K-911 Page #3

Synopsis: Mike Dooley has been teamed up with Jerry Lee, a German Shepherd dog, for nearly ten years, but Jerry Lee isn't as young as he once was, and Dooley's superiors suggest that maybe it's time that Jerry Lee was retired from the force. But there is a stalker who wants Dooley dead. The stalker, disgruntled crime novelist Devon Lane, became obsessed with Dooley's wife after she rejected his book, and he blames Dooley for her death. When Jerry Lee can't keep up with chasing Devon during a shootout, Captain Byers teams Dooley and Jerry Lee with a younger K9 team -- aggressive female detective Welles and her dog Zeus, a young, strong Doberman Pincher. After Dooley futilely investigates a convict he once busted, the dogs get him back on track by sniffing out Devon's storage locker. The room reveals Devon's identity to Dooley, and one of Devon's manuscripts reveals that he intends to make Dooley suffer for his words. When Devon makes a bold move by invading the precinct and taking Welles hostage,
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Charles T. Kanganis
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
17%
PG-13
Year:
1999
91 min
290 Views


[ Man ]

Everybody duck.

It's Dooley.

Don't listen to him.

- [ Whining )

- Lay down, Jerry Lee.

- [ Whines )

- What's with him ?

What ?

He's not a morning dog.

Listen, last night

the shooter called.

Took a shot at me.

H it my beer.

Why didn't you

call it in ?

I g ot another beer.

But wait a minute,

he said something weird.

Something really strang e.

He said, ''It's hard to lose

a loved one, isn't it ?''

- Is he talkin' about Tracy ?

- I don't know.

Could be anything.

Could be a reveng e act,

it could be somebody I know.

- I-I-I don't know.

- Harry Stipe. Harry Stipe.

He swore that

he would g et you after

what happened to his brother !

No, Harry Stipe's

doin' five to ten.

Not anymore. He g ot paroled.

- Harry Stipe is out ?

- Yeah, it just came in.

- Stipe is out,

and nobody told me ?

-J ust came across my desk.

Give me the parole officer's

name. I want his address.

Not so fast, Dooley.

Come on !

Give it to me.

Sit.

[ Whines )

There's some guy out there

gunnin' for you. You're not

g oing anywhere alone anymore.

- Not this again.

- Welles, g et in here.

Welles ?

And bring Z eus with you !

- Z eus ?

- [ Snarling )

- [ Growling )

- Hey, whoa-ho-ho !

Meet your new partners.

No way !

- You're not g onna actually

let them in here, are you ?

- I certainly am.

- Detective Dooley.

- Officer Welles.

- Serg eant Welles now.

- Oh. Sorry, I didn't know.

- Good, you two know each other.

- Yeah, we had a moment

a little while ag o.

- Before he, uh--

[ C oughs ]

- [ M umbling )

Look, I don't see

what that dog is g onna do

that Jerry Lee can't do.

Z eus !

[ Speaking Dutch )

[ Speaking Dutch ]

Very impressive, Welles.

- Dooley ?

- What ?

He was trained

in antiterrorist tactics.

Could he g o into a mini-mart

and pick up a six-pack of beer ?

He attacks through windows.

Well, Jerry Lee

has mastered Windows '98.

Got his own chat room.

'' Dogs for Dogs'' ?

[ Shouting I n Dutch )

Jerry Lee

can do that.

You can do that,

can't you ?

[ Whining )

Captain ? I really don't

think this is a g ood idea.

-I couldn't agree more with her.

-Dooley shouldn't

even have that dog.

He's not trained

as a canine officer.

He's a dog with a pet.

- [ Growls )

- Ooh !

Aren't we a little moody ?

- [ Growls )

- Z eus and I can handle

this case alone.

I g ot news for you.

Once I g et a parolee's address,

this case is closed.

Then I g ot news for you.

A parolee doesn't even

fit the profile.

Profile ?

What is this,

an Olympic moment ?

This is a police

investigation here.

Really ?

I wouldn't have guessed.

You don't need a profile

to catch a bad guy.

All you need is a g ood cop

with g ood instincts.

I'm glad you said

''g ood cop,'' because so far,

your instincts suck !

You two are g onna

g et along great.

Dooley, I need

to talk to you alone.

No offense, Serg eant.

No offense

taken, Captain.

See you outside,

partner.

Hey! If you're

g onna ride with me,

g et out of that uniform and

be on my desk in five minutes.

''At.''

He meant ''at.''

No, I meant ''at.''

''At. ''

At my desk.

''At. ''

[ M uttering I n Dutch )

What is wrong with you ?

Didn't you g o to

the sexual harassment seminar ?

I missed that one.

I was-- I was at

another seminar.

All right, forg et about it.

She'll probably

be cool about it.

Ah, look.

Put Jerry Lee outside.

H-He can't testify.

Look, just have him

wait outside.

He can keep a secret !

Have him wait outside !

All right.

Come on, Jerry.

U h, I g ot a delivery

for, uh, Detective Dooley.

Sign, please.

U h, there's

a complementary card in there.

Thank you.

I saw the vet report

today, and, uh,

[ Sighs )

you need to--

[ Dooley ]

What ?

[ Jerry Lee Whines ]

You better give

some serious th--

You need to give thought

to g etting a newer dog.

What ?

Well, one like Z eus.

Yes.

Z eus ?

That crazy, psycho do g ?

Are you kiddin'me ?

He wouldn't last five minutes

with me-- I'd kill him !

Look, he probably

doesn't even drink.

I don't need a new dog.

You know what I need is

a bigg er gun-- one like this.

Will you put that away,

you idiot ?

Or one like this.

Where did you g et this ?

This-This is L.A., not Dallas.

How about this one ?

Look, I g ot a guy

out there with an M- 1 6

takin'shots at me,

and all I g ot...

is this.

Dooley, firearms,

that's not the problem.

The problem is Jerry Lee.

What ?

Well, if he misses a step,

you could lose your life.

Don't you understand ?

That's why I'm giving you

both new partners.

I read that vet report.

The vet report said you were

in the best shape you've

ever been in your life.

Alert. Responsive.

He's a killer !

You're a stud dog,

Jerry Lee.

- [ Whines )

- See ?

You see that ?

You see his sly

and uncanny way ?

He's pretending to be

asleep so he can pounce.

Good boy, Jerry Lee.

Come on. Let's g o.

Come ! Jerry.

Hot do gs !

Hamburg ers !

Chili!

[ Whining )

Hey, Dooley.

These flowers were

just delivered for you.

M ust have been

a wild night.

''Was last night

as g ood for you

as it was for me ?''

- Who gave you these ?

- The delivery guy.

- What did he look like ?

- Green pants, black belt.

You saw him from

the waist down, that's it ?

I was sittin' in--

What are you doing ?

Touching evidence again ?

Puttin'your prints

all over this ? Listen to me.

You see these gloves ?

I want you to wear these things.

Forever !

Yeah.

- Okay.

- Take these down to the lab

and have them dusted.

[ Welles ]

Z eus ! C ome !

Come on. Let's g o.

That Welles and that

stupid psycho dog is probably

sittin' up at the desk.

You and I can g o g et

the bad guys ourselves.

Hey !

We were just

looking for you.

Weren't we, Jerry ?

Check this out.

If you look

at the holes, they actually

spell out something.

It says, ''Even though

I'm older and slower,

I'm still the same a**hole

as I was before. ''

Very funny.

That's very funny.

You think that was funny ?

[ Sighs )

Come on, Jerry Lee.

Z eus !

[ Dutch )

I can do that.

All right, look.

I want to g et

one thing straight...

before we g o on here,

all right ?

What went on between

you and me is history.

Now, you have g ot

to let it g o.

I don't even think

about it anymore.

And neither should you.

Okay ?

Okay.

What do you mean, okay ?

I mean okay.

Okay,

you agree with it,

or okay, you don't

think about it anymore ?

Okay. I don't think about it.

How can you not

think about it ?

You said you don't

think about it.

Well, of course not.

I mean, I'm-I'm-I'm--

But what ? What ?

What ? You're so irresistible,

how could I not think about it ?

Well--

Because, you know,

it was one night.

Heat of the moment stuff.

Absolutely right !

Right.

Get in.

[ Sighing, Swearing

I n Dutch )

What was that ?

What ?

Nothing.

And you, dog,

let's g et one thing straight

between you and me, all right ?

N umber one:
No barking,

no drooling, no f--

passing of gas...

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