Ep 10. Lost and Hound

Turner & Hooch season 1 episode 10, titled "Lost and Hound," follows Scott Turner Jr. (played by Josh Peck) and his furry partner Hooch as they investigate a string of robberies in the local area. The episode opens with Scott and Hooch responding to a call about a burglary in progress at a local store. When they arrive, they find that the suspects have fled the scene, but Hooch picks up a scent that leads them to the nearby woods.

As they follow the trail, Scott receives a call from his sister Laura (played by Carly Hughes) asking him to pick up her son Matthew (played by Anthony Ruivivar) from daycare. Scott reluctantly agrees and enlists Hooch's help in finding Matthew's missing backpack, which has his favorite toy inside. As they search for the backpack, they stumble upon a group of teenagers who are responsible for the robberies in the area.

Meanwhile, Scott's sister Laura is dealing with her own problems at work. She's been passed over for a promotion and feels undervalued by her boss. She confides in Scott and expresses her frustration, prompting him to encourage her to stand up for herself and ask for what she deserves.

As the investigation heats up, Scott and Hooch discover that the teenagers have stashed their stolen goods in an abandoned building outside of town. With the help of some high-tech gadgets and Hooch's keen sense of smell, they identify the ringleader and bring him to justice.

Just as everything seems to be wrapping up, Scott gets a call from the daycare center saying that Matthew has gone missing. Scott and Hooch spring into action to find him, backtracking through the woods to retrace their steps. With time running out and darkness descending, they finally locate Matthew and the missing backpack, bringing a happy ending to a busy day for Turner and Hooch.

Overall, "Lost and Hound" is a fun and action-packed episode that showcases the bond between Scott and Hooch and also introduces some new characters and storylines that will likely be explored in future episodes.