Hooperman Season 1
Hooperman is an American television series which ran on ABC from September 23, 1987 until July 26, 1989. A comedy-drama, the show centered around the professional and personal lives of San Francisco plainclothes detective Harry Hooperman, played by John Ritter. The series was created by Steven Bochco and Terry Louise Fisher, who were the team responsible for creating L.A. Law.
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Hooperman Season 1 Full Episode Guide
It's showdown time when Silardi's homophobic twin brother and Susan's Hooperphobic mother both show up in time to celebrate Hooperman's birthday.
Out to nail an elusive drug dealer, Hooperman sides with a pint-size private eye who makes short shrift of his clients and the police department.
Stakeout experts Hooperman and Pritzger spend days ogling a robbery suspect's girlfriend who does aerobics in the buff, until she calls for help and pulls a gun on them.
Hoopperman learns he's the father of Susan's unborn child.
Hooperman enlists the aid of an eccentric pilot when a child-abuse case calls for some airbourne assistance.
Hooperman befriends an illiterate boxer who wants to be a cop and McNeil gets a bad case of the jitters right before he's to appear on a game show.
Love draws Stern to a precinct shrink, Susan to a muscle-bound airhead, and Hooperman to a recently divorced ex-girlfriend.
While working undercover as a fence, Hopperman discovers that a convict who threatened to kill him has just escaped from prison.
Hooperman buys a vintage sports car from a convicted drug dealer and Susan is writing an article about women involved with cops.
Hooperman's informant is petrified of tattling on thugs and needs police protection.
Hooperman is after the thief who's robbing stiffs from a cemetery, and Susan's dead sure that her new novel will make a killing.
The precinct is in the holiday spirit and holds an open house for a colorful array of petty criminals.
Hooperman and Stern dismiss a lonely old man's claim that he can identify a masked murderer- until he calls a press conference.
Hooperman befriends an inmate with AIDS.
Hooperman is assigned to baby-sit an Arab sheik's spoiled daughter while DeMott and Silardi pose as a couple to catch a baby broker who steals children.
Hooperman gets all wired up to go undercover.
Hooperman can't bring himself to shoot an escaping robbery suspect.
A psychic tenant helps identify an unidentified body found at the docks. Also, a 'nephew' claims he is entitled to the apartment.
A witness in the Federal Witness Protection Program rapes a woman and Hooperman is ordered to look the other way.
Things start warming up between Hooperman and his fix-it person and DeMott is again a victim of cupid's arrow.
Bijoux is on trial. Hooperman claims Bijoux is a 'police sniffer' and has 24 hours to prove it.
The beloved owner of the apartment building is killed by a burglar and Hooperman inherits both the building and her dog, Bijoux.
