
Special Unit
Comedy
Overview
Due to the fairness in disabilities act the Van Nuys PD is forced to hire four handicapped undercover detectives and their training officer happens to be the worst cop in L.A.
Top Cast


Michael Aronin
Michael Aronin
Morgan
Michael Aronin
Morgan


Christopher Titus
Christopher Titus
Garrett Fowler
Christopher Titus
Garrett Fowler


Cynthia Watros
Cynthia Watros
Tara Small
Cynthia Watros
Tara Small


Debbie Lee Carrington
Debbie Lee Carrington
Sophie
Debbie Lee Carrington
Sophie


Billy Gardell
Billy Gardell
Captain Wynn
Billy Gardell
Captain Wynn


David Figlioli
David Figlioli
Alvin
David Figlioli
Alvin


Tobias Forrest
Tobias Forrest
Mac
Tobias Forrest
Mac


Rachel Bradley
Rachel Bradley
Margie
Rachel Bradley
Margie


Sammy The Dwarf
Sammy The Dwarf
Detective
Sammy The Dwarf
Detective


Jentzen Ramirez
Jentzen Ramirez
Billy
Jentzen Ramirez
Billy
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