S5E9
The Obsession
T. J. Hooker · 1986-02-05 · 60 min
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what happens
Corrigan and Stacy respond to a seemingly trivial call about an illegally parked vehicle, only to stumble onto an armed robbery of a check-cashing outlet. As Corrigan calls for back-up, Stacy intervenes in the robbery to stop a man from being shot, only to taken hostage by the trio of armed thieves. With Stacy held prisoner by the robbers, the head of the trio rapidly develops an ""obsession"" for her, much to the aggravation of his girl-friend, who is also one of the theives. As Hooker and Corrigan search for Stacy and the thieves, they risk taking on the might of City Hall when it becomes apparent that the father of one of the trio is involved in the Mayor's re-election campaign and is prepared to pull strings to keep the whole case quiet. Meanwhile, the trio's leader's obsession with Stacy continues to grow – and it is the only thing that is keeping her from being killed.
nobody has mapped this one
We draw an episode's shape from public discussion of it, and there isn't enough about this one to draw anything honest. Forty-five seconds with the dial and it has a curve.
rate S5E9 →who made it
- directed
- Phil Bondelli
- written
- Karen Klein, Rick Kelbaugh
guest cast
Billed for this episode only — the turn people remember an episode for.
Frank Aletter as Robert Huntman- SStuart Nisbet as Shop Owner
- HHugh Farrington as Lt. Pete O'Brien
Philip Weyland as Officer / Customer- RRobin Strand as David Huntman
Sydney Walsh as Marlene Sterns
John Furey as Charles A. Rolph- JJoan Roberts as Georgia Wilson