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Street Justice

1991

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EP1 Death Warmed Over Oct 03, 1992

After being shot by a Shadow Dragon, Adam lays comatose in a hospital bed, dreaming that he is on trial for the unjustified death of Michael Sunks, the man he and Dennis were chasing when Dennis died.

EP2 Circle Of Death Oct 10, 1992

Grady is pulled back into an underground world of no holds barred, to the death martial arts fighting when two of his students find themselves in the competition, and in over their heads. Beaudreaux is investigating a string of bodies with broken necks, and the trail leads straight to the Circle of Death.

EP3 Cross Fire Oct 17, 1992

When Schuham dies in an alley shoot-out, Kelsey is devastated, as they'd only recently begun a relationship. She is quick to pin the crime on Damon Moore, but Adam and Grady believe that there is more to it than that.

EP4 Feet Of Clay Oct 24, 1992

A prisoner accuses Adam of taking bribes, and the ensuing investigation uncovers evidence that Adam's old partner, Dennis Malloy, may have been on the take. Adam is reluctant to believe it, but he can't ignore the evidence.

EP5 Each One, Teach One Oct 31, 1992

Adam is trying to handle a hostage negotiation situation when he is introduced to his new partner, Eric Rothman. Initially Adam resents Rothman, because he believes his father bought him a place on the force, but changes his mind when he watches Rothman walk away. Any doubts he had left disappear when he realises that Rothman's got demons of his own...his sister was brutally raped and attacked months earlier, and has never come out of her coma.

EP6 Country Justice Nov 07, 1992

Malloy is shocked to learn that her former sweetheart, Billy, is in town, and while she is saddened to learn of his wife's death, it opens the door for a relationship between the two of them. The only problem is that Billy is widely suspected of having caused his first wife's death, and there are some pretty bad people after him.

EP7 Back From The Dead Again Nov 14, 1992

Grady saw Thomas Hardin, the man who killed his parents, alive. And when he tells Beaudreaux, Beaudreaux tells him that Hardin is dead, and they saw him die remember. However, Beaudreaux was lying it seems that Hardin didn't die but was in a coma and Beaudreaux chose not to tell Grady about this. But what Beaudreaux doesn't know is that Hardin regained consciousness and has been walking around, and has accepted a job. Grady finds out who he is working for, and he and Beaudreaux get Hardin and this time he is dead.

EP8 Innocent Blood Nov 21, 1992

After Adam accidentally shoots the son of a terrorist, he returns the 'favor' by shooting Malloy. Even though Malloy is under house arrest, Grady and Miguel manage to get word to him that Malloy is dead, and the three of them go after Nidar.

EP9 Angel Of Death Nov 28, 1993

Formerly a famous photojournalist, Jack Faulkner is looking to redeem himself by catching the city's latest villian, a man who murders nurses. Grady is enthralled with the man who claims to have known his parents, and ignores Adam's warnings to stay away.

EP10 Remember Me Jan 09, 1993

When Miguel saves an old man from being beaten to death, Adam is shocked to realise it's his former foster father. He hasn't seen Joe or Catherine Johnson since he was ten years old and he was taken away from them. Unfortunately, Joe is in the throes of Alzheimer's, and is unable to help Adam learn about is past, and also unable to help capture the men who beat him.

EP11 Black Or Blue Jan 12, 1993

When a pizza clerk is shot in a white neighborhood and Willis is spotted trying to capture, the culprit, some local teens assume Willis was the killer because he was black, and this creates a race war between Willis' Youth Rescue group and the teenagers.

EP12 Bitter Fruit Jan 23, 1993

Adam is thrilled when his old army buddy Doc Nash comes to town, until he realises that Doc is dying from exposure to an defoliant named Apple 66. Adam promises Doc that he will expose AlterChem for what they're doing.

EP13 A Sense Of Duty Jan 30, 1993

Young Joey is the sole witness to a drug-related mother, so his mother, Jennifer, turns to her ex-boyfriend Grady for help.

EP14 Obsession Feb 06, 1993

A cop's crush on Malloy turns into a deadly obsession.

EP15 Honor And Trust Feb 13, 1993

Grady is arrested for a 10-year-old murder he faked to collect a bounty.

EP16 On My Honor Feb 20, 1993

A young man is arrested for killing a cop (John), and Beaudreaux is the only witness to the crime. Realising that Beaudreaux's silence will free his brother, Joe (Kim Coates) kidnaps Malloy, vowing to kill her if Beaudreaux testifies.

EP17 The Cost Of Peace Feb 27, 1993

Despite his peacemaking attempts, Miguel is suspected of killing a rival gang leader, and Beaudreaux has to prove his innocence.

EP18 Countdown Mar 06, 1993

Demanding his son's release, a killer holds the precinct hostage.

EP19 Hello Again May 08, 1993

An ex-cop vows revenge on the Internal Affairs officer who put him behind bars.

EP20 The Wall May 15, 1993

In a fight, Beaudreaux is jabbed with a junkie's needle.

EP21 My Brother's Keeper May 22, 1993

Beaudreaux relives his brother's accidental death.

EP22 Desperate May 29, 1993

Adam is shocked when the woman Grady introduces him to as the love of his past turns out to be a bounty hunter who busted up a good collar earlier. Lisa gets Grady involved in a bounty on a protected witness, and Adam has to fight to keep both of them out of jail.
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Synopsis

Street Justice is an American action crime drama series starring Carl Weathers and Bryan Genesse. The series began airing in syndication in 1991, and was canceled in 1993 after two seasons.

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Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever
ScoobyWell Great visuals, story delivers no surprises
Matrixiole Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.
Twilightfa Watch something else. There are very few redeeming qualities to this film.
bkoganbing Some of the best and most interesting television series have been made north of the American border and Street Justice was one of them. When you live close to the border as I do and are fortunate to get Canadian television stations you get to see a lot of things that Americans don't normally see.Street Justice had a run of two years and it got canceled frankly because star Carl Weathers got a much better offer to step into an established TV hit with In The Heat Of The Night. It's a pity it did not get to run longer.The premise was an interesting one, very similar to David Carradine's modern Kung Fu series. Carl Weathers was a soldier wounded in Vietnam and missionaries with a young son saved his life. After the war he tried to look for them and found they were killed and their son was missing. Years later he turned up as martial arts expert Bryan Genesee.In addition to being a cop in an unnamed American/Canadian city (the better to market the series with)Weathers also owned a bar with both Genesee and Charlene Fernetz. Genesee had a status similar to Adrian Monk's with the San Francisco PD as a consultant, a personal one for Weathers. Though his consultation work involved more physical than cerebral skills. They made quite a team.Halfway through the first year Weathers came up against street gang leader Marcus Chong who he decided correctly was worth rehabilitating. Chong was the best thing in the series I thought for sure would be a breakout star. He's apparently writing and not acting any longer and that's a pity because he was one sexy hunk.Ironically enough In The Heat Of The Night ended its run within two years, I think Street Justice would have had a long run had Weathers stayed with it. These are career decisions that you can't go back on though. Still I'm glad it's out now on DVD for the young folks of today to enjoy.
sunsky-2 I loved this show when I twelve. Believe you me I never missed a show. The guy that played Grady was my favorite. Brad Pitt later followed behind him once the show went off the air. Still, I can recall waiting up to watch Street Justice and the Untouchables while everyone slept. All while eating ramen noodles. Even though the people in the show have faded from my mind the memory and time as well as place in my life are remembered. It's truly amazing what the old shows bring back. Like, where you were, what you were doing. It does in some weird way take you back. I am twenty eight, married with two kids. Where does the time go? Anyway, thank you for keeping a little of this memory alive.
Miss_MiChiMi I was twelve when I ran across this show back in the early 90s. I have to say, I was impressed back then. There was action, the stories were good, and each episode was interesting. Carl Weathers was coming off his 80s fame from movies such as Action Jackson and Predator. The rest of the cast were relatively unknown, at least on the 12 year old circuit.Of course, there is always the story of the breakout star. In season two, Boudreax got a new partner named Eric Rothman, played by a then unknown actor named Eric McCormack who would end up on a little show called Will and Grace.Bryan Genesse has gone on to infamy in the B movie circuit. Granted, he has potential. If given the right scripts and marketing, he could be a contender in the action movie business, but he makes the B versions for now.There was just the right mix of action and dramatic scenes to keep the show from falling into a creative rut. I wish it had lasted longer and that it would be released on DVD.
imdbcamel This show was one of my guilty pleasures in the early 90s. Half-Drama, half-action, it always had a little something for everyone. Decent dialogue, interesting story lines, and good fight choreography (one of the episodes even had Billy Blanks fighting Bryan Genessee in the final scene).Overall, the actors seemed to have decent on-screen chemistry (the romantic tension between Malloy and Beaudreaux, the Paternal-turned-fraternal relationship with Grady and Beaudreaux) and references to Grady's checkered past added some depth to the show. Fast and stylish (at least by early 90s standards), Street Justice is a little like "Walker, Texas Ranger" if it had been aired on the WB(though this was long before the WB came out). Worth seeing if you could find it somewhere.