21 Jump Street - Season 1, Episode 8 - Bad Influence - Full Episode

Hanson and Penhall investigate the disappearance of a couple of teens who may have witnessed a robbery, while Hoffs and Ioki investigate a student who is rumored to be prostituting.

[@rolandog5424]

12:40 have to Give Sincere Honorary Props to the Underatted Harry Ioki aka Vitenamese Actor Dustin Nyguen He is Never mentioned He is Excellent Martial arts knows Brandons Lee's Father Bruce Lee's Martial arts known as Jeet kune Do! And Did work with The late Brandon Lee himself about a Decade in Half Later Dustin Nyguen was in Rapid Fire (1992) Totally Underrated Actor Dustin Nyguen later would Join also Pamela Anderson Post Syndicated VIP Action Television Series later No doubt Ioki is the Man!! God Bless Him!!👌🏽👍🏾🙏🏽

[@andyandys5356]

He's now in a series called 'warrior' season 3 out this year

[@dinarusso3320]

😊 he's actually my favorite character in this show, great actor and very handsome 💕

[@carlacastillo3110]

Hanson and penhall make a great team together.

[@kathyellis6533]

Johnny Depp ooh LA la

[@mustuploadtoo7543]

i would make love to him as a man no homo

[@carlacastillo3110]

I love johnny depp, he is my crush since i was 7 until now.

[@deborabowlin8950]

great show

[@TanorFauxofOltanis]

The two kids (Byron Thames and Scott Schwartz) kinda remind me of a younger version of John Stamos (who is the same age as Johnny Depp!) and Dave Coulier from Full House, having a grand theft adventure! With Bob Saget aka Johnny Depp tryin to turn'em into the cops! : p i kinda want to see that, but alas.

[@abrazalves]

Very great the 21 jump street episodes

[@Playwithdeutschland]

Wish captain Jenk was still there, ik this show was like 40 years ago but still

[@kensoncowherd9772]

what is the name of the actress that was topless in this episode ?

[@GlenLantz465]

I think Judy has a little crush on Harry 😁

[@TeXXicJA]

Like many of us back the day. Dustin was (and still is) fine!

[@GlenLantz465]

@@TeXXicJA Asians are just beautiful. But Dustin just hits different

[@Northstarboysvsp]

@@TeXXicJAhe still hot my crush fr

[@Kio67963]

Nice

[@thebluedan]

Pinbot 👍👍👍

[@baseball1942]

76th like.

[@sugarcoatt_]

28:36 ugh love his sense of humor

[@Delos_Shoe]

I agree

[@Neopunk2023]

40:21 this one’s even funnier lol

[@MrPoogly]

The irony of this series is we have police officers in their mid twenties playing as high school kids but the actual kids on this show are unlikable brats 😅

[@DrikkiVyvi]

You're a legend for uploading these

[@sugarcoatt_]

45:21 PLS

[@tworthington27]

I think it's safe to say that Sheriff Garris got what he deserved in this episode.

[@ziiz487]

His Voice handsome😍 aw aw

[@alexbucio1505]

The ending funny

[@ginivasanjur7299]

Insane how these kids were let off so easy

[@richardmiller5818]

Lauren. is. so. beautful

[@davidweston9115]

New captain big improvement. Other guy was cute for one episode, but could never hold the series long term. I had already been fast forwarding his scenes for 3 episodes before that. It isn't a comedy, he wasn't that funny, and the clothing he had was very unsightly. His last episode that horrible beat up sweater made me want to puke.

[@EdwinLopez-yx6xf]

The TV show 21 Jump Street is way more popular than the movie.

[@VinylcoteYT]

I’m not so sure about that, most people I ever bring it up to will always say - “Oh my god! I love that movie!” And then follow up with, “there was a show?”

[@EdwinLopez-yx6xf]

@@VinylcoteYT The TV show 21 Jump Street came out way before the movie.

[@VinylcoteYT]

@@EdwinLopez-yx6xf I’m aware of that lol I’m saying the majority of people I talk to about either hardly remember or only know about the movie

[@davidfischer6923]

Johnny Depp does a good part

[@lauvauninichols8973]

i love you hanson ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@davidweston9115]

23:07 This kid is Sgt. Rick Hunter's son from the wild oats he sewn in the Vietnam conflict. I didn't notice at first but a turn of a phrase just now makes me realize. Funny sometimes its the voice or the method of speech that makes you recognize someone you only have seen one time before.

[@lemurdream]

" Would you quit feeling sorry for yourself? It's bad for your complexion! "

[@davidlagno7717]

Oh man those were the days. THAT WAS A CBR F I THINK... WHEELIES ALL DAY 😮

[@luvluvbug]

💕

[@Tripp393]

Good ass show

[@richardmiller5818]

Lauren is so Cute

[@jeffreylubinski9797]

Love this episode

[@annalisagraci7127]

Tommyyýyyyyy

[@Playwithdeutschland]

11:40 Lauren is hot tbh, the way the dressed is crazy

[@johnnyrotten9853]

Anyone know the song playing at 30:00

[@fedr39]

Been trying to find this song also. I think it's just a song that they do only for the show.

[@XX-le1wn]

This episode reeks of "boys will be boys" It comes across as celebrating boys sexuality and pursuit of it, while at the same time condemning the girls. There's parentification is this episode as well. Several of their episode have a "boys will be boys" energy.

[@tinyegg2825]

idk if you've noticed but more often than not (if you watch to the end of the episodes) they condemn that idiom pretty heavily

[@yessum15]

Yes and no. Yes, because it definitely lets the high school's boys off the hook, given that they've essentially admitted to "soliciting". But also no, because Laura's actions are not condemned at all. She's cast as a tragic figure, not a villain. Her decisions are framed as clever, selfless, and even heroic, ultimately culminating in Officer Hoffs questioning her own motivation in pursuing her. Once Hoffs understands what Lauren has been doing, she and her CO still believe Lauren is good, but are convinced that she needs saving because she's in over her head. By the end, when Hoffs realizes that Lauren has eluded them and that the police never really had a good answer for how to help her anyway, she starts realizing that the "save Lauren" narrative may have been a rationalization all along to justify dismantling Lauren's life simply to get their closure stats up. She realizes that she too may have been using Lauren, like everyone else in her life. The episode puts a finer point on this notion of Lauren as a tragic heroic figure though the B plot as well. In the B plot, Jordan & Dylan's story is juxtaposed against Lauren's story for 2 reasons: 1) To lighten the overall tone of the most melancholy episode yet. 2) The writers are illustrating the power of privilege. The boys are so well situated that a series of amazingly bad decisions result in little more than a fun adventure. Whereas Laura is by sheer circumstance forced to make high pressure decisions no one should have to, with no good options, unbelievably high stakes, and zero margin of error. The boys are safe because every adult in their lives is trying to take care of them. Laura is managing adults while everyone tries to take advantage. Their lives are so close and yet so far apart as a result of circumstances neither had a hand in. It's very similar to when Bubbles (from The Wire) muses "it's a thin line between heaven and here." So while the episode is a reflection of the biases of its time, it's significantly more forward thinking than previous ones in its framing of Lauren's actions.

[@davidbedard6824]

OMG....the kid from The Toy with Richard Pryor.