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Scott Bakula's Early TV Flop: 'Gung Ho'

1 Jul

Summary

Scott Bakula replaced Michael Keaton in the 1986 TV show 'Gung Ho'.
The TV series was based on the 1986 film of the same name.
ABC cast Bakula shortly before filming after changing actors.

A television series adaptation of the 1986 film 'Gung Ho' featured Scott Bakula in a leading role. This series, also titled 'Gung Ho', aired in 1986. The original film focused on the collaboration between an American liaison and a Japanese manager at a car factory.

ABC decided to develop the film into a television sitcom, believing the central relationship was well-suited for the format. Initially, Michael Keaton, who starred in the movie, was not slated to reprise his role. Ned Eisenberg was announced for the part of Hunt, but Scott Bakula ultimately took over shortly before production commenced.

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