Gunzer likes fast cars (in one episode, he buys a Mercedes SL sports car), and faster women, and looks upon the chaste Rosie as nothing more than a friend and colleague. Charlie Gunzer, played by Richard Romanus, is the group's free-spending ladies' man, with a dry, wicked sense of humor, who Rosie likes, but is afraid to tell him. She is crazy about Gunzer, and often tries to get him to notice her. She became a police officer after her husband went missing in Vietnam and enjoys making - and-deflecting - jokes about her bust size. Rosie Johnson, played by former Australian teen singing star Trisha Noble, is tough, curvaceous, and beautiful - and very much a lady. He likes to wear turtleneck sweaters instead of ties, and hates Murphy's chili dog diet, refusing to share in it. He is like a coiled spring, ready to strike when provoked, as he does when his family is threatened by white supremacists in the episode "The Outcasts". Paul Strobber, played by Dorian Harewood, is the only married member of the team, and the most serious a loving family man, with a wife and young son, but easily the most fearless and dangerous Strike Force member on the street. Murphy's favorite food is chili dogs (which he seems to "require" everyone on his team of "Strike Force" detectives to eat) his constant nemesis is the squad room soda machine, which seems to work for everyone in the precinct but him, and is a running joke in the series.
He is as tough as nails, but caring and fair, and loyal to the people under his command. He is a recent divorcé who is stuck with a house that was painted pink by his ex-wife, Eve, (who left him for a career in show business, but whom he still obviously loves dearly), where he lives with Sam, his scruffy, oversized, beer-drinking dog (whose main source of nutrition appears to be a brand of dog food labeled "Doggone It"). He is a tough, incorruptible cop, tenacious and efficient on the job, but whose personal life is as unkempt as the home he lives in. Frank Murphy, is the head of the special Strike Force unit.
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