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T.J. Hooker/Blood Sport
| Blood Sport | |
| Season 5, Episodes 16 & 17 | |
| Airdate | May 21, 1986 |
| Teleplay by | Rudolph Borchert and Don Ingalls & Stan Berkowitz & Bruce Reisman & Rick Husky |
| Story by | Rudolph Borchert |
| Directed by | Vincent McEveety |
| Produced by | Kenneth R. Koch, Don Ingalls |
| ← 5x15 Death Trip |
5x18 → Into the Night |
| T.J. Hooker — Season Five | |
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Blood Sport is the sixteenth and seventeenth episodes of the fifth season of T.J. Hooker, and the eighty-eighth and eighty-ninth episodes overall.
Starring: Heather Locklear (Officer Stacy Sheridan)
and James Darren (Jim Corrigan)
Guest Starring: Don Murray (Senator Stewart Grayle), Kim Miyori (Barbara Grayle), Nobu McCarthy (Mikko MacAlister), Henry Darrow (Captain Gus Kalioki), Tim O'Connor (John McAllister), James Pax (Makio), Keye Luke (Dr. Kenji Yakimura) Hugh Farrington (Detective Pete O'Brien)
Introducing: Yuji Okumoto (Howie)
Special Guest Star: Soon-Teck Oh (Ginsu Nabutsu)
Co-Starring: Randy Hamilton (Tim Braddock), Buck Taylor (Off. Phillips), Casey Sander (Ricky), Dana Lee (Fujikawa), Jacquie Koch (Carol Raymond), Branscombe Richmond (Bartender), Tonja Walker (Nancy Bosca)
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Plot Overview
After saving an old friend, a Senator pushing an anti-terrorism bill, from an attempt on his life, Hooker gets an offer to travel to Hawaii to protect the Senator and his wife, bringing Stacy and Jim along as his assistants. It isn't long before Hooker ruffles the feathers of the Honolulu police, who think they should be the ones doing the work, and as his security stint continues on, he begins to see his old friend Senator Grayle in a new and disturbing light. Hooker soon discovers that it's not terrorists behind the attempts on the lives of Senator Grayle and his wife, but the Yakuza, and he learns of a deal that the Senator's father-in-law made years ago with the Japanese mob that may have bearing on the situation. Still, he can't help but believe that the assassination attempts are an inside job, and that the Senator is possibly using the attempts as a cover to kill his own wife.
