The generation gap, comedy/drama cop series “Jumpsuit & Hoody” ran for two seasons on the ABC network, it was eventually replaced in 1981 by a new law enforcement show entitled “Leg Warmers and Parachute Pants on patrol”
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Jumpsuit’s tag-along son, Fedora, was my favorite part of that show. He was so cute – just like a mini version of his dad!
Isn’t the guy on the right wearing the standard-issue Federation outfit from Star Trek: The Motionless Picture?
Oh, and I think I remember Jumpsuit and Hoody. Wasn’t it on Tuesday nights, after the Happy Days / Laverne & Shirley / Mork & Mindy block?
Remember when the chief was yelling at them “I got the DA breathing down my neck, Jumpsuit! You’re a loose cannon!”
I think the ‘thumbs up’ high sign was popularized by Jumpsuit. I don’t remember Hoody’s sign off, was it a two finger salute from his forehead? MT
jump suit is missing his trademark walking stick/blowgun.