Watch Stroker and Hoop

TV-14
2004
1 Season
7.3 (1,312)

Stroker and Hoop was an animated television series that aired on Cartoon Network from 2004 to 2005. The show starred Timothy Levitch as John "Stroker" Strockmeyer and Curtis Armstrong as his partner C.A. Hoop. The series follows the adventures of the aforementioned two private detectives as they crack cases and catch bad guys with their unique set of skills. Stroker is a former race car driver turned private investigator, while Hoop is a former police officer who was kicked off the force for being too reckless. The show is a parody of classic detective series like Miami Vice, Starsky and Hutch and The Rockford Files, and features a lot of over-the-top action, humor and pop culture references. The series is also known for its unique animation style that blends traditional 2D animation with CGI elements. Stroker is portrayed as a laid-back, cool and collected individual with a bit of a wild streak. He often likes to take unnecessary risks, much to the chagrin of Hoop, but this is something that he feels makes him a better detective. Hoop, on the other hand, is the straight-laced partner who always follows the rules, much to the annoyance of Stroker. However, he provides a much-needed sense of caution and common sense to balance out Stroker's more impulsive tendencies. Each episode of the show featured Stroker and Hoop embarking on a new case that usually involved some kind of criminal activity. The cases ranged from tracking down stolen diamonds to uncovering a ring of counterfeiters, and each was unique in its own way. The show also featured a cast of recurring characters, including Lt. Cabrera, Stroker and Hoop's police contact, and C.A's ex-wife, who had a habit of popping up at inconvenient times. Despite its relatively short run, Stroker and Hoop amassed a dedicated following of fans who appreciated its offbeat humor and unique animation style. The show was also praised for its clever writing and voice acting, which included Jon Glaser as the show's narrator. In conclusion, Stroker and Hoop was a fun and quirky animated series that didn't take itself too seriously. Its blend of action, humor and pop culture references made it a hit with viewers, and its unique animation style set it apart from other animated series of its time. While the show only lasted for two seasons, it left an indelible mark on anyone who was lucky enough to catch it during its original run.

Filter by Source

Do you have Apple TV?

What are you waiting for?

Nice! Browse Apple TV with Yidio.

Ad Info

Seasons

13. Putting the 'Ass' in Assassin aka Three Cheats to the Wind

December 25, 2005

Stroker, Hoop, Double-Wide, and C.A.R.R. are all abducted and left hanging hundreds of feet in the air by a crane. The person responsible for their abduction contacts them through a walkie-talkie and informs them that if they can't guess who he is in three guesses he will drop them.

12. How to Get Dead in Advertising

December 18, 2005

Stroker and Hoop have to solve a case and go undercover at her advertising agency-where Stroker's incessant boozing and sexual harassment quickly establish him as a creative superstar. Meanwhile, Rose must learn to survive on the inside after being targeted for death by a notorious Latina prison gang.

11. The Wrath of Kahn'Ja aka U.F.O. Baby

December 11, 2005

While on a normal morning jog, Stroker sees a UFO ship crash land and meets an alien woman.

10. I Saw Stroker Killing Santa aka A Cold, Dead, White Christmas

December 4, 2005

Stroker takes his son to the mall to see Santa, instead they witness Santa being injected with a mysterious and deadly poison. Stroker chases the man who attacked Santa through the mall and picks up a lottery ticket that falls out of the man's pocket. The ticket happens to be a winning ticket and Stroker must choose between helping Santa or enjoying his new fortune.

9. Just Voodoo It

November 27, 2005

The hot wife, Porsche, of an old playboy worth $40,000,000,000 finds her husband dead in the dining room after she rips apart the bear designed to look like him. Coroner Rick finds the stuffed bear in the trash and finds that the bears injuries are identical to the billionaire's. To prove her innocence, she hires Stroker and Hoop to find out the connection between the bear and her husband's death.

8. Hip Hop Hooray aka Gangsta Sap

November 20, 2005

Stroker and Hoop are on the case when a gangsta rapper's home movies are stolen right from under their noses. If they go public, his street-cred as a hard nosed murderer will be ruined. Meanwhile, C.A.R.R finds a new job as a co-host of a lite-hits morning show.

7. Quiller Instinct aka Peeping Todd

October 9, 2005

When a greedy infomercial pitchman steals Double-Wide's million-dollar idea, Stroker gets suckered into taking the case. But he'll have to solve it without the help of Hoop, who starts behaving strangely after being stuck by a radioactive porcupine. Has it imbued him with super powers?

6. Ninja Worrier aka Chopping Spree

October 2, 2005

Stroker and Keith obtain something called the "Handle of the Fire Lotus", which is a treasure to some ninjas. They attack Stroker and Keith to try to get the handle back until they are forced to fake their own death to get rid of the ninjas. Meanwhile, after giving away the fact that he never shot anyone before in his life, Hoop quits and falls hard for a beautiful but deadly karaoke singer.

5. XXX Wife aka Stroke Her and Boob

September 26, 2005

After Stroker and Hoop double-cross an adult-film director, he exacts his revenge by making an adult film parodying their detective skills. Stroker and Hoop take their new fame in stride -- until they realize it's actually them in the movie, performing under hypnosis!

4. The Rube Job aka Revenge is a Dish Best Served Fried

September 19, 2005

Stroker and Hoop are forced into hiding in Mississippi after accidentally shooting a vicious Colombian drug lord. Once in town, the local sheriff enlists their help in solving a series of grisly serial killings. Beauty contestants in the Miss Southern Delicacies Pageant are being battered and fried in the manner of the food they're named after. Could Hoop be the killer?

3. Tinfoiled Again aka Star Crossed Livers

September 12, 2005

Strange things are afoot after Stroker buys his own billboard in an undesirable part of town. His first new client is a man who claims Ron Howard is controlling his mind. Distracted by the sudden disappearance of their appendixes, Stroker and Hoop aren't exactly hot on the case -- until Ron Howard starts whispering dangerous thoughts in their ears.

2. The Five Diamonds aka A Hard Act to Follow

September 5, 2005

At the birthday party of Stroker's son, David Copperfield makes a kid named Danny disappear.

1. C.A.R.R. Trouble aka Feelin' Dirty

August 1, 2004

After failing to return a demon-possessed teenage girl to her parents, Stroker and Hoop decide to help a high school marching band find out who has been sending the band threatening letters, and stole the money from their fund raising car wash. Meanwhile, C.A.R.R. develops an addiction to car washes, and abandons Stroker and Hoop when they are ambushed by a goon squad of mascots, to go on a car washing binge.

Description

The show is a parody of classic detective series like Miami Vice, Starsky and Hutch and The Rockford Files, and features a lot of over-the-top action, humor and pop culture references. The series is also known for its unique animation style that blends traditional 2D animation with CGI elements.

Stroker is portrayed as a laid-back, cool and collected individual with a bit of a wild streak. He often likes to take unnecessary risks, much to the chagrin of Hoop, but this is something that he feels makes him a better detective. Hoop, on the other hand, is the straight-laced partner who always follows the rules, much to the annoyance of Stroker. However, he provides a much-needed sense of caution and common sense to balance out Stroker's more impulsive tendencies.

Each episode of the show featured Stroker and Hoop embarking on a new case that usually involved some kind of criminal activity. The cases ranged from tracking down stolen diamonds to uncovering a ring of counterfeiters, and each was unique in its own way. The show also featured a cast of recurring characters, including Lt. Cabrera, Stroker and Hoop's police contact, and C.A's ex-wife, who had a habit of popping up at inconvenient times.

Despite its relatively short run, Stroker and Hoop amassed a dedicated following of fans who appreciated its offbeat humor and unique animation style. The show was also praised for its clever writing and voice acting, which included Jon Glaser as the show's narrator.

In conclusion, Stroker and Hoop was a fun and quirky animated series that didn't take itself too seriously. Its blend of action, humor and pop culture references made it a hit with viewers, and its unique animation style set it apart from other animated series of its time. While the show only lasted for two seasons, it left an indelible mark on anyone who was lucky enough to catch it during its original run.

Stroker and Hoop is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (13 episodes). The series first aired on August 1, 2004.

Where to Watch Stroker and Hoop

Stroker and Hoop is available for streaming on the Cartoon Network website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Stroker and Hoop on demand at Apple TV and Adult Swim.