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Alas, the big breaks just aren't coming his way, so Rocky takes a gig working for the swanky Beverly Hills Patrol, a private security agency that caters to the sometimes-peculiar needs of the Hollywood high and mighty. Rocky figures this could help him come in contact with some Hollywood big shots who could give him the break he needs. However, Rocky's in-yer-face approach to almost everything (he's almost as annoying as the actor who plays him -- Joe Pesci) doesn't endear him to his boss (played by Fred Williamson), the police or the clients anymore than it did to producers and directors. Ah well, at least he gets to live in Dean Martin's guest-house. (Rocky refers to Dino as "Mr. Martin"). Poor Joe. He don't get no respect. One of the few books that even bother to mention this show is Craig Nelson's Bad TV: The Very Best of the Very Worst. TELEVISION
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