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The series centers on , a Deputy U.S. Marshal who is just as fastidious and "neat-freak" as his father (originally played by Tom Hanks). His life is upended when he inherits Hooch , a massive, slobbering French Mastiff who may or may not be the key to solving his father's final, mysterious case. ⚖️ A New Kind of Partnership
Scott views Hooch as a chaotic liability, while the dog consistently proves to be a brilliant, albeit destructive, investigator.
Unlike the original film’s gritty, slightly darker tone, the series leans heavily into .
A season-long arc suggests Scott Turner Sr.'s death wasn't an accident, adding a layer of suspense beyond the "crime of the week."
Created by ( Burn Notice ), the show mirrors his signature style: snappy dialogue, blue skies, and high-energy pacing. It trades the 80s cynicism for a wholesome, procedural feel that fits the Disney+ brand. Description Starring Josh Peck as Scott Turner Jr. The Dog Played by five different French Mastiffs. Vibe Family-friendly, lighthearted, and nostalgic. Status Single season (12 episodes). 🐕 Why It Matters
Turner & Hooch (the series) attempts to revive the beloved 1989 buddy-cop formula for a modern audience. Streaming on Disney+, it serves as a legacy sequel rather than a reboot, balancing family-friendly action with procedural nostalgia. 🐾 The Legacy of Scott Turner