Looking back now, viewers still recognize 21 Jump Street as one of the biggest shows of the 1980s, but at the time, Johnny Depp was reluctant to join the cast. The series, which ran for five ...

On the surface the 21 Jump Street movie was a reboot of the classic ... closure for Hanson and Penhall. In the TV show, Penhall got a proper send-off but Hanson just disappeared after the ...

It was the perfect TV show for the War on Drugs ’80s. It was also the perfect show for the fledgling FOX network. 21 Jump Street was one of the first FOX dramas ever, and it had everything the ...

I did not expect much from the movie adaptation of 21 ... TV show (Sex and the City, The Simpsons) to the movie as resolution (Serenity) to the movie as loving parody (Starsky and Hutch). Jump ...

1995’s The Brady Bunch Movie cracked the code in how to adapt seemingly dated TV shows for the big screen. And much like that earlier film, 21 Jump Street stays true to the source material in ...

The massive boom in TV-based film adaptations shows an intriguing shift in Hollywood's attitude toward the smaller screen: TV used to be the film industry's whiny kid brother, clamoring for ...

21 Jump Street arrested audiences over the weekend, taking the top spot at the weekend box office. The remake of the '80s TV show, now starring Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, grossed an estimated ...

They might share the same name, and they might share the same basic concept, but the New Orleans-shot action-comedy "21 Jump Street" has little else in common with the 1980s TV cop show that ...

But ? 25 years later, 21 Jump Street the TV show is remembered primarily as the career kickstarter of Johnny Depp as a young actor with an obvious something. As it turns out, dim memories and a ...

On the surface the 21 Jump Street movie was a reboot of the classic ... closure for Hanson and Penhall. In the TV show, Penhall got a proper send-off but Hanson just disappeared after the ...

TV REVIEW: Surprise ... being reassigned to the long-dormant 21 Jump Street unit overseen by the intimidating Captain Dickson (Ice Cube, specializing in hilarious, expletive-laden slow burns).