Chuck Takes on the Chicago Mob and Dirty Cops!

For SPK's first Chuck Norris review, Telly picked what has been called the Bearded One's best, 1986's "Code of Silence". Not being huge fans of the the man, it was a first time watch for all of us.

Directed by Andrew Davis ("The Fugitive", "Under Siege"), "Code of Silence" casts Norris as a '80s cop who, of course, does this "his way". While being targeted by a crime boss and dealing with some dirty shenanigans in his precinct, Chuck winds up teaming up with a robot (!) to even the score.

Is the film Prime Chuck or will the episode be a Chuck Roast?

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