‘Nash Bridges’ Movie: Don Johnson & Cheech Marin Are Back in Action in Teaser (VIDEO)

Meredith Jacobs October 28, 2021, 5:15 pm

Cheech Marin as Joe Dominguez and Don Johnson as Nash Bridges in Nash Bridges — David Moir/USA Network

You can add the long-awaited Nash Bridges reunion to your plans for Thanksgiving weekend!

USA Network’s two-hour Nash Bridges movie will premiere on Saturday, November 27, at 9/8c. The film brings back original cast members Don Johnson and Cheech Marin as Nash Bridges and Joe Dominguez, elite investigators for the San Francisco Police Department’s Special Investigations Unit.

Also returning from the original CBS series is Jeff Perry, who played Inspector Harvey Leek. The new cast members include Joe Dinicol, Diarra Kilpatrick, Angela Ko, Paul James, Alexia Garcia, and Bonnie Sommerville. USA Network has released a teaser that shows both the returning Nash and Joe, as well as Dinicol’s character, who asks, “what are you, in an ’80s cop movie?”

“You know, you could learn a thing or two from ’80s cop movies,” Nash replies. Watch the video below to see Nash and Joe back in action, including who’s throwing a punch.

Who’s ready for the ride of their lives? The boys are back in ONE MONTH for the #NashBridges movie event November 27 at 9/8c. 🚗 pic.twitter.com/FpGtkipOHF

— USA Network (@USA_Network) October 27, 2021

USA previously released the key art for the movie, which you can check out in full below. It features Johnson and Marin with the very fitting tagline, “The Boys Are Back,” as they walk through crime scene tape.

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The original Nash Bridges, created by Carlton Cuse, aired six seasons, from 1996 to 2001. Word of this reunion was first reported in 2019. At the time, it was said that the two-hour TV special could serve as a backdoor pilot for a revival series.

The Nash Bridges film is produced by Village Roadshow Television, written by Bill Chais (Franklin & Bash, Chicago Justice), and directed by Greg Beeman (who directed 14 episodes of the original series and served as a producer). Johnson, Chais, Beeman and Cuse will executive produce.