Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment Page #5

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
1,137 Views


of a romantic nature.

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Tack, you've been with women before.

371

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-Well, l--

-You've had one woman before.

372

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33:07,759 -- 00:33:10,876

-Well, not really.

-l've seen you walking with girls.

373

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To be precise--

374

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You're 28 years old.

You're a man of the world--

375

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33:15,119 -- 00:33:16,711

Mahoney, l'm a virgin!

376

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33:23,119 -- 00:33:25,758

Go about your business,

or l'll crack some heads!

377

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33:26,799 -- 00:33:30,030

-Proctor!

-Oh, lieutenant, l was looking for you.

378

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33:30,199 -- 00:33:33,828

l have the pictures of the fruits

drunk at the bar, like you asked.

379

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The composition's a little off, but, sir,

you can clearly see those fruits are drunk.

380

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33:38,719 -- 00:33:43,190

Who asked for fruits drunk at a bar?

l asked for new recruits drunk at the bar.

381

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33:43,359 -- 00:33:45,111

Recruits?

382

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33:46,119 -- 00:33:49,316

Lieutenant, l majored in art.

l could put a uniform on this guy.

383

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-lt would look like Hightower.

-What are you, losing it?

384

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33:52,559 -- 00:33:54,197

Just get me Mahoney.

385

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33:54,359 -- 00:33:57,431

-Should l save these?

-Get me Mahoney!

386

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33:57,599 -- 00:34:00,716

Look at this, look at this.

l got nothing here, l got nothing.

387

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34:00,879 -- 00:34:03,393

-Tack, would you mind? l got a life.

-Mahoney!

388

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34:03,559 -- 00:34:07,268

Lieutenant Mauser wants

to see you. Pronto!

389

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34:12,879 -- 00:34:17,828

Any day now, Mahoney,

and your little ass is mine.

390

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34:17,999 -- 00:34:19,990

You wanted to see me, sir?

391

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34:20,359 -- 00:34:22,429

Didn't your mother teach you

how to knock?

392

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34:22,599 -- 00:34:26,478

lt depends. Sir, l hope this isn't

gonna be too personal.

393

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34:26,639 -- 00:34:28,789

l heard what you said

about my little butt.

394

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34:28,959 -- 00:34:31,757

l don't know how to break this to you,

but l'm straight.

395

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34:33,439 -- 00:34:36,112

You know, you're very funny,

you know that, Mahoney?

396

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34:36,279 -- 00:34:39,077

Every year, we get a rookie

who thinks he's a comedian.

397

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34:40,039 -- 00:34:43,509

Well, Mr. Comedian. . .

398

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. . .see if you think this is funny.

399

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lt's your new assignment.

400

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34:59,399 -- 00:35:01,310

What are we supposed to be doing here?

401

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ln case somebody's car stops. . .

402

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35:03,479 -- 00:35:05,834

. . .we save them from

carbon monoxide poisoning.

403

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35:05,999 -- 00:35:07,352

Who's gonna save us?

404

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35:09,679 -- 00:35:12,398

l guess it can get kind of boring, huh?

405

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35:13,279 -- 00:35:15,998

Hey, Lou! Lou, wanna play catch? Here!

406

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35:16,159 -- 00:35:18,798

Go get it. Go get it, Lou.

407

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Lou!

408

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35:31,439 -- 00:35:33,191

Yeah. Good catch, Lou.

409

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35:59,919 -- 00:36:01,477

Excuse me?

410

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36:03,119 -- 00:36:06,998

-Could l use your restroom, please?

-You buying gas?

411

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36:07,439 -- 00:36:08,792

No.

412

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36:09,039 -- 00:36:11,269

Then pee somewheres else.

413

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36:11,439 -- 00:36:14,795

Look, this is a police emergency.

414

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36:15,119 -- 00:36:17,235

Okay. Take the key.

415

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36:22,799 -- 00:36:24,710

Hey, don't run away with that.

416

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36:25,159 -- 00:36:29,914

The key to forming a successful

citizen's watch group is communication.

417

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36:30,079 -- 00:36:32,070

l want you to think of this precinct. . .

418

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. . .as the hub of a miniature

communications network. . .

419

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. . .stretching from each of your homes

to every officer, on duty and very dirty.

420

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36:44,759 -- 00:36:47,717

-Lou, let's get something to eat.

-Anybody got any aspirin?

421

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36:47,879 -- 00:36:50,188

l've got a headache that's not gonna quit.

422

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36:53,039 -- 00:36:55,997

Oh, well, look at this, here.

lt's the Jones Boys.

423

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36:56,159 -- 00:36:58,627

Holy mackerel there, Mahoney.

424

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36:59,079 -- 00:37:01,513

What did you do, suck up a bus?

425

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37:02,239 -- 00:37:06,517

Lou, you don't like me,

and l'm not crazy about you.

426

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37:07,879 -- 00:37:10,268

Schtulman, you keep him away from me.

427

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37:10,439 -- 00:37:13,033

l'll be in the shower if you need me.

428

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37:16,559 -- 00:37:19,119

Hey, Mahoney, do me a favor.

429

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37:19,679 -- 00:37:21,988

Keep shaking this stuff

so l can fix my helmet.

430

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37:22,159 -- 00:37:25,071

-What did you do, crack it?

-Yeah, l gotta put that on it.

431

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37:25,239 -- 00:37:27,673

-Some sort of a glue?

-lt's epoxy resin.

432

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37:28,719 -- 00:37:31,597

-You mean, when it hardens, it--

-lt turns into plastic.

433

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37:31,759 -- 00:37:33,670

-How long does it take?

-A few seconds.

434

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37:33,839 -- 00:37:35,750

-How long does it last?

-A few years.

435

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38:16,479 -- 00:38:17,798

Hey.

436

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38:18,399 -- 00:38:19,752

Hey!

437

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38:21,199 -- 00:38:23,508

Hey! Wait a minute!

438

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My hand got stuck to my head!

Hey, who's fooling around?

439

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What the f***? Okay.

440

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Okay. Let's not fool around, fellas.

441

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lt's me, and l'm not kidding around.

442

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l want someone to take this out

of my hair! ls that you, Schtulman?

443

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l'm not kidding around!

Now, give me a hand.

444

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38:43,439 -- 00:38:47,114

That ain't funny. That's very childish.

All right, cut it out!

445

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38:47,279 -- 00:38:49,509

You're acting like children. Children!

446

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38:49,679 -- 00:38:53,115

Now, somebody, just pull my hands

out off my head now!

447

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38:53,279 -- 00:38:54,997

Who's in here?

448

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38:56,119 -- 00:38:58,792

Who's that? Who's that?

l'll remember that voice.

449

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38:58,959 -- 00:39:01,109

lf l remember that voice,

you guys are dead.

450

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Dead! D-E-A-D! Dead!

ls somebody here?

451

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Okay, who is this?

452

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All right, Lou. Oh, come on, Lou.

453

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No, Lou, don't bite me there. Lou.

454

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Lou. Please, Lou.

455

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39:13,639 -- 00:39:15,436

Lou, please. Lou.

456

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Oh, no. Oh, no, Lou. Lou.

Good dog, Lou.

457

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39:19,519 -- 00:39:21,669

Oh, no! Oh, no, Lou! No, Lou!

458

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39:24,679 -- 00:39:27,637

All right. Open that door now!

459

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Hey, you. l'm not kidding here!

460

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Well. . . .

461

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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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