Future Cop

Sci-Fi 1976

Ernest Borgnine stars with John Amos as two street-smart cops who have been assigned a new rookie partner, Haven. But Officer Haven has a secret. He looks human, talks and acts human. But he's not. He's an android with superior intellect and super strength. He's the perfect cop, the cop of the future!

Sci-Fi 1976

TV-PG

Starring Ernest Borgnine, John Amos, Michael J. Shannon

EPISODE 1

Cleaver and Haven

In the series pilot, Officer Cleaver is introduced to his new robotic partner, Officer Haven.

1 hr 12 min · May 1, 1976 TV-PG
EPISODE 2

Fighting O'Haven

In order to bring down a corrupt boxing ring, Haven poses as a boxer.

50 min · Mar 5, 1977 TV-PG
EPISODE 3

The Mad Mad Bomber

Cleaver and Haven race against the clock to stop a deranged man from blowing up a number of buildings in Los Angeles.

1 hr 39 min · Mar 25, 1977 TV-PG
EPISODE 4

Girl on the Ledge

A girl threatens to jump from the ledge of a downtown building unless Cleaver can convince her father to speak with her.

49 min · Mar 25, 1977 TV-PG
EPISODE 5

The Carlisle Girl

A businessman uses his company as a front for his illicit drug empire.

50 min · Apr 7, 1977 TV-PG
EPISODE 6

The Kansas City Kid

When an investment broker gambles away pension funds, Haven's advanced technology allows him to become a cardshark to win it back.

50 min · Apr 22, 1977 TV-PG

Ernest Borgnine

Joe Cleaver
John Amos

Officer Bill Bundy
Michael J. Shannon

Officer Haven
Herbert Nelson

Captain Skaggs
Irene Tsu

Doctor Tingley

About

Future Cop

SCI-FI

Ernest Borgnine stars with John Amos as two street-smart cops who have been assigned a new rookie partner, Haven. But Officer Haven has a secret. He looks human, talks and acts human. But he's not. He's an android with superior intellect and super strength. He's the perfect cop, the cop of the future!

Information

Studio: ABC
Released: 1976
Rated: TV-PG
Region of Origin: United States

Languages

Original Audio: English
Audio: English (United States) (AAC)
Subtitles: English (CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.