'Turner & Hooch' review: A bumpy but fun romp that barks back to less stressful times


'Hooch, meet room. Room, meet your doom.'

Working with a canine partner is all about picking up on cues, US Marshal Scott Turner Jr (Josh Peck) is told early on in Turner & Hooch, a continuation of the 1989 Tom Hanks buddy-cop-dog movie.

And of course, in true and trite (but somehow fresh-seeming, given Peck's energetically twitchy performance) fashion, Scott happens to be the absolute worst at picking up on cues.

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6.5 10

Summary:

'Turner & Hooch' is a bumpy but fun show that barks back to an era when TV series didn't all have to harvest Emmys and be social media megastars.

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