T and T

T and T centers on T.S. Turner, a hard edged investigator operating in Canada, who confronts crime with a blunt, no nonsense approach. The show pairs Mr. T's imposing presence with a tense procedural format that blends action with personal stakes for Terri Taler and Danforth Decker, two recurring figures who cross Turner's path in each case. The action driven, character focused drama blends procedural investigations with moral choices, all filtered through Turner's tough but principled code. The series premiered in January 1988 in syndication and later migrated to the Family Channel in 1990. The opening voice over frames the premise, while a Merry Clayton theme song lends a distinctive sonic signature for episodes. Tone balances grit.

Created by Michael Hirsh and Patrick Loubert, the show was produced in Canada from 1987 to 1990 and debuted in January 1988 in syndication before moving to the Family Channel in 1990 as Mr. T's starring vehicle after The A-Team.

Reception to T and T has been modest, with a small but dedicated audience and a 6.8 out of 10 rating from five votes. The show blends crime storytelling with Mr. T's persona, exploring justice, loyalty, and duty within a Canadian setting.