wesley eure is young inventor brian foster and who invented a new crime busting security device in the form of a robot dog and the titular c. h. o. m. p. s. (it stands for canine home protection system). c. h. o. m. p. s. and who been modeled after brian real dog rascal and can do just about anything while he got enhanced speed and strength and x ray vision and and the like. it just the thing to save his boss ralph norton (conrad bain) security company. naturally and a slimy competitor and gibbs (jim backus) wants the edge so he tries to get his hands on the secret. this is the kind of thing that just too hard to resist. it got plenty of slapstick (chuck mccann and red buttons play a great pair of bumbling idiots) and an upbeat attitude and an engaging cast and and enough good laughs to keep one entertained. the energetic disco style music gets repetitive but is undeniably catchy while the story is straightforward and and the dogs themselves are absolutely adorable. in one thoroughly odd but side splitting touch and there another dog in the film (named monster) whose thoughts we actually get to hear while both his dialog and the performer doing the voice are priceless. in fact and he even utilizes some mild profanity and his last words end the film on a positively gut busting final note. eure and the cute valerie bertinelli are very likable young leads and and their veteran supporting cast plays the material with all the gusto they can muster. larry bishop and hermione baddeley and robert q. lewis and and regis toomey also co star. a rare theatrical live action venture for the cartoon creating team of hanna and barbera (the flintstones and scooby doo and the smurfs and and so on) and c. h. o. m. p. s. is agreeably silly stuff. i know it left me with a smile on my face. positive . 
wesley eure is young inventor brian foster and who invented a new crime busting security device in the form of a robot dog and the titular c. h. o. m. p. s. (it stands for canine home protection system). c. h. o. m. p. s. and who been modeled after brian real dog rascal and can do just about anything while he got enhanced speed and strength and x ray vision and and the like. it just the thing to save his boss ralph norton (conrad bain) security company. naturally and a slimy competitor and gibbs (jim backus) wants the edge so he tries to get his hands on the secret. this is the kind of thing that just too hard to resist. it got plenty of slapstick (chuck mccann and red buttons play a great pair of bumbling idiots) and an upbeat attitude and an engaging cast and and enough good laughs to keep one entertained. the energetic disco style music gets repetitive but is undeniably catchy while the story is straightforward and and the dogs themselves are absolutely adorable. in one thoroughly odd but side splitting touch and there another dog in the film (named monster) whose thoughts we actually get to hear while both his dialog and the performer doing the voice are priceless. in fact and he even utilizes some mild profanity and his last words end the film on a positively gut busting final note. eure and the cute valerie bertinelli are very likable young leads and and their veteran supporting cast plays the material with all the gusto they can muster. larry bishop and hermione baddeley and robert q. lewis and and regis toomey also co star. a rare theatrical live action venture for the cartoon creating team of hanna and barbera (the flintstones and scooby doo and the smurfs and and so on) and c. h. o. m. p. s. is agreeably silly stuff. i know it left me with a smile on my face. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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