A wave of pure nostalgia swept through fans earlier this year when T.J. Hooker stars Heather Locklear (64), William Shatner (94), and Adrian Zmed (71) reunited at a fan event, bringing one of the most beloved trios of 1980s television back together. Seeing them side by side again was a reminder of a time when action-driven network dramas ruled prime time and T.J. Hooker was a must-watch staple for millions of viewers.
At the heart of the series was William Shatner’s unforgettable portrayal of Sergeant T.J. Hooker, a tough, principled veteran cop whose moral compass and intensity anchored the show. Shatner brought authority, charisma, and emotional weight to the role, cementing Hooker as one of television’s most iconic law enforcement characters. Decades later, his presence still commands respect and admiration from fans across generations.
Heather Locklear’s role as Officer Stacy Sheridan was groundbreaking for its time. She wasn’t just a love interest or background character—she was a capable, determined, and confident officer who helped redefine how women were portrayed in action television. Her performance inspired many viewers and remains a standout example of strong female representation in 1980s TV. Adrian Zmed, meanwhile, infused the show with youthful energy as Officer Vince Romano, bringing warmth, humor, and natural chemistry that balanced the show’s intensity and helped make the ensemble so memorable.
The reunion wasn’t just about revisiting a TV series—it was a celebration of enduring friendships, shared history, and a cultural moment that continues to resonate. T.J. Hooker lives on through reruns, streaming, and the devotion of longtime fans who still cherish its characters and stories. Seeing these three icons together again was a powerful reminder that great television doesn’t fade—it connects generations, long after the final episode airs.