Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment Page #3

Synopsis: Mahoney and friends have graduated from the Police Academy (1984) and are issued with their first assignments. As before, their cheerfulness and devotion to duty outweigh any shortcomings, but are they ready to do battle with a band graffiti daubing terrorists?
Genre: Comedy
Production: Warner Home Video
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Metacritic:
39
Rotten Tomatoes:
29%
PG-13
Year:
1985
87 min
1,141 Views


Don't think, don't talk, don't breathe

unless l tell you. Understand?

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-Yes, sir.

-All right.

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We're gonna get along just fine.

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-Did you hear that?

-No, sir.

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Doggone it! We got ourselves a flat tire.

Get out and check your side.

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Mine's okay. How's yours?

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Fine, sir.

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There it goes again.

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Officer Eugene Tackleberry

reporting for duty, sir!

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Officer Kathleen Kirkland. . .

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. . .and l appreciate

you not calling me sir.

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All right. Mount up, Tackleberry.

Let's go.

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Oh, this neighborhood ain't so bad.

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You know the secret

to being a good cop?

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You gotta get to know the people.

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-Yo, man, you got a match?

-Sure. Here. Keep the pack.

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-Thank you.

-Good. Very good!

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That's the idea, son. You gotta

build up trust with the people.

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Then they'll respect you.

Know what l mean?

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Give me two of them glazed doughnuts.

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l'll have a chocolate.

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Excuse me, sir. Officer Carey

Mahoney reporting for duty, sir.

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Officer Mahoney.

lt's nice of you to drop by.

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-l missed you earlier.

-Had to get a new uniform.

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Oh, good. Good. We can't face

the public naked, can we?

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That's right. Where would

we hang our handcuffs?

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That's cute. l like an officer

with a sense of humor.

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l like you too, sir.

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l admire a guy who's

not ashamed to floss.

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You know, sir, oral hygiene is something

too many big-city cops overlook.

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Oh, good. Good.

So you like hygiene, huh?

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Then you're gonna like

your new partner:

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Officer Vinnie Schtulman.

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Hello? Hello?

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-Hello.

-Who is it?

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Carey Mahoney, your new partner.

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-Come on in. Come on in.

-Thanks.

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-Make yourself at home.

-Alrighty. Alrighty.

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-Don't sit in the broken chair.

-Right. l got it. l saw it. l saw it.

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Would you like breakfast? l got eggs.

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l'm fine. l'll get something later.

Tetanus shot, maybe.

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-This is an excellent place you got here.

-Thanks. l decorated it myself.

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-Hey! Vinnie Schtulman.

-l got peanut butter on my hand.

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-l like peanut butter.

-Mahoney. Nice to meet you.

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Hey, would it be okay

if l eat real quick?

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-Yeah, go ahead.

-Thanks.

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Next to lunch and dinner, breakfast

is the most important meal of the day.

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Oh, jeez. Bunky.

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Bunky, how many times l gotta tell you?

The litter box! The litter box!

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-You sure you don't want any?

-l'm on a diet.

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-Want me to lock the door?

-No, neighbors might borrow something.

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-lt's gonna be great having a new partner.

-l was thinking about it--

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l hope Lou's not jealous.

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Hey. Your pastrami's ready.

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Did you put the mayo on that?

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You've been quiet. l take it you

don't like your assignment.

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-That's affirmative.

-ls it because l'm a woman?

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l decline to answer that question

out of respect for your gender.

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l'll take care of myself.

You just cover your own ass.

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That's a nice piece.

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l was referring to your side arm.

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May l?

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Sure.

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lt's a Colt Python.

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-What kind of load do you use?

-1 58-grain semi-wadcutter manstoppers.

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Sensible weapon.

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l use a factory-accurized

Detonics .45 Scoremaster.

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lt's got the extended barrel,

short hammer fall. . .

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. . .and l load with 230-grain

full patch rounds.

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lt's primarily for stopping power.

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On the other hand,

if you want penetration. . .

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. . .the .357 will crack

the engine block of a truck.

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l can see where that would be useful.

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All right. Touchdown!

All right! Good job!

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-Give me another one.

-Look at the little football players.

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-Hey! We're playing ball.

-Come on, punk.

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-Give it back.

-You want the ball?

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-Give me the ball!

-Here. Go get it!

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-You never seen a football?

-Hey! Hey, copper!

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Throw me the ball!

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Come on, will you throw it back here?

Come on! Give it to me!

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-This is not such a bad neighborhood.

-This is a great neighborhood.

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-Yeah?

-l grew up here.

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-No way.

-Yeah.

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-Little kid here.

-Little Schtulman running around here?

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-You were little?

-That was me.

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We should get Lou out of the truck.

He needs exercise.

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-We can get him later.

-Carey, look at this.

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A Nestl Crunch bar,

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Neal Israel

Neal Israel is an American actor, screenwriter, film and television producer and director best known for his comedic work in the 1980s for films such as Police Academy, Real Genius, and Bachelor Party. more…

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