Ep 2. A Good Day To Dog Hard
- July 28, 2021
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7.8 (197)
Turner & Hooch is a gripping and humorous American series that premiered on July 21, 2021, on Disney+. It stars Josh Peck as Scott Turner, the son of the character played by Tom Hanks in the original movie, and a Belgian Malinois named Hooch. The duo gives a new definition to the term ‘odd couple’ as they team up to solve crime in a small coastal town.
In season 1 episode 2, "A Good Day to Dog Hard," Scott Turner is dealing with some pet behavior issues as Hooch is chewing up everything in sight, necessitating some strict training for the disobedient dog.
Meanwhile, the local police department is gearing up for a major drug bust. However, when the lead detective, David Sutton, becomes incapacitated, Scott Turner steps in to lead the charge. It's his first big case, and he's eager to prove himself.
But things don't go as expected. Hooch, who's supposed to stay at the station, slips away and sniffs out the criminals themselves, dragging Turner along for the ride. Hooch's antics shoot the operation behind schedule, and Turner's colleagues are not impressed. They accuse him of being a rookie who can't control his dog.
Despite the setbacks, the dynamic duo manages to gather some additional intelligence, and Scott comes up with a new, innovative plan that could help save the operation. He and Hooch spring into action, proving that the dog is not just a pet, but a trusted partner.
As the episode ends, Scott Turner and Hooch receive overdue recognition for their bravery. In the midst of the accolades, they recognize a new member of the service dog training team who may have just stolen a piece of Hooch's heart.
Overall, "A Good Day to Dog Hard" showcases the unlikely alliance between Scott and Hooch as they work together to crack a major drug case. It perfectly captures the relationship between a human and his furry companion and the lengths they'll go to protect and serve. Fans of the original movie, Turner & Hooch, will be thrilled to see the show's two lead protagonists' chemistry seamlessly transition to a TV series.
