Timecop is an American SCI-FI televion series, created by Mark Verheiden. It ran on the ABC network and first aired in the fall of 1997. The series is based on the successful Jean-Claude Van Damme film, Timecop (1994) from Universal Studios. Thirteen episodes were ordered, but the show was cancelled and only nine episode actually aired, due to low ratings and poor advertising.

Ted King was Officer Jack Logan and Cristi Conaway was Officer Claire Hemmings. 

Premise:

In 2007, time travel is a reality using time sleds to enter the time stream. However, the technology has leaked beyond the United States government. Rogue time sleds built by other parties are sending criminals into the past for a price. The Time Enforcement Commission was formed to retrieve and arrest the criminals, preventing the alteration of history.

“In 20/20 hindsight, I wish the show had been darker and grittier both in terms of the storytelling and stylistically. But we were trying to deliver an 8:00 pm show. That meant doing something 'suitable for children,' so gritty wasn't going to happen. We were just getting our sea-legs, story-wise, with our last episode, which was a sweet story about Don Stark's character Matuzek trying to reconnect with his teenage son. But we were canceled as that episode was wrapping production, and that, as they say, was that."

Mark Verheiden, about the cancellation of Timecop.

Dr. Dale Easter