21 Jump Street - Season 3, Episode 9 - Swallowed Alive - Full Episode

Hanson, Penhall, Ioki and Booker go into a juvenile detention center to solve a murder.

[@AnimeLover-tv5lp]

This episode was so dark! But it is the reality of what happens in jail. And it’s crazy to thing that situation like that are even worse today.

[@baseball1942]

Is it crazy to thing.

[@brockhershey414]

then don't break the law

[@claricesilva2700]

Fantastic episode...seriously one of the best. And here i think Johnny showed he wasn't just a pretty face . He can do pretty much anything, any kind of genre in a movie or show and make it beliavable as hell. His acting always lets me amazed. Anytime someone say "he can only act in fantasy movies and play masqueraded and excentric characters", i will tell them to watch this episode.

[@ekaterinatrow7976]

Absolutely agree! I would say that in this series there were already many episodes where Johnny was magnificent. Take at least the Marathon of suffering 13-16 episodes of the 2nd season.

[@karatemaster1144]

This episode was the best in a while! A really interesting premise, with Penhall and Hanson back as central characters again.

[@carlacastillo3110]

This episode is really sad, and jd's performance is extraordinary, i love him.

[@maariyahshamsi7061]

Ikr ❤ Idk what he says Tom Hanson is one of my fav characters of his

[@rundie_ale]

I love all these 80s TV series and movies a lot. Their music, the styles and everything was some sort of a different feeling which you cannot describe what.... It's not 60s, 70s, 90s or after 2000.... It's 80s ❤❤❤❤

[@pabloperezmoral]

Being born in 1973 i agree but i think the 90's have a great feeling too!

[@rundie_ale]

@@pabloperezmoral Yes ❤❤

[@tiffaniwilliams6410]

This one was one of the realistic episodes I ever seen.

[@brockhershey414]

I love hearing the fear when Doug starts crying , "no , noooo . " :)

[@amandas7566]

Aww this show is what made me fall in love 😍 with JD. I could not stand any of his movies cuz he just got too weird for me but in these episodes he was soooooo dang cute 🥰 and normal. (The only reason why I was disappointed in the movies that he chose to be in was just because of my taste in movies is ALL, it had nothing to do with his acting because he is an AMAZING actor, and so was everyone else in this show!!!) Aww it also brings me back to my high school at around the same year haha. 😊 My High schools name was “Grant” and they used that H.S. name in one of the episodes even though it was filmed in Canada. THANK YOU 🙏 sooooo much for posting these!!! I LOVE them, until season 5 of course. 😉😂

[@Bumps-rm6uq]

One of the best tv episodes of my time..💯

[@rosamariamezalara8161]

Johnny ❤️ en genial como siempre ,,,gran actor ,,gran hombre !!! Lo amo ❤️💋😍😋😘

[@pabloperezmoral]

One of the craziest episodes of this amazing show!

[@Explore18]

This episode was extremely intense

[@maariyahshamsi7061]

Everytime I watch it I get depressed after 😭😭

[@1tarawho]

I loved this show growing up, it sure didn't get the recognition it deserved back in the day..

[@magdalenavillalba7456]

Johnny Depp y Richard Grieco eran los más apuestos y guapísimos de esta serie

[@debcrowe8341]

Penhall pretty cute too😘

[@carlacastillo3110]

Jd sigue siendo guapísimo

[@debcrowe8341]

What did you say sorry i don't speak Spanish

[@2kitties]

I actually didn’t care about Richard Grieco. I thought his eyebrows were too thin and shaped more like a woman. I know I’m strange, but he always bugged me. 😂

[@TiltBrook]

The premise of the prison story is taken STRAIGHT from the Sean Penn movie from 1983; “Bad Boys.” Even from the socks with rocks which matched the soda cans in the pillow case scene from the movie. All the way to the lines when the hammer was on his bed, and his soulmate, said; “you’re it!”…

[@HyungnamGu]

The harsh prison environment could exacerbate mental health problems, make people more prone to aggression, or make them cynical and distrustful of the legal system. Prisons could isolate prisoners from friends and family who might help them find jobs eventually. Or prisoners may learn from other prisoners how to be better criminals.

[@albertlopez2237]

If incarceration worked repeat offenders would be in the minority

[@ekaterinatrow7976]

The only time I was so worried about Doug was in the episode about suicide. Why didn't they show their meeting with Tommy in the finale ((( Johnny is simply great in tragic episodes. This one should have belonged to him alone and that is why it turned out to be so strong. This escalation of horror in his head, it emphasized the flawedness of the system and the tragedy of the situation. I feel sorry for kind-hearted Henson that he had to go through this. I feel sorry for all the kids who are railroaded by the system.

[@2kitties]

I think Johnny Depp can’t help but show the love in his heart. I think that’s what makes him so special. It also makes me wonder how to could ever get charged with spousal abuse. He shows empathy for almost everyone whose in trouble, even in the episode when they were in the lab, and his lab partner killed the rat. That’s what I admire most about him. I never knew too much about him until the trial. I was busy raising my kids and didn’t even know know about this show.

[@ekaterinatrow7976]

@@2kitties I absolutely agree with you! Johnny literally radiates concern and kindness towards others, this is very noticeable in small gestures and phrases, and has been noticeable for a long time. I used to also watch films with his participation, admired his acting, but nothing more. And only after learning the whole story of his life did I begin to respect him as a Person.

[@Ihateamberturd]

Dammm this episode hit hard

[@kas8131]

How did the Samurai boys get that reputation in like 2 days? They couldn't have been in that long

[@andrewbouk1324]

It seems to happen in a few episodes. It doesn’t make much sense, but who cares right?❤

[@DampFireftw]

Doug and Dorothy make me laugh so much, he always ends up in a fix trying to please her

[@aliali-ce3yf]

23:31 - the guy in the blue shirt seems to really love his life..........gotta respect that

[@K1ng1995]

I think he's the archetype character of "In here I'm somebody out there I'm nobody"

[@lauvauninichols8973]

i love you hanson

[@maariyahshamsi7061]

I love him too 😍

[@hatednyc]

Lol

[@katjagolden893]

I have loved him (& JD 😂) since 1987. I was 15yrs old.

[@maariyahshamsi7061]

@@katjagolden893 luckkyyy

[@meganmoore3413]

Who doesn’t ❤

[@Marine0451]

If you guys liked this ,you might like the old 80's movie called "Bad Boys" with Sean Penn.

[@elizabethhirst9419]

This was a dark episode!

[@Ryder382]

My Christmas started ❤🌹

[@eclaire_x88x]

I feel like this kind of episode was their attempt to try and give Johnny something more interesting to work with, challenge him a bit to keep him on board. Like giving the smart kid harder homework. How did Tom end up on his own what happened to Brooker and Ioki?

[@edwarddeguzman3258]

Under their covers they wouldn't play ball with the "system" so they got transferred out

[@eddierascalhaskell4954]

Lil fella made it out...

[@aliali-ce3yf]

30:03 - looks like avan jogia !

[@lindalawon9151]

That is not rehabilitation. All those thugs and absolutely no around the clock APPROPRIATE SUPERVISION. The worst environment ever. The police department FEDERAL, STATE, AND CITY HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY. THE DAMN JUDGE'S SON MUST BE PROSECUTED TOO.

[@john_mckinney]

You know it’s just a tv show right?

[@ryangonzalez7177]

The parent(s) have the responsibility

[@dinarusso3320]

​@@john_mckinney😮

[@Carmaiqel]

Pity couldnt keep the original score with Blind Faith's cant find m way home. Does someone could find that? Was back then 1993 when I watched that episode on TV. 30 years later I realize that sad fact.

[@wynfrithnichtwo8423]

I want to know the track listing of every song from the original soundtrack. I probably own most of those songs anyway, but I still want to know the proper soundtrack listing. I have looked online and you get the pilot or some cd soundtrack release listing; however, information on the entire series listing is missing.

[@urmom144]

The original Hammer in this episode, the one who got beat up by Hanson, was in After School Special in a season 2 episode. His real name was Cosmo. I'm not sure if he was supoosed to be one of the people that got arrested earlier and that's where he is now or if they just used the same actors for small roles in different episodes. I'm positive it is the same person but I'm not sure the shows intentions with it.

[@sweetsweet273]

The guy has been a guest in about 6 episodes so far playing unrelated characters each time including this one. He just seemed like a production favourite. He was selling guns; playing pool with the killer of Hanson's girlfriend; he's in a street fight scene in the guardian angels episode and is also one of the undercover cops that get busted and killed in the episode where Judy dates a drug lord. In all the episodes he's been in, he always has some dialogues. But this is the second epi so far where his character is named and is central to the story.

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

He looks very much like the actor who portrayed Huckleberry Finn in the televised series...!

[@marion7223]

@@tangomoggynoengi8518 He is it...! 😉

[@venetiaanortrup8514]

The tall skinny brown haired guy in blue Is a VERY young Reed on criminal minds

[@IceManLikeGervin]

At least Hanson was there for the kid at the end...

[@DanielWatkins-x3t]

I never realized how liberal this show was until I started watching it as an adult

[@mina7572]

It's that guy's 2nd or 3rd time dying on this show lol

[@katjagolden893]

If Tommy (JD) would have really been hit with a hammer 🔨 it have been cracked open. If he lived he would had a traumatic head & brain injuries with possible brain damage. Take it from someone who was put in a medically induced coma. April 7, 2006 I had traumatic head & brain injuries, both lungs collapsed T12 Spinal Cord injury 5 broken ribs all among the worst that happened. I was found dead still laying on top of my boys who were 3 & 6. I was in a Tennessee F4 tornado. We were binding in our basement. All that was left was a partial basement wall, my SUV & a pile of bricks that we were under. I Used my body to shield my kids from fling debris. They came out ok. My youngest didn’t even have a scratch but was coved in my blood. My 6yr old had a minor concussion. Doctors didn’t think I would leave the hospital alive and if I did I would be a vegetable , in a nursing home. Went to 4 months of therapy at Shepard Center in Atlanta and after came home. I am paralyzed below the waist, lil damage remained from brain injuries. My memory hasn’t been the same since but did improve. I did loose my sense of smell but have regained about a 1/3 of it back. Things don’t taste like they used to but happy coffee has gone back to smelling almost like it used to. There is actually advantages to losing you sense of smell. I let you figure that one out for yourself.

[@TheRealHoBlivion]

Most people realize this is fiction and not meant to accurately portray the aftermath of a violent assault. Seek therapy.

[@Maurice-n2h]

Yukon Jack takes me back to highschool

[@jessicaclapp4564]

I’m this episode, the real reason kids, and teenagers are doing drugs is because they hang out with the worng friends, they all need to know that they have others out there who are there real friends

[@dinarusso3320]

😊 right, that's a really naive comment, kids like this probably grew up with terrible parents who didn't give a crap about them with no chance

[@renemcarthur4983]

I wonder what institution this was filmed at..... anyone

[@babygirlzmommy]

@Ellie5621 they filmed in Vancouver Canada... but yes it still could have been a bunch of different locations

[@aliali-ce3yf]

this was a super depressing episode.......but the message seems true. wouldn't a solution to remove "yard" time when they can all congregate. everyone stays in their cells. take their meals there. have one bathroom per cell too. take out the interaction, remove the element of fighting, drug trade, etc.

[@blackwidow6729]

Because they're minors and also not murderers and rapists

[@aliali-ce3yf]

@@blackwidow6729 but by doing so , you greatly reduced their chance of being murdered and assaulted in prison

[@blackwidow6729]

@@aliali-ce3yf Well here in America even criminals have rights.

[@aliali-ce3yf]

@@blackwidow6729 if i was in prison, i'd rather be in solitary than in general population - seems safer

[@blackwidow6729]

@@aliali-ce3yf Agreed

[@KevinPiland]

2:50 2:51 The Holly Robinson Theme.

[@KevinPiland]

5:56 Excuse me.

[@KevinPiland]

6:02 Well why don’t you shut up and let somebody else talk?

[@KevinPiland]

6:27 Eat it Wrench.

[@KevinPiland]

46:18 End Theme

[@fireinthesky3018]

I thought theyd be in uniform? Even if it is juvenile hall

[@aliali-ce3yf]

26:34 - moby dick isn't the best suggestion. A Random Walk Down Wall Street: The Time-Tested Strategy for Successful Investing would be better

[@2008sab]

3:50

[@2008sab]

3:51

[@andrewbouk1324]

I hate to say this but, I never understood the love this episode gets, it’s never done anything for me. I’m actually jealous of all of you that enjoy it so much. One day I will get it.

[@neilnelmar8007]

10

[@allonsopia]

34:33 did you get enough love my little dove why do you cry tell me what did you learn from the tillamook burn or the fourth of july 🥹🥹

[@makessensetokickurheadjr879]

They look 30. The teacher was that undercover in reservoir dogs that coaches mr orange That dorothy is a hottie