Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment Page #8

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
1,121 Views


Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!

660

00:
56:13,159 -- 00:56:15,150

Try to relax.

661

00:
56:16,279 -- 00:56:18,713

l'm sorry. lt's just the strain, that's all.

662

00:
56:19,599 -- 00:56:21,988

You stupid bastard!

663

00:
56:22,159 -- 00:56:23,638

Excuse me.

664

00:
56:25,199 -- 00:56:27,190

Why are you doing this to me?

665

00:
56:27,719 -- 00:56:29,038

-Who?

-You!

666

00:
56:29,319 -- 00:56:32,072

And those rookies you sent me.

667

00:
56:32,239 -- 00:56:34,992

All they can do is screw up.

668

00:
56:35,159 -- 00:56:40,392

The neighborhood is turning against us.

They're coming at me from all directions.

669

00:
56:40,559 -- 00:56:41,833

That would be normal.

670

00:
56:43,479 -- 00:56:44,958

Why don't you do something?

671

00:
56:45,119 -- 00:56:47,917

-Like what?

-Well. . .

672

00:
56:48,559 -- 00:56:50,948

. . .something to reassure the neighborhood.

673

00:
56:51,759 -- 00:56:55,388

A special show of police involvement

for the neighborhood.

674

00:
56:55,919 -- 00:56:57,955

A street fair.

675

00:
56:59,919 -- 00:57:01,591

A street fair.

676

00:
57:02,639 -- 00:57:06,393

Eric, that's a brilliant idea.

677

00:
57:07,279 -- 00:57:09,315

What's a big brother for?

678

00:
57:15,719 -- 00:57:18,836

-This fish is boiling.

-Oh, you want stir-fry?

679

00:
57:30,799 -- 00:57:34,508

Step right up! lt's so simple

even a quarterback can do it.

680

00:
57:34,679 -- 00:57:36,351

-You look like a quarterback.

-Me?

681

00:
57:36,519 -- 00:57:37,872

-Yeah.

-Could you hold this?

682

00:
57:38,039 -- 00:57:39,916

l'll hold your cotton candy. Come on.

683

00:
57:40,079 -- 00:57:42,035

l know you can do it. Come on.

684

00:
57:42,199 -- 00:57:44,315

Get it up on your shoulder.

685

00:
58:00,359 -- 00:58:02,634

Thank you, Mrs. Mayor.

686

00:
58:02,799 -- 00:58:06,633

Now, this broom is just a symbol

of the new spirit. . .

687

00:
58:06,799 -- 00:58:10,587

. . .that's sweeping across

our neighborhood.

688

00:
58:15,199 -- 00:58:19,431

And so, Mrs. Mayor,

perhaps you'll join with me. . .

689

00:
58:19,599 -- 00:58:23,512

. . .in sweeping the crime

off our streets for good.

690

00:
58:31,239 -- 00:58:36,233

-What's going on here?

-Cops are having a fair.

691

00:
58:37,199 -- 00:58:39,394

-What for?

-They're trying to raise money. . .

692

00:
58:39,559 -- 00:58:42,073

. . .to clean up the neighborhood.

693

00:
58:43,879 -- 00:58:45,358

That's awful nice of them.

694

00:
58:45,519 -- 00:58:48,192

Are they gonna have games

and prizes and rides?

695

00:
58:48,359 -- 00:58:50,714

Yeah!

696

00:
58:50,879 -- 00:58:55,999

-Are they gonna have a Ferris wheel?

-They got a big one.

697

00:
58:56,159 -- 00:58:58,957

l hate Ferris wheels!

698

00:
59:00,359 -- 00:59:03,795

l got a bad stomach. They make me sick.

699

00:
59:04,439 -- 00:59:07,112

-You don't have to ride on it.

-No!

700

00:
59:07,279 -- 00:59:13,115

-Well, l'll go on it if you go on with me.

-Okay.

701

00:
59:13,839 -- 00:59:16,478

Let's go have some fun.

702

00:
59:37,719 -- 00:59:39,550

lt's mayhem.

703

00:
59:52,799 -- 00:59:55,518

-Hi, are you the mayor?

-Yes. Yes, l am.

704

00:
59:55,679 -- 00:59:58,477

-l voted for you.

-Oh, that was very nice of you.

705

00:
59:58,679 -- 01:00:03,116

-l know when l'm whipped.

-Sir, that's not like you.

706

01:
00:03,279 -- 01:00:06,430

-Who's taking over? Don't tell me.

-Mahoney.

707

01:
00:06,599 -- 01:00:10,148

Captain Mauser wants to see you

in the squad room. Now.

708

01:
00:13,119 -- 01:00:18,751

From this moment on, l am the de facto

commander of this precinct.

709

01:
00:21,119 -- 01:00:26,716

My name is Captain Mauser. Captain.

710

01:
00:28,759 -- 01:00:30,556

On Thursday last. . .

711

01:
00:30,719 -- 01:00:36,396

. . .yours truly was the object

of a disgusting personal attack.

712

01:
00:37,599 -- 01:00:43,276

And l would like to have some names.

713

01:
00:43,439 -- 01:00:45,270

Just some names.

714

01:
00:50,359 -- 01:00:52,077

Okay.

715

01:
00:52,239 -- 01:00:58,109

Have it your way. But l will suspend

every single one of you!

716

01:
01:00,959 -- 01:01:02,790

Sir.

717

01:
01:04,279 -- 01:01:05,507

l did it.

718

01:
01:10,679 -- 01:01:12,670

Mahoney.

719

01:
01:13,439 -- 01:01:15,111

Mahoney?

720

01:
01:15,279 -- 01:01:20,069

-What kind of clown do you think l am?

-A juggling clown?

721

01:
01:20,519 -- 01:01:23,591

-You're suspended. lndefinitely! Sit down!

-You can't do that.

722

01:
01:23,759 -- 01:01:27,752

-You suspend him, you suspend me.

-My pleasure.

723

01:
01:27,919 -- 01:01:29,750

Sit down, smelly.

724

01:
01:30,079 -- 01:01:33,196

We don't know where they come from,

where they hide out.

725

01:
01:33,359 -- 01:01:36,317

We don't even know who their leader is.

726

01:
01:36,799 -- 01:01:40,997

-God, would l like to nail that bunch.

-l would love to get my job back.

727

01:
01:41,639 -- 01:01:45,427

l say we do what Baretta would do.

728

01:
01:45,599 -- 01:01:46,952

Baretta?

729

01:
01:47,359 -- 01:01:50,510

-What?

-Go undercover.

730

01:
01:50,679 -- 01:01:53,273

lnfiltrate the gang. Get their confidence.

731

01:
01:53,439 -- 01:01:57,557

-Schtulman.

-You think you could do that?

732

01:
02:00,039 -- 01:02:01,711

No.

733

01:
02:03,679 -- 01:02:05,317

But he could.

734

01:
02:08,319 -- 01:02:10,150

-He's right.

-No.

735

01:
02:10,319 -- 01:02:12,594

You're young enough.

736

01:
02:12,759 -- 01:02:15,353

Hell, you even look like

one of the little creeps.

737

01:
02:15,519 -- 01:02:18,909

-He's talking about a television show.

-Mahoney, here's the deal.

738

01:
02:19,079 -- 01:02:22,469

Now, l can't pay you a salary,

can't even give you expenses.

739

01:
02:23,039 -- 01:02:27,351

lf you get yourself in a jam,

l might not be able to bail you out.

740

01:
02:27,519 -- 01:02:29,828

-Could be dangerous.

-You could get killed.

741

01:
02:30,919 -- 01:02:32,147

He's right.

742

01:
02:35,119 -- 01:02:37,997

Sounds awfully tempting.

743

01:
03:19,759 -- 01:03:24,389

Get out of there!

He'll call you back!

744

01:
03:27,599 -- 01:03:30,511

l said, he'll call you back!

745

01:
03:31,639 -- 01:03:34,073

Hey, man! Hey, man, what you doing?

746

01:
03:35,719 -- 01:03:37,710

-Nothing.

-Why'd you mess up the phone?

747

01:
03:37,879 -- 01:03:40,552

l felt like it. Don't sit so close!

748

01:
03:40,719 -- 01:03:43,916

-l'm Flacko. This is my man Mojo.

-What do they call you, man?

749

01:
03:44,079 -- 01:03:47,628

-Jughead! Jughead!

-Me and Mojo, we're with the Scullions.

750

01:
03:47,799 -- 01:03:50,267

-Who do you run with?

-The Archies. The Archies.

751

01:
03:50,439 -- 01:03:54,193

-l ain't never heard of no Archies.

-Used to be the Fudpuckers.

752

01:
03:54,359 -- 01:03:57,988

-Yeah, l think l know some Fudpuckers.

-Don't press your luck!

753

01:
03:58,159 -- 01:04:00,514

-Hey, you should be with us.

-Oh, yeah? Why?

754

01:
04:00,679 -- 01:04:03,034

-Because we the baddest.

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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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