Husky |
Genere: Dramma | Crime |

Numero di stagioni: 5
Numero di episodi: 91
Data prima messa in onda: 1982-03-13
Data ultima messa in onda: 1986-05-28

Approfondimenti

When Hooker gets shot, it's usually in the right shoulder.	D
Every patrol car that Hooker and Romano are in is numbered 49357	D
Prior to joining the LCPD, Jim Corrigan (James Darren), was a member of the San Francisco Polic [...]	D
Writer creator Rick husky wanted only one actor to play T.J. Hooker and that was William shatne [...]	D
This series premiered two months after filming was completed for Star Trek II - L'ira di Khan ( [...]	D
Jim Corrigan is presumably Irish. The name Corrigan is Irish for "Spear". Sheridan is an Anglic [...]	D
Hooker's full legal name was Thomas Jefferson Hooker.	D
The Unit Number for Hooker and Romano is 4-Adam-30. The Unit Number for Corrigan and Sheridan i [...]	D
Frequently when Hooker and Romano are in a pursuit or doing some other type of performance driv [...]	D
When ABC canceled the series in 1985, CBS acquired it as an addition to its late-night schedule [...]	D
Episodes when Romano and Hooker are in the police car, you never see them wearing seat belts.	D
Despite appearances, Richard Herd (Capt. Sheridan) is YOUNGER than William Shatner.	D
Nobody in this show ever wears sunglasses, except for Anne Perry in T.J. Hooker: Blind Justice [...]	D
Bob Grogan, one of the detectives who worked on the Hillside Strangler case in Los Angeles, was [...]	D
Several actors from the show appeared in the Star Trek franchise: Vic Tayback (Det. Pete Benedi [...]	D
Like the previous Aaron Spelling produced/Rick Husky created series S.W.A.T. (1975), which used [...]	D
The second series in which a character portrayed by William Shatner has a first and middle name [...]	D
Was originally to be titled The Protectors, which would be the title of the show's pilot. Creat [...]	D
Lee Bryant (Fran Hooker) & William Shatner have both played panicked airline passengers. The fo [...]	D
Throughout the series, William Shatner had girlfriends of the week that were usually played by [...]	D
TJ Hooker is the only officer that has his first and middle initials before his last name on hi [...]	D
James Darren's character, Jim Corrigan, is also the name of the human host of the DC Comics cha [...]	D
The name Hooker was an homage to Civil War Union General Joseph (Fighting Joe) Hooker.	D
Cast changes (eg. appearances, deaths, departures & disappearances): Stacy Sheridan T.J. Hooker [...]	D
The basic sequence of events for shows often involved a crime taking place, with Hooker then ge [...]	D
Each of the main characters has a repeating pattern of bad things that happen to them throughou [...]	D
The uniforms that Hooker and the other officers wore throughout the run of the series were alwa [...]	D
T.J. Hooker: The Lipstick Killer (1984)(#3.13) aired on the day that the (818) area code was cr [...]	D
At 5 foot 9 inches, the producers (or perhaps requested by Shatner himself) cast all the regulars to [...]	D

Connessioni

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Una vita al massimo	D
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I Simpson: How the Test Was Won	D
Mike and Mike in the Morning: Episode dated 26 November 2014	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Stranded in Space	D
All-Star Family Feud Special: Battle of the Crime Fighters #2: Doris' Defenders vs. Lee's Lionhearts; Barbara's Brigade vs. Connie's Crusaders	D
The Dan Bongino Show: The Obama Order that Changed Everything	D
The Cinema Snob: Who Reamed Rosie Rabbit?	D
Southland: Wednesday	D
The Boys: The Name of the Game	D
The Umbrella Academy: Pocket Full of Lightning	D
WWE Monday Night RAW: Where No Man Has Gone Before	D
Hollywood Burn	D
Supernatural: Hunted	D
Ultimate Trek: Star Trek's Greatest Moments	D
Men Behaving Badly: Watching TV	D
Adam Carolla: Truth Yeller: William Shatner: Yamaka Face Masks and The Oldest Man in Space	D
A distanza ravvicinata	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Mighty Jack	D
Troppo forte: Hammer Gets Nailed	D
Charlie's Angels	D
Tripping the Rift: Chode & Bobo's High School Reunion	D
Smallville: Pariah	D
The Goldbergs: Call Me When You Get There	D
The Cinema Snob: Death Wish II	D
The Ruining	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Master Ninja II	D
The Jay Leno Show: Episode #1.46	D
Eddie Izzard: Unrepeatable	D
Terminator Genisys	D
Redshirt Blues	D
Free Enterprise	D
You Don't Know Jack: Television	D
The Drew Barrymore Show: Heather Locklear/Barbara Corcoran	D
Joan of Arcadia: Secret Service	D
Ghosted: The Wire	D
NCIS: Los Angeles: Tin Soldiers	D
Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.	D
The Ringer - L'imbucato	D
The Umbrella Academy: Marigold	D
Showtime	D
Dead of Summer: Patience	D
The Goldbergs: The Proposal	D
Il ritorno del mostro della palude	D
I Love the '80s Strikes Back: 1982	D
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.148	D
Il Saturday Night Live: William Shatner/Lone Justice	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Danny DeVito & Rhea Pearlman/Eddy Grant	D
Battle of the Network Stars XIV	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Star Force: Fugitive Alien II	D
101 Most Unforgettable SNL Moments	D
Sullivan & Son: Winning Is Everything	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Ramesh/Kyle/Tara/Dan	D
Beverly Hills, 90210: Loser Take All	D
Retrosexual: The 80's	D
Poliziotti a domicilio	D
I quattro della scuola di polizia: Everyday Is Christmas	D
The Goldbergs: Just Say No	D
Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Diff'rent Strokes'	D
Anime Abandon: Fatal Fury: Double Impact	D
Diminishing Returns: Watchmen	D
My Talk Show: William Shatner	D
Psych: The Polarizing Express	D
Darkplace Illuminatum	D
A Night at the Roxbury	D
I Griffin: To Love and Die in Dixie	D
1996 MTV Movie Awards	D
Sex Trek: Charly XXX	D
Aiutami Hope!: Lord of the Ring	D
A cuore aperto: Remembrance of Things Past	D
Ted	D
Prime Times	D
Willy, il principe di Bel Air: Eye, Tooth	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Brandon Tartikoff/John Cougar	D
The First Terror with Adrian Zmed & Lewis Smith	D

Domande

Nessun dato in archivio

Errori

Whenever Hooker is in a hot-pursuit and calls for back-up, there are rarely any units backing them [...]	D
In multiple occurrences, one team may be notified that another team is waiting for contact on anoth [...]	D
The exterior shots of Hooker and Romano's patrol car almost never match the background processing p [...]	D
There are inconsistencies as to how many children Hooker has. In the pilot episode "The Protectors" [...]	D
Launching devices used to flip the cars over during the show's famous car chases are always visible [...]	D
In numerous instances, cars that have crashed explode violently into flames. Aside from nitrous oxi [...]	D
If you look closely at the front grill of Hooker and Romano's car, there's always a square or circu [...]	D
In episode 19 of season 2 Hookers police car 93124 is blown up by a bomb and destroyed yet the same [...]	D
Sergeant Hooker started the series with more than 15 years of experience. Since the series spans 5 [...]	D
In a number of instances, a light on a car may be out in one scene, but intact in the next.	D
Hooker constantly violates police department policy and procedure by becoming involved with women h [...]	D