’21 Jump Street’: THR’s 1987 Review On April 12, 1987, Fox aired a two-hour Sunday night premiere of the undercover cop series.

'21 Jump Street' was a hit series, but Johnny Depp was hesitant to star in the beloved series when first offered the role.

21 Jump Street sports a likable and charismatic cast, but the series is more maudlin than hip with its earnest embrace of a cheesy premise and an offensive reliance on racial stereotypes.

One of the first shows to break away from all of that was the 1987 series 21 Jump Street, which followed four younger-looking cops who went undercover in high school where they posed as students ...

In a self-conscious remake of the '80s TV series, two rookie cops — played by Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum — go undercover as high school students. Critic Andrew Lapin says the movie ...

The 21 Jump Street movie was more than a reboot; it gave the TV series the closure it deserved.

21 Jump Street, the late '80s teen crime series, made big stars out of several of its cast members—including Johnny Depp—and gave early credits to a slew of soon-to-be stars with names like ...

The TV show 21 Jump Street aired on Fox from 1987 to 1991. The series focused on a team of undercover police officers who investigated crimes affecting young people. Which cast member has the ...

With "21 Jump Street" stars Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill — as well as supporting players Nick Offerman and Ice Cube — returning for the sequel, "22 Jump Street" sets the narrative in college ...

In the case of Rosie Perez, her fledgling career included a guest spot on 21 Jump Street, which saw her get the vote of confidence from Johnny Depp himself. Talking to Variety, the Brooklyn-born icon ...

On April 12, 1987, Fox aired a two-hour Sunday night premiere of undercover cop series 21 Jump Street. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review is below.