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Turner & Hooch
1 Season
Season 1 Premiere: Jul 21, 2021
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8.4
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Mixed or average
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Mixed or average
Based on 7 Critic Reviews
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0% Positive
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100% Mixed
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We’re recommending Turner & Hooch mostly for the dog. ... Without Hooch, the show is mostly a generic basic-cable mystery series; if it can’t develop better relationships between its characters, the dog will still be the only thing keeping us watching.
The series does exactly what you would expect and exactly as well. ... It’s a show about a man and his drooling dog, and superficial emotions are the order of the day. Rinse and repeat for the remaining 11 episodes, plus a season arc about a big case Scott Sr was working on secretly when he died from an apparent heart attack.
Turner and Hooch has some fun with the concept of a buddy cop film between a reluctant human and his overwhelming dog, but its inability to get out of the shadow of what the film presented makes this a repetitive series that isn’t quite for anyone and is already stretching this premise extremely thin.
Peck is convincingly uptight and annoyed with Hooch, and has some nice dramatic moments as Scott uses the dog as a way to work through his grief about, and difficult relationship with, his dad. But he doesn’t share Hanks’ facility for squeezing life and laughs out of generic, expository dialogue — of which this show has quite a lot.
The lack of a clear objective also leaves the cast, including Peck, looking lost, though that may be a result of the choppy editing and strange blocking, which often gives the impression that the dog isn’t in the scene with his human counterparts.
A semi-confused cop drama that no amount of drooling and soulful puppy-dog eyes can fix.
More than anything, Turner & Hooch continues a recent trend of nostalgia pandering in which, if nothing else, the reboots are living up to the middling quality of the originals. ... A forgettable, one-joke series.
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Production Company:
- 20th Century Fox Television
- 20th Television
- Flying Glass of Milk Productions
- Wonderland Sound and Vision
Initial Release Date: Jul 21, 2021
Number of seasons: 1 Season
Rating: TV-PG
Awards
Leo Awards
• 1 Nomination
The Joey Awards, Vancouver
• 1 Nomination
