Hooker’s a good cop!
After he returned from space, but before he got his law degree, William Shatner wore a badge. He kept the community safe as T.J. Hooker, a cop who could clean up a city with his night stick and his amazing ability to cling to car hoods. The show lasted five season and now all the episodes are coming out on July 18 with T.J. Hooker: The Complete Series. Along with Shatner, viewer got a double sexy treat of Adrian Zmed and Heather Locklear in uniform. This was one of the guilty pleasures of the ’80s. Here’s the press release from Shout! Factory:
SHOUT! FACTORY PRESENTS…
T.J. HOOKER: THE COMPLETE SERIES
TO BE RELEASED ON DVD JULY 18, 2017
Los Angeles, CA – He’s back on the streets… back in action… and cleaning up the town! T.J. Hooker: The Complete Series comes to DVD in a 20-disc set from Shout! Factory on July 18, and is available now for pre-order on Amazon.com and Shoutfactory.com.
The legendary William Shatner (Star Trek, Boston Legal) stars as a tough-as-nails officer of the law in T.J. Hooker: The Complete Series. Sgt. Thomas Jefferson Hooker is a veteran cop with the LCPD who has the smarts and the skills to take on the city’s toughest criminals. Along with his partners in blue, cocky Vince Romano (Adrian Zmed, Bachelor Party, Grease 2), comely Stacy Sheridan (Heather Locklear, Melrose Place, Dynasty) and steadfast Jim Corrigan (James Darren, The Guns Of Navarone), protects and serves with all the courage he can muster… and he’s taking out the city’s trash… one perp at a time!
A popular TV favorite throughout its five-season run from 1982 to 1986, T.J. Hooker delivers all the action, excitement, and pure unfiltered Shatnerian brilliance one could ask for. The show also boasts a line-up of terrific guest stars, including Vic Tayback, Richard Moll, Lisa Hartman, Jerry Lee Lewis, David Caruso, Leonard Nimoy, Ray Wise, Dennis Franz, Jim Brown, Debrah Farentino, Tori Spelling, Delta Burke, Richard Hatch, Sharon Stone, Heather Thomas, and more.
Complete your collection of a cop series classic that – whether you watched it in its original run or are a newcomer – grabbed you Hooker, line, and sinker.
