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21 Jump Street Photo Gallery (Section 1 of 2 )

Episodic Photo Gallery

Pictures scanned in by Michelle Zeman exclusively for the 21 Jump Street Web Site unless otherwise indicated. No copyright infringement is intended; this is merely for personal use and entertainment. Episode descriptions are from the 21 Jump Street Episode Guide

Looking for a specific actor? Peter DeLuise is in Seasons 1-4 and part of 5. Steven Williams is in the last half of Season 1 and all of 2-5. Holly Robinson is in all five seasons. Dustin Nguyen and Johnny Depp are in Seasons 1-4. Frederic Forrest is in episodes 1-6 of Season 1. David Barry Gray is in episodes 8-, 82 and 83, and Alexandra Powers is in 82 and 83. Richard Grieco is in Season 3 and also episodes 56 and 65. Michael DeLuise is in episodes 87-97 (Season 5) and Michael Bendetti is in all of Season 5 except 82 and 83.

I do not have any pictures of guest actors except for Michael Des Barres - his episodes are 51 and 58.

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#1/2 "21 Jump Street" (Pilot) April 12, 1987 (Season 1)

Hanson gets assigned to the Jump Street unit, a special division of the police force which uses young cops to go undercover and stop juvenile crime, when his youthful appearance causes him to be underestimated while on patrol. His first case involves catching drug dealers.

Hanson's street assignment that went wrong, causing his reassignment to Jump Street

#3 "America, What A Town" Apr. 19, 1987 (Season 1)

Hoffs goes undercover to keep a wild Eastern Bloc exchange student out of trouble. Hanson and Penhall enroll in a shop class suspected of being a chop shop for an auto theft ring.

Penhall gives the "thumbs up" before he steals a car while undercover

#4 "Don't Pet The Teacher" Apr. 26, 1987 (Season 1)

A woman with car trouble whom Hanson helps out and makes a date with turns out to be a teacher who has been getting threatening messages and whose class he has been assigned to undercover.

Hanson brings flowers to a teacher he'd like to date for real

Ioki asks Capt. Jenko for time off so he can take the physical for the sergeant's exam

#5 "My Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades" May 3, 1987 (Season 1)

Hanson and Penhall infiltrate an exclusive preppie clique to investigate a prank that left a girl dead.

Penhall, with Hanson, says "These kids think they're so smart."

Hanson smiles at Penhall's suggestion to break the rich kids' door down

#6 "Worst Night Of Your Life" May 10, 1987 (Season 1)

Hoffs is not convinced that the captured suspect in an arson case at a Catholic girls school is the guilty party and believes that the real culprit will strike again at the school's prom.

Hoffs discusses bad prom dates with Jenko in the Jump Street van

Hoffs undercover as a Catholic school student

Penhall starts to question a girl at a bar about the woman who robbed him

Penhall in his cream-cheese tux

Hanson in his tux for the dance

Ioki in his tux for the dance

Ioki, Penhall and Hanson show off their fancy duds for the dance

Ioki, Penhall and Hanson joking about their clothes

Judy gets a corsage from Capt. Jenko before the dance

Captain Jenko says "the key is prevention" before sending them off to the prom

#7 "Gotta Finish The Riff" May 17, 1987 (Season 1)

Jenko is killed by a drunk driver and is replaced by Captain Fuller who has his hands full dealing with a vengeful gang leader who has taken his principal and several others hostage, including an undercover Hanson.

Capt. Adam Fuller says "Oh, I have no intention of replacing Jenko."

Hanson reveals his true non-geek identity during a hostage situation

Capt. Fuller takes control of Jump Street

#8 "Bad Influence" May 27, 1987 (Season 1)

Hanson and Penhall try to locate some missing juveniles while Ioki tries to find a link between a teenage prostitution ring and a series of burglaries.

Hanson & Penhall search for the missing teens

Hanson & Penhall find out the missing teens aren't in danger after all

Hanson & Penhall see the missing teens' hotel bill

#9 "Blindsided" May 31, 1987 (Season 1)

The daughter of a policeman who claims her father is sexually abusing her tries to hire Hanson-- undercover with Penhall as one of the drug dealing McQuaid brothers-- to kill her father.

Hanson & Penhall make a deal in their "McQuaid Brothers" undercover identities

Hanson in his overcoat in Penhall's apartment

Hanson telling Penhall about being offered $1700 to kill someone

Hanson looks appalled about something

Penhall, shortly after being woken up, listening to Hanson

Hanson braces himself for Penhall's response

Hanson types up his report, dressed as "Tommy McQuaid"

One view of Blowfish doing his famous trick

Another view of Blowfish doing his famous trick

Yet another view of Blowfish and this time he's NOT doing the trick

Penhall, with Hanson, asks Blowfish "how's the little woman?"

#18 "After School Special" Oct 18, 1987 (Season 2)

Hanson is unable to keep his mind on the investigation of a shooting death of a teacher at an inner city school when he learns that his mother is moving in with her boyfriend.

Capt. Fuller prepares to arrest a psycho teacher

#19 "Higher Education" Oct. 25, 1987 (Season 2)

A pregnant schoolgirl fingers Ioki as the father to be.

Penhall & Ioki work on a case

Penhall offers Ioki some tickets before Fuller calls Ioki into his office

Captain Fuller tells Hanson to keep an eye on Ioki

Ioki confides in Hanson about his problems after a jog

Ioki is interrogated after he gets caught trespassing at the pregnant girl's house

After she and Penhall are assigned to investigate the girl, Hoffs remarks on Capt. Fuller's linen jacket

#21 "Honor Bound" Nov. 8, 1987 (Season 2)

Hanson and Penhall find the military code of honor hampering their undercover investigation of a military academy where the cadets are suspected of killing homosexuals.

Penhall impersonates a student at a military academy to bust gay-bashers

Hanson is yelled at by the academy commander

Hanson as a redneck military academy student, with Kentucky accent

Penhall taking his food to his table

Hanson makes fun of Penhall

Hanson continues to make fun of Penhall

Penhall defends himself against what Hanson said

Hanson mockingly blows a kiss to Penhall

Penhall in the locker room

Penhall and Hanson discuss the case in private

Penhall ponders what Hanson just said

#22 "You Ought to Be in Prison" Nov. 15, 1987 (Season 2)

Hanson and a film star he had been assigned to protect are kidnapped by an escaped murderer.

Hoffs gets excited about Penhall protecting a movie star

Ioki tells the story of the star driving a Ferrari into a swimming pool

#24 "Christmas In Saigon" Dec. 18, 1987 (Season 2)

Ioki faces being dismissed from the force when internal affairs discovers that he is a Vietnamese refuge who is using an alias. Flashback sequences show his escape from Saigon. NOTE: Ioki's escape from Saigon is based upon the real life experiences of actor Dustin Nguyen.

Capt. Fuller asks Hanson "Well, just what do you think I should do?"

#25 "Fear & Loathing With Russell Buckins" Dec. 20, 1987 (Season 2)

Hanson contemplates leaving the force and leaves town instead of going to a refresher course at the police academy he and Penhall had been assigned to take after they went drag racing to try to catch a hit and run driver.

Penhall in training back at the Academy (from Season 5 opening credits)

#35 "School's Out" May 22, 1988 (Season 2)

Hanson goes undercover to find a student who is blowing up toilets. Fuller must convince the higher ups that the Jump Street program- which is scheduled to be deactivated over the summer- should be reactivated in the fall.

Penhall whoops it up when extra vacation is mentioned by Capt. Fuller

#36 "Fun With Animals" Nov. 6, 1988 (Season 3)

Hanson is assigned Booker as his new partner and the two don't hit it off as Booker's racist attitudes lead Hanson to believe that Booker raped a black student.

Hanson undercover in shop class

Booker gets Hanson to sit in the electric chair

Booker comes close to laughing when Hanson asks if it's okay

Booker reassures Hanson that the electric chair is safe

Booker, with other students' help, straps Hanson into the chair

Hanson tells everyone that he has discovered Booker is an IAD plant (got off to a good start, didn't they?)

Capt. Fuller asks Booker if Hanson is correct

Booker looks up, annoyed, and tells Hanson "you're doing fine already"

#39 "Coach Of The Year" Nov. 27, 1988 (Season 3)

Penhall and Booker join a high school football team in attempt to prove that the coach's negligence led to the paralyzing injury of one of the players.

Penhall gets to play high school football again

Booker and Penhall sit in the locker room with the other football players

Penhall regards Booker with disgust in the locker room

Booker catches the football Penhall throws in the locker room

Booker smiles after catching the football

Penhall and Booker argue about football and the coach

Booker yells at Penhall for tackling him too hard on the football field

Capt. Fuller listens to Booker accuse Penhall of forgetting about the case

#41 "Hell Week" Dec. 18, 1988 (Season 3)

Hanson and Ioki must endure hell week as fraternity pledges in order to gain the confidence and get evidence on a gang rape which occurred at a frat party.

Dennis "Fonzie" Booker, leader of the geek frat (as Hoffs teasingly points out)

#43 "Blu Flu" Jan. 29, 1989 (Season 3)

Everyone in the Jump Street unit gets blue flu when the police force goes on strike forcing Captain Fuller to team up with a rookie cadet.

Booker on the picket line

Booker on the picket line listening to an older cop

Booker tells Capt. Fuller he was the one who slashed his tires

Booker sheepishly accepts Capt. Fuller's bill for his new tires

#44 "Swallowed Alive" Feb. 5, 1989 (Season 3)

Hanson becomes an inmate in a juvenile detention hall in order to investigate the murder of one of the inmates.

Booker and Ioki discuss a case in the showers

Booker jokingly agrees to cover Ioki while he picks up the soap he dropped

Booker secretly fills Hanson in on the situation so he can take over

Hanson listens to Booker

Booker continues to tell Hanson about what he has learned so far

#46 "Woolly Bullies" Feb. 19, 1989 (Season 3)

Penhall's encounter with a bully while undercover causes the members of the Jump Street unit to reminisce about their dealings with bullies while they were in school.

See Also: Woolly Bullies Picture Page (same pictures as here)

Dom DeLuise, as Doug Penhall's uncle in grade school flashback

Doug tells his uncle about the bully, in grade school flashback (R.J. Williams)

Doug turns to face the bully, in grade school flashback (R.J. Williams)

Doug listens to the bully, in grade school flashback (R.J. Williams)

Doug in class, in front of same bully, in high school flashback (Michael DeLuise)

Doug reacts to the bully poking him, in high school flashback (Michael DeLuise)

Doug, in high school flashback (Michael DeLuise)

Doug smiles at the girl he has a crush on, in high school flashback (Michael DeLuise)

Doug, after getting a drink, in high school flashback (Michael DeLuise)

Doug begins to smile, in high school flashback (Michael DeLuise)

Doug and Doug's uncle before the prom, in high school flashback (Michael & Dom DeLuise)

Doug and his uncle joke around, in high school flashback (Michael & Dom DeLuise)

#48 "A.W.O.L." March 19, 1989 (Season 3)

An old Army buddy comes to Fuller seeking the Jump Street unit's help in bringing in an AWOL soldier who will be classified a deserter if he doesn't return to base within two days.

Hoffs stands aside and lets Booker deal with an obscene phone caller

Booker begins talking to Hoffs' obscene caller

Booker enjoys himself on the phone with Hoffs' obscene caller

Booker tells Hoffs that he's handled the obscene phone caller

Hoffs is glad Booker dealt with the obscene phone caller

Booker brags that he and the obscene phone caller have a date

Hanson & Penhall consider eating bark to survive in the snow

Penhall sees what Hanson's going to do

Hanson & Penhall decide to give eating bark a try

Hanson & Penhall discover that bark is hard on the teeth

#49 "Nemesis" March 26, 1989 (Season 3)

Booker is laden with guilt when after he infiltrates a gang of drug users that kill one of their own whom they suspect is an undercover cop.

Booker fakes out kids in his own childhood room

Booker smarts off to his mom, but it's all an act

Booker silently begs his mom to play along, get mad and make them leave

Booker is mean to his mom, but she realizes it's an act for his job

Booker confronts his guilt over being the real narc

#51 "High High" April 23, 1989 (Season 3)

Note: Mr. Karst is played by Michael Des Barres.

The Jump Street cops enroll in a performing arts school to bust a drug ring being run there.

Penhall and Hoffs lie on the floor on the first day of acting class

Mr. Karst demonstrates how to chew

Mr. Karst tells everyone to chew

Mr. Karst checks to make sure everyone is rolling their tongue correctly

As Mr. Karst instructs, Penhall looks around

Hoffs rolls her tongue while Penhall makes a face

Penhall sticks his tongue out at Hoffs

Hanson, as "Hendrix," tries out rhythm guitar in music class

Hoffs, Penhall and the rest of the class scream on command in acting class

Mr. Karst tells everyone to stop the group scream

Mr. Karst looks at Hoffs and says it was good

Mr. Karst is pleased with Hoffs

Mr. Karst instructs his acting class

Everyone listens as Mr. Karst talks to them about acting

Mr. Karst tells them about using their emotions

Mr. Karst continues to talk, boring Penhall

Penhall resumes the group scream alone, interrupting Mr. Karst

Mr. Karst gets interrupted by Penhall's scream

Mr. Karst reacts to Penhall's scream

Mr. Karst tells "Mr. Peterson" (Penhall) what he thinks

Mr. Karst continues telling Penhall about what he needs to learn

Mr. Karst keeps talking to Penhall and the rest of the class

Mr. Karst turns his attention back to Penhall

Booker is happy that he found the performance art class

Booker prepares to take the stage to audition for performance art class

Booker begins reciting his poem

Booker does "S & M Haiku"

Booker does more "S & M Haiku"

Booker does still more "S & M Haiku"

Booker puts on sunglasses during his poem

Booker thanks his audience after destroying the stage and smashing televisions

Booker listens as another performance art student suggests sharing some heroin

Mr. Karst begins another day of acting class

Mr. Karst tells his class about their chances of becoming working actors

Mr. Karst looks out at his acting students

Mr. Karst makes a point

Mr. Karst warms to his topic

Mr. Karst talks about how to act

Mr. Karst listens to a student

Mr. Karst asks them to choose an inanimate object to be

Penhall whispers to Hoffs that this is too easy

Mr. Karst asks another student what she would like to be

Mr. Karst pretends to like her cliché answer (a tree) and okays it

Mr. Karst asks Hoffs what she would like to be

As Hoffs stands up to be a pencil, Mr. Karst moves on to Penhall

Mr. Karst doesn't like Penhall's smart mouth

Mr. Karst asks Penhall if he has done the reading assignment

Mr. Karst banters a bit with Penhall

Penhall interprets the reading assignment

Mr. Karst gets in Penhall's face and asks him more questions

Mr. Karst tells Penhall he can't wait to see his skit

Hanson gets to play some Stones in music class

Hanson continues to jam on rhythm guitar in music class

Booker, after faking a snort, plays basketball with his new friends

Booker gets ready to pass the ball

Booker goes for a lay-up shot

Booker gets ready to make a basket

Hanson & Penhall do a Honeymooners scene

Hanson plays Norton to help Penhall in his Honeymooners skit

Mr. Karst watches as they perform their scene

Hanson performs to help Penhall in acting class

Hanson looks on as Penhall argues with Mr. Karst

Mr. Karst says that the Honeymooners is not a play, it's a TV show

Mr. Karst agrees that Jackie Gleason was a brilliant actor

Penhall, irritated, tries again

Mr. Karst stops them, telling Penhall it's not working

Mr. Karst tells Penhall not to ape the performer, Jackie Gleason

Mr. Karst tells Penhall to, instead, play the character, Ralph Kramden

Mr. Karst tells Penhall that it's Ralph's "pathos and shortcomings" that make us laugh

Mr. Karst tells Penhall to feel the emotions as himself and be Ralph

Mr. Karst explains more about acting

Mr. Karst thinks for a moment

Mr. Karst asks if Penhall knows the "High Note" scene

Mr. Karst tells Penhall to do the "High Note" scene

Mr. Karst gives Penhall more instructions on how to be Ralph

Mr. Karst tells him to do the scene alone, since Hanson doesn't know the lines

Mr. Karst demands that Penhall take off "that ridiculous costume"

Mr. Karst stops him again

Penhall starts the scene over yet again, being Ralph Kramden, not Jackie Gleason

Hanson looks on, shocked at how hard Penhall is trying

Mr. Karst gets up and begins to deliver Alice's lines

Mr. Karst, as Alice, encourages Penhall's Ralph

Mr. Karst moves around and delivers more lines

Mr. Karst and Penhall perform the "High Note" scene

Mr. Karst, as Alice smiles in reaction to one of the lines

Penhall delivers the final line of the scene, "Baby, you're the greatest"

Mr. Karst, as Alice, smiles up at Penhall

Hanson smiles and claps for Penhall

Penhall smiles proudly and Mr. Karst is proud of him

Mr. Karst shakes Penhall's hand

Hoffs smiles and claps for Penhall

Penhall's got perma-grin after Mr. Karst ruffles his hair

Penhall looks back at Hanson and Mr. Karst smiles

#52 "Blinded By The Thousand Points Of Light" April 30, 1989 (Season 3)

Undercover looking for a person who has been preying on homeless teens, the Jump Street cops learn what it is really like to live on the street.

Booker undercover as a runaway street hustler

Ioki undercover as a runaway street hustler

Hanson pulls his gun on the john and tells him to drop the stick

Hanson shows his badge to the john and tells him he's under arrest

Hanson motions angrily with his gun

#54-55 "Loc'd Out" (part 1 & part 2) May 14/21, 1989 (Season 3)

Hanson finds himself on the wrong side of the law after he decides to seek revenge on members of a street gang who shot and seriously wounded Ioki.

Hanson in a run-down house, hiding from the police

Penhall at the chapel trying to defend Hanson's actions

Booker accuses Penhall of helping Hanson hide from the police

Penhall gets angry with Booker again

Penhall comes close to punching Booker

Penhall secretly visits Hanson, who is on the run, and offers his help

Booker and Ferrell discuss the case

Hanson in his hideout, asking Penhall to be the one to arrest him later

Hanson breaks in again to figure out what happened

Booker interrogates Penhall about visiting Hanson and Hanson's "confession"

Penhall goes to arrest Hanson, at Hanson's request but too late

Booker aims at Hanson, yelling for him to freeze

Hanson hears Booker tells him to freeze

Hanson raises his hands, knowing Booker's got his gun aimed

#56 "Draw The Line" (part 3) Sept. 18, 1989 (Season 4)

Booker resigns from the police force after solving a case that gets Hanson out of prison.

Booker eats cereal in his apartment

Booker forgets his cereal to glare at a story about Raymond Crane

Hanson in prison

Hanson looks out of his cell and sees Booker

Hanson looks at Booker from his jail cell

Hanson looks at Booker after punching him

Guards hold Hanson back after he punches Booker

Penhall opens the door to find Hanson, who is supposed to be in prison

Penhall and Hanson on Penhall's couch, after Booker got Hanson out on a fraudulent pass

Penhall and Hanson listen as Booker explains how Hanson has been framed

Hanson, in semi-shock, tells Penhall to listen to Booker while he gets himself a beer

Penhall makes Booker tell him why Hanson's out of prison

Hanson in Penhall's kitchen as Booker gets Penhall to help

Penhall is interrogated by Booker and Ferrell (ex-partner of the dead officer)

Penhall and Booker get frustrated as they interrogate the corrupt cop

Penhall and Booker watch the corrupt cop as he begins to talk

Penhall and Booker realize what has happened

Penhall puts out his hand to shake Hanson's hand after Hanson's release from prison

Penhall hugs Hanson to celebrate his release from prison

Hanson hugs Penhall, glad to be out of prison for good

Hanson asks if he can drive his Mustang home

Penhall gives Hanson the keys and tells him that it's been freshly washed.

Hanson and Penhall get into Hanson's Mustang

Hanson starts the Mustang

Side view of Hanson's Mustang as he backs up to leave prison

Booker tells Capt. Fuller about how he solved the case

Booker continues telling Capt. Fuller about his philosophy about rules

Booker listens to Capt. Fuller

Capt. Fuller tells Booker of his re-assignment from Jump Street to the police library

Booker tells Capt. Fuller he would rather resign from the police force, and does so

#58 "Eternal Flame" Oct. 2, 1989 (Season 4)

Note: Gavin McHugh is played by Michael Des Barres

Hanson meets an old flame now married to a man suspected of providing LSD to high school students at his 60's nightclub.

Gavin gets out of a limo and comes toward his club

Gavin comes up to Hanson as Hanson works the door

Gavin talks to Hanson outside the club

Gavin asks Hanson how he enjoys the work

Hanson decides if people can come into the club

Hanson checks the guest list for the club

Hanson listens to Gavin as they talk about the club

Hanson talks with Gavin outside the club

Gavin tells Hanson to follow him inside for a new job

Gavin leads Hanson through the dancers in the club

Hanson and Gavin walk past the bar

Gavin prepares to introduce Hanson to his wife

Gavin asks Linda to turn around

Linda turns to face Hanson and Gavin

Gavin watches Hanson's reaction

Gavin notices Hanson's discomfort at seeing Linda

Hanson, next to Gavin, recognizes Linda as she turns around

Hanson realizes that Linda is an ex-girlfriend of his from high school

Hanson and Gavin look at Linda as she introduces herself to Hanson

Hanson looks at Linda, hoping she won't blow his cover

Gavin and Linda teasing Hanson

Gavin jokes around with Linda

Gavin stands close to Linda

Gavin talks to Hanson while Linda looks away

Gavin and Linda just before he kisses her

Gavin and Linda kiss

Hanson looks out over the crowd

Doug tries to get into the club

Hanson teaches another bouncer how to decide whom to let in

Hanson makes fun of Penhall's clothes and doesn't let him in the club

Penhall and Hoffs try to get into the club

Hanson looks at Linda, in Gavin's office (later)

#74 "La Bizca" Feb. 26, 1990 (Season 4)

Penhall ends up taking his nephew back to America after he and Hanson travel to El Salvador in order to find Penhall's wife, whom they learn was killed in the fighting.

Hanson and Penhall in El Salvador

#75 "Last Chance High" March 19, 1990 (Season 4)

Donning their McQuaid brother aliases for one last time Hanson and Penhall discover a teenage girl who has kidnapped her baby sister to get her away from their abusive parents; while Penhall adjusts to becoming a father figure.

Front view of Hanson's Mustang just before the big kid breaks the windshield

#83 "Back To School" Oct. 20, 1990 (Season 5)

Garrett attempts to infiltrate a high school drug ring by dating the sister of the ring's suspected leader.

Capt. Fuller assigns a new case to Dean & Kati

Dean's excited about his first day revisiting high school

Kati's ready for her first day revisiting high school

Kati teases Dean about his outfit

Kati befriends the sister of a drug dealer as they study on the lawn

Dean recites "Casey At The Bat"

Kati, in flashback, watches as her high school class (1986) graduates without her

Kati accepts her teacher's gift and realizes he isn't going to sexually harass her

Dean & Kati decide to go to the prom even though the case is over

#84 "Buddy System" Oct. 27, 1990 (Season 5)

McCann joins up to be the partner of a mentally handicapped youth in a school buddy system, to investigate the murder of the boy's former partner.

Hoffs throws an orange at Doug after he asks how long she's been out of tenth grade

Mac encourages Christopher to play piano

Mac tries to identify the car that almost hit him and Christopher

#85 "Poison" Nov. 3, 1990 (Season 5)

Doug falls for a narcotics officer with questionable tactics and a possible drug problem herself.

Doug puts Clavo to bed

Penhall talking to Clavo about God and death

Penhall talking to Clavo about Tracy

Clavo says his prayers, including Uncle Doug & Aunt Marta

Framed pictures of Doug and Marta, on Clavo's bedside table

In a diner, Mac teases Doug about falling for Tracy

Mac plays with Doug's lips in the diner

#86 "Just Say No High" Nov. 10, 1990 (Season 5)

Hoffs is suspended from the force when while working undercover in high school she is forced to take a mandatory drug test and the results come back positive.

Hoffs finds out about the drug test

Penhall arrests a drug-dealing basketball coach

Hoffs scores a victory over the IAD jerk that gave her trouble

#87 "Brothers" Nov. 17, 1990 (Season 5)

Doug has a strained reunion with his estranged younger brother Joey when Joey is assigned to the Jump St. team. Doug comes to his aid after Joey is brainwashed into joining a religious cult he was investigating.

Joey asleep in Doug's chair

Hoffs asks Mac who that is

Hoffs and Mac wake Joey up, thinking he's a runaway

Joey wakes up and listens to Hoffs and Mac

Joey looks up at Hoffs and tells her he's been assigned to "this church"

Joey looks up at Mac

Joey tells Mac he doesn't belong in a shelter

Joey smiles at Mac and Hoffs

Joey tells Mac and Hoffs "I'm a cop"

Hoffs and Mac realize that Joey looks like Doug

Hoffs and Mac talk

Joey talks to Mac and Hoffs