"Hunter" returns
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"Hunter" returns
Former NBC series stars Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer of the hit drama “Hunter” reunite in NBC’s new two-hour movie, “Hunter: Return to Justice.” The longform event will be telecast on Saturday, November 16 (9-11 p.m. ET).
“Hunter: Return to Justice” brings back the series (1984-91) original cast members Dryer (“Land’s End”) and Kramer (“The Dogwalker”), who return as veteran Los Angeles Police Detectives Rick Hunter and Dee Dee McCall, respectively.
“Hunter: Return to Justice” is the first of two “Hunter” TV movies scheduled for broadcast this season on NBC.
In the new movie, after a drug bust goes bad, Hunter (Dryer) is left standing alone with a dead partner as a police investigation questions his integrity. Taking some time off from the job, Hunter visits San Diego to see his old friend and former partner McCall (Kramer). However, Hunter finds himself pressed into service once again when McCall’s fiance’ – San Diego mayoral candidate Roger Prescott (Sam Hennings, “Moonlighting”) -- kills an intruder during a home robbery and unleashes a mysterious chain of events that connects Prescott to a suspicious former Russian KGB Agent (Peter Lucas).
“Hunter: Return to Justice” brings back the series (1984-91) original cast members Dryer (“Land’s End”) and Kramer (“The Dogwalker”), who return as veteran Los Angeles Police Detectives Rick Hunter and Dee Dee McCall, respectively.
“Hunter: Return to Justice” is the first of two “Hunter” TV movies scheduled for broadcast this season on NBC.
In the new movie, after a drug bust goes bad, Hunter (Dryer) is left standing alone with a dead partner as a police investigation questions his integrity. Taking some time off from the job, Hunter visits San Diego to see his old friend and former partner McCall (Kramer). However, Hunter finds himself pressed into service once again when McCall’s fiance’ – San Diego mayoral candidate Roger Prescott (Sam Hennings, “Moonlighting”) -- kills an intruder during a home robbery and unleashes a mysterious chain of events that connects Prescott to a suspicious former Russian KGB Agent (Peter Lucas).
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Sometimes sweeps ideas really are that stupid and should be kept to oneself.
Now, I have nothing against the show, having never really been a fan (since it was on before I really cared much about TV outside of cartoons)....but is there a great demand for this particular TV reunion?
Now, I have nothing against the show, having never really been a fan (since it was on before I really cared much about TV outside of cartoons)....but is there a great demand for this particular TV reunion?
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Hunter was a great show. I'd like to watch, but I'm going to be at the San Diego State football game.
Hmmm.... Fred Dryer was an Aztec. I've gotta support those Aztecs. I better program that VCR....
And when are we going to see "The NEW T.J. Hooker?"
Hmmm.... Fred Dryer was an Aztec. I've gotta support those Aztecs. I better program that VCR....
And when are we going to see "The NEW T.J. Hooker?"
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Well, the first movie wasn't anything special. I doubt this one will be different. Still, I loved the show and will watch. It never worked without McCall (Novak, anyone?), so at least Kramer's in it. Sounds a bit tired in the plot department, though.
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Originally posted by das Monkey
Well, the first movie wasn't anything special. I doubt this one will be different. Still, I loved the show and will watch. It never worked without McCall (Novak, anyone?), so at least Kramer's in it. Sounds a bit tired in the plot department, though.
das
Well, the first movie wasn't anything special. I doubt this one will be different. Still, I loved the show and will watch. It never worked without McCall (Novak, anyone?), so at least Kramer's in it. Sounds a bit tired in the plot department, though.
das
I will try to catch it if I happen to be around a TV at that time.
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