"POLICE ACADEMY 3 BACK IN TRAINING" (1986)

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  • INT 48
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  • DAY 3
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EXT. POLICE ACADEMY - DAY

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Establishing shot ovar which we hear pretentious, official-sounding MUSIC. And, judging by the official- looking cars and the helicopter squatting on the parade field, something big is going on here.

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EXT. OUTDOOR AUDITORIUM - DAY

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FROM THE STAGE

GOVERNGR KEILSOXN addresses the audience. Behind him sits a dour group of two men and two women - the EVALUATION COMMITTEE. Beside the Committee sit COMMNANDAXTS LASSARD and Mauser, Lt. Proctor and CHIEF HURST.

NEILSON
’ ' Cin mid-speech> ++-as Governor of this great State, I’m Filled with pride at the sight of our graduating police cadets.

ANGLE ON THE GRADUATES

TWO GROUPS in diiferent uniforms, sitting on opposite sides of an aisie. We also discover CALLAHAN in front and JONES in back with Blanks and Copeland. Copeland's wearing a neck brace. They exchange conspiratorial smirks.

NETLSON ¢0.8.> Howevar, it saddens me to tell you that this is the last time there will be two graduating classes. It's time to tighten our belts.

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Revised 8/23/85 8, CONTIXUED: g ra ANGLE GN LASSARD

engrossed in chasing away a fiy playing Kamakazi pilot with his head. Over this we hear...

NEILSON (0.8.)
Tine to close’ one of our Academies. But in the spirit of fair play for which my administration is noted, I've appointed...

‘ ANGLE OK EVALUATIOK COMMITTEE and boy are they a humorless looking bunch.

; ” NEILSOK €0.5.) ey a. Committee to evaiuate and compare the two. So, each Academy's fate rests in their own hands.

ANGLE OK LASSARD

We can't he sure he's heard any of this because the damn fly is driving him nuts. It lands on the cheek of a HOMAK beside him. Lassard is fascinated, Slowly, carefully, he raises his hand to strike as...

‘“KEILSON (0.8.} I'm sure both Commandants welcome this renin gis

SLAM, Lassard nails the fly, sending the woman sprauiing out of FRAME.

Got it!

THE GOVERNOR

turns, oblivious to the slight commotion behind him.

NETLSON
wisn't that so, Commandants Lassard and Mauser.
(motioning them to stand> oe

The AUDIENCE applauds. tLassard stands, a bit bewildered. LASSARD

reacting te applause> Good heavens, it was only a fly.

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EXT. POLICE ACADEMY - PARADE GROUND - DAY 3

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Let's take a second toe set things up: The Governor's

helicopter squats at the far end of the Parade Field;

to reach it, the Governor must pass before a long line of POLICE OFFICERS who stand ready to salute hin.

Mauser and his boot-licking assistant, Lt. Proctor, cross to Lassard, Callahan, wearing mirror-shades (she's always wearing mirrored-shades), stands beside him at rigid parade rest, followed by Blanks, Copeland and Jones.

MAUSER
Well Commandant, geod luck.
LASSARD
Yes, may the better Academy win.
HAUSER
Oh, we intend to, we intend to.
LASSARD
Don't he so sure Commandant Mauser. We have many, many wonderful new recruits. Men and women we will mold in my own image.
MAUSER
Oh, promise me you'll do that!

The Governor, the Evaluation Committee and POLICE COMMISSIONER HURST arrive and Mauser bows repeatedly.

MAUSER
(continuing? Ladies, gentlemen. A pleasure. Anyone need a ride? Perhaps a police escort? Don't hesitate to ask. Governor, magnificent speech. Bravo. I applaud it.

And he does, getting raised eyebrow toaks and nervous smiles as they pass by.

CALLAHAN
Cuith no change in position or expression? Why heat around the bush, Mauser? Just get down on your Knees and kiss his ass.

(COHTINGED>

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MAGSER
I don't need any tactical advice from you, Gallahan! €following Governor? Oh, Governor!

Mauser steps in front of the Governor and brandishes file folder thick with papers in his face.

MAUSER
I thought the Governor might he interested in a little study I've put together on training techniques.
HURST
The Governor is in a hurry, Commandant Mauser.
MAUSER
€to Governor) I could memo you on this, sir.

The Governor nods, tries to step around Mauser, who moves to block him.

AXGLE ON JONES
The glimmer in his eye suggests he's up to no good. ANOTHER ANGLE 50 we are seeing Mauser over Jones’ shoulder. MAUSER Governor, I believe I spaak

for everyone when [I say...

And Mauser BELCHES.

Rather, Jones manufactures a belch for him. Perhaps the loudest belch we've ever heard, The Governor steps back -- stunned. WMauser'’s stunned too -- he can't believe he

did that. Lassard steps forward.

LASSARD
I assure you Governor, Commandant Mauser does not speak for this Academy.
MAUSER
Tawa Tsosern SE Peecaxs

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Jones manufactures a little STOMACH RUMBLING then another BELCH. Mauser grabs his gut, then his mouth...looks horrified...the Governor and Evaiuation Committee give him a wide berth as they head for the helicopter -

“HURST ‘ -. muttered te Mauser) Get hold. of yourself, idiot. You're making. the Governor sick. :

Hurst storms ain Mauser turns on Proctor.

MAUSER: What the hell ure Raha let me eat?

Proctor sputters.

" LASSARD-

-Weil, Mauser, I:think you've made a lasting impression on the Governor, ~

MAUSER
“€uaves his file> ‘This'1l maka -the only lasting impression that counts. We'il -see who's got an Academy leit uhen this is over.

Mauser and Proctor storm off. Lassard'’s concerned.

COPELAND
‘€false bravada> You have nothing to worry about, sir.
RLANKS
Right! Leave things to us and Mauser will be eating those words.

Copeland and Blanks snap off a salute and exit FRANE. A beat. Then, in unison...

LASSARD/JONES/CALLAHAN
fin unison> .Wa better cali Mahoney!

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EXT. PLAYGROUND - DAY

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CLOSE on Mahoney in uniform, We don't know where he is or what's going on but judging by the SHOUTS and SCREAMS, the POUNDING GF RACING FEET and the frantic expression on

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No! Stop! No! (blows whistle>

WIDE

as he walks forward and wa discovar the source of all that noise - TWO GiRLSt BASKETBALL TEAMS have been going at it on a Blayground court. The qualifications for these teams is. that you have to took great in shorts and a tee-shirt.

‘They all do as they stop playing and turn to Mahoney.

_ WAHOKEY It's a simple give and go... Gather round...

He motions them around as he sits on his haunches to draw some X's and 0's on the hardtop.

MAHONEY
Now, all you do is...

Mahoney stops as he looks up ~- totally encircled by the girls. He clears his throat.

; MAHONEY -»-gather around even more.

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MAHCGHEY'S PATROL CAR 4A

parked near the playground. A nine year old black kid

named TOMMY, sits in the driver's seat, feet propped up on the dashboard, reading a comic book. The car radio

CRACKLES ON and he answers.

TOMMY
Sergeant Mahoney's office.

RADIO VOICE (¥.0.)

Get Mahoney and get your fest off the dashboard!

This last bit startles Tommy. He sits holt upright, then looks around to discover Jones peering through a window.

JONES

Cas radio voice) That’s a lot better.

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TOMMY
Cduplicating radiec voice> Ah, I shoulda known it was you!
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THE PLAYGROUND : 7 5

Mahoney runs the teams through .a drill. He stands at the top of the key and passes the ball off to a girl

slashing past him. At least that's how it's supposed to work. —

MAHONEY
Alright, let's go...move it...

The first girl through, takes the pass but her dafender sails right into Mahoney. The twe go down.

GIRL DEFENDER
Ch...F*m sorry Sergeant, I didn't mean to...

The cthers have gathered around as they stand...

MAHONEY
Don't worry about it. My pleasure. ; €te others; as if he enjoyed it) Anyone else like te foul me?

The girls laugh. Tommy breaks through the circle. TOMNY Sergeant, my Uncle's here. Says Lassard needs help.

Mahoney's axpression changes and we linger on Mahoney long enough to know this is important, then...

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EXT. PARK. - NIGHT 6

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We are looking across an expanse of grass at a WOMAN seated with her back to us on a park bench. We can’t

tell much about her except that she's wearing a BARBI -DOLL blond wig, she's a bit on the bulky side and the purse beside her is big enough to carry 2 microwave.

A MAN who exudes purse snatcher, steps into the f.g. and looks around surreptitiously. He slinks towards the unauspaeting woman. s

Pic Oe; v. MAK - WOMAN —

and her tempting purse. His hand reaches for it as we...

ANGLE on the purse snatcher, clamping hold of the purse

‘straps, He takes a step then is suddenly pulled hack,

out of FRAHE. HIDE .

The woman jerks on the purse so hard the man flies over the bench, hitting the ground with a THUD. He looks up in painful amazement, eyes filled with horror. He screams.

P.O.V¥. MAK. - WOMAN

‘Only now we discover the oniciinitin face of HIGHTOWER under

that blond wig.

RACK IN SCENE .

there's a CACKLING RADIO SOUND from somewhere and Hightower extends a walkie-talkie from where his cleavage should be. We hear...

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RADIO VOICE ¢¥.0.>) «3

Hightower...turn in your pantyhose, :

- Lassard needs help. | 7

A heat for Highton s reaction, then... ® Cut TO:

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EXT. BACKYARD - SUNSET : 8

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At first, we seem to ba tracking through some exctic jungle. Jungle birds CHIRP, jungle bugs make jungle BUG SOUNDS, ali heightened by ominous Jungle STALKING MUSIC.

BUD, a gangly twenty year old, moves cautiousiy around a palm tree. He stops. Looks down. Bends and we bend with him to discover...

LITTLE EUGENE

Sgt. Tackleberry's two yaar cld son. He wears a diaper, a toy holster and he carries a plastic squirt gun.

BUD
(whispered)

...Gome on little Eugene, give me ES hint. Where's he hiding?

Little Eugene shakes his head.

ANGLE on...uwetl, we cant be sure but it looks like wet sand. Slowly, a form begins to emerge from the sand: -ttts TACKLEBERRY, hare chested, with a bow slung across his shoulder - he’s doing his best RAMBO OUT OF THE MUD impersonation.

ANGLE on Bué@ trying to get some hints from Little Eugene.

; gs BUD “Come one. I have a message - €or him.

A wet aed covered Tackleherry looms ominously in the b.g., then lunges at Bud gripping him around the throat.

BUD
€a bit strangulated> Ch, that was a good one. Really fooled me. Ah, Mahoney called. Said Lassar@ needs help.

Tackleberry loosens his grip; a distant, gtazed look in his eyes. If you sat next to someone on a bus uith this look,

you'd move immediately. Bud rubs his throat. RAG He ReuEy

picks up his son as we go...

WIDE

The kid giggles and playfully squirts Tackleberry in the face with a spray from the water pistol.

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CONTINUED: 8 TACKLEBERRY Geod shot, Meanwhile, we're discovering Tackleberry'ts jungle's a composed of potted palms, the SOUNDS are provided by a *

tape deck and Tackleberry's hiding place was a child's sandbox.

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INT. HALLWAY - DAY 9

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There's bright, blinding Light as, from a LOW ANGLE we *

. peer down a highly polished marble floor. te hear the - ECHOING CLICK of boots on the hard surface and then SIX

ELONGATED SHADOWS MOVE towards. CAMERA. Dramatic MUSIC SWELLS as the CAMERA tilts up to find five silhouettas dramatically backlit ~ smoke billowing up behind them.

We may not recognize them at first but these are our heroes, making an entrance that has all the mystic and hereic impact of "THE RIGHT STUFF". Hahoney, Jones, fackleberry, Hooks, Hightower and Callahan sweep towards us ~ avenging angels, determined to save the day.

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TNT. LASSARD'S OFFICE - BAY 10 Lassard sits at his desk, flanked by Bianks and Copeland. In front of Lassard is a goidfish bowl containing a LARGE GOLDFISH. Lassard, Copeland and Blanks look up as...

P.O.V. ALL OF THEM - OUR HEROES

dramatically filling the doorway.

JONES
Clike the littiea girl in ’POLTERGEIST*> We're here!

BACK IX SCENE

Blanks and Copeland are obviously unhappy as our heroes line up in front of Lassard’s desk. Lassard stands, a *

riding crop in hand. He touches it to the brim of his | + cap and snaps off a salute.

LASSARB
What a wonderful, wonderful moment. My favorite graduates back... ;

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10 GoNTiNtEDs. fo" 8- se ae Herds , * Bye - te eo ; we eS i

te BLAKKS

.€interrupting>

Sir;: y don't see why we need Mahoney ane these.

- LASSARD ; : Sgt. ‘Blanks, ithe Academy is iaelag

its greatest challenge. We must were ROR R ER: :

As ewnain’ snenke: he ‘paces behind his desk, tapping his hand with the. crop.for emphasis. ~

We suspect he may have seen PATTON a few. too Ban times. Fishbowl and fish are on desk, i cow

- LASSARD After many >- many years of turning out. many, many fine police officers, the. state says it can neo longer afford two academies. God knows what they did with all the money..

Lassard gets carried away and smacks his palm too hard with

the riding crop. He lets out a controlled HUM cf pain but goes on ee new zeal.

LASSARD
We have a tradition to uphold

here! A reputation to defend and defend it we wiill

Lassard smacks the desk with the crop and the fish flies out. .Mahoney catches it. Drops it in howl. Lassard lays the crop on the desk and sits.

LASSARD
Mith our new recruits and your help, I'm sure we will survive this competition!

Lost in thought, he rolts back and forth in his chair, each time straying just a little. bit further from the desk.

LASSARD

There can ontiy be one winner. But also only one loser so it werks out nicely.

ANGLE on our heroes; their heads move side to side track- ing Lassard as if viewing a tennis match.

ANGLE GN Lassard rolling back and forth.

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LASSARD
Cwistful> I certainiy hope we win. Then [I could retire with the Same sense of dignity I have always brought to this Academy.

Lassard has rolled completely out of FRANE. There's an Q.S. CRASH then the chair rolis back into FRAME -- minus Lassard.

LASSARD (0.S.)
re €continuing> ’, Dismissed.

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EXT. SUBURBAN REIGHBORHOOB - MORKING 11

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A very quiet, very quaint suburban nelghborhood just waking up to the morning sun. & YOUNG BOY on a bike delivers newspapers - tossing them towards the stoops: real Norman Rockwell Kind of stuff. A paper hits the door of the first house and comes to a rest. A paper hits the door of the second house and drops to the steps.

At the third house, things aren't so quaint or quiet. A uniformed SGT. DOUG FACKLER is back out his front door, arguing with his wife. MRS. FACKLER, suitcase in hand, tries to shove past him and succeeds in knocking off his hat.

FACKLER
Put down the suitcase! You're not going to the Police Academy! Cbends to pick up hat?
MRS. FACKLER
Wrong!

But that's about all she gets cut because as he bends for his hat, the newspaper arrives, sails over his stooped form and nails Mrs. Fackler in the gut. She GROANS, clutching her stomach and dropping the suitcase.

FACKLER
€grabbing suitcase} Finally!

She lunges for the suitcase, They wrestie over it.

FACKLER
One policeman in this family is enough!

The suitcase opens, spilling its contents over the lawn. This stops the fighting for a beat.

MRS. FACKLER
€hurt and pathetic? IT only want to join the force to be with you. We can ride together, wear matching uniforms, share ammo. Ail the stuff that helps a marriage.

Fackler buys it. He bends to gather up his wife’s things.

FACKLER
Gee, police work is so dangerous.

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-Just how dangerous becomes immediately apparent: Mrs. Fackler drops her sweet act, pushes her husband head over heals, then races tor the driveway where a police car squats behind the family station wagon. Fackiar lunges, catching her by the ankle. She hits the ground with a THUD but

- undaunted and tnharmed, tries crauling te the car.

' . MRS. FACKLER Let go of me mister or-faca the consequences,

FARCLER
€dragging her by the leg to the house? This is for your’ own good. it's heti . out there on the streets,

Mrs. Facile stops atrugdding: Speaks calmly.

, MRS. FACKLER O.k.. You’re right. We're adults, we can talk this out.

A relieved Fackler helps his wife up.

FACKLER
Good. You'ti see. Your place is here at home.

Suddenly, Mrs. Fackler bolts for the house slamming the door in her husband's face and locking it. Fackler proceeds to carry on a one-sided conversation with the locked door...

4 : FACKLER (0.s.> I thought we were adults. Open up. O.K., you want to be this way, fine, I'm trained for this stuff. I can stand out here all day. You’re not getting past me.

While he's carrying on this conversation we...

ANGLE on a window at the side of the house. Mrs. Fackler appears, drops from the window to the ground.

MOVE with her as she does a military style belly crawl to the driveway, climbs into the police car and starts it.

WIDE as Facklier stops his monclogue with the door the CAR STARTS. He races to the driveway and hurls himself onto the #*# hood. The car SQUEALS away, lights flashing, SIREN BLARING. *

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INT. CAR - STREET - MOVING 118

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Over Mrs. Fackler's shoulder we see her husband pressed

against the windshield. é (CONTINUED)

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FACKLER
This is my last warning? pull Mrs. Facklaer responds by turning on the window - vases | . and wipers. aut aa ee a EXT. ACADEMY PARKING LOT - DAY. sg, a. AZ §

We might mistake this for en day. at some’ slightly seedy New England college campus:. Mahoney greets -car- loads of hopeful new recruits;-.goodbyes are interrupted hy Tackleberry barking orders; Jones. and Callahan line up new arrivals; Hightower directs confused cadets. An unsmiling Copeland surveys all this QS eer i oe

“A BLOCK LONG. LINO

“shings to the curb. A heavyset young man in his early

twenties heps out and contemptuocusly appraises the place. This is DANIEL HEDGES and he exudes arrogance. His CHAUFFEUR starts. to unload Tuggage.

HEDGES: Cloud; snapping ‘Vinsare} Hey! Hey, can I get a little help with the bags here? " ' {¢rossing to Copeland) You, in the cub scout uniform, how about a little heip!?

Hedges stuffs a few crumpled bills into Copeland‘s breast pocket, motions him to the bags.

COPELAND
(indignant)
I'm a police officer. We can't accept gratuities. looks at money? Kind of a stupid rule though, isn't it?! I mean...

Impatient, Hedges grabs the money, turns to see... HIGHTOWER at the curb.

HEDGES
€crossing to him) Gh porter...red cap!

Hightower gives him a siow, sullen stare. Hedges indgi- cates a row of matching bags the chauffeur has placed at the curb.

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HEDGES
You wanna gat those for ma?! I mean the noon whistle blow or something?

Hightower moves to the bags, clamps hold of ali of then, hoists them up and calmly thrusts them on Hedges. Hedges tepples and so do the hags.

’ KREDGES €sitting amidst the hags) O.k., I think I can handle it from here. Yeah. Definitely. Definitely I can handle it.

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EXT. ROADSIDE - DAY 7 A . 13

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& POLICE OFFICER sits on his cycle, strikes a match to light his ciagrette. He tooks up at the sound of SIRENS as something shoots past, blowing out his match.

P.O.V. POLICE OFFICER - A POLICE CAR

whizzing by. We may just catch a glimpse of Mrs. Fackler behind the wheel. Mr. Fackler is hanging onto the hood for dear life.

BACK IK SCENE

two more police cars, and a motorcycle, ail with SIRENS BLARING, trail the lead car. The motorcycle cop decides that whatever's going on must he serious. He gives pursuit.

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EXT. A TNO LANE ROAD 14

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MR. SWEETCHUCK peers through his bifocals at the highway as he PUTTS-PUTTS along on his MOPED. This guy was born to be picked on. All the HONKING going on behind him is taking its toll.- -

SHEE TCHUCK
Cnuttering) Alright, alright what de you want - LeNans!!

He angles onto the shouider and motions for someone to pass.

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pedals past - gives him a dirty look.

SHEETCHUCK

suings onto the road only to he immediately driven off hy the SOUND OF SIRENS as the Mrs. Fackler led entourage of police cars and cycles ROARS past. This time the moped hits the shoulder and Keeps on going until it disappears into the woods. Sweetchuck’s cry drowns out the SIRENS.

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EXT. ACADEMY - PARKING LOT 15

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& bus swings te the curb and stops.

TXT. BUS 16

Hew cadets are bounding out of their seats, pulling gear from overhead racks. Hooks stands at the head ef the bus

with a clipboard in hand. She's trying to impose some order on this madhouse.

HOOKS
Cbarely audible? Please jline up at the curb and report to Sgt. Jones who mili...

She stops. No one’s paying attention.

HOOKS
Please...could you...would you TI have to read the instructions before...

ANGLE on the cadets, totally ignoring her.

ANGLE on Hooks. She sighs, then tucks the clipboard under one arm, puts two fingers to her lips and lets loose a whistle that's probably stopping cabs in Manhattan.

HOOKS
€leowud and hard> Zip your lips, siap your butts into the seats and listen hard.

Ne HEAR an o.s. burst of NGVENENT.

ANGLE on the cadets - very humbled and very quiet as they Sit frozen at attention.

ANGLE on Hooks; all smiles and sweetness.

HOOKS
(soft)
Gee, now that’s a lot better, isn't it??

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EXT. BUS 17

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Recruits begin to file off. Mahoney nods and smiles tellos

as if he were welcoming them to Club Med, addressing them through an electronic bulihorn.

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MAHONEY
Let me ba the first to welcome you to the fabulous Nid-City Police Academy where you're about to begin an incredible fourteen week adventure in living. i'm one of your hosts, Sergeant Carey Mahoney and...

MOVE with the recruits to... JONES

back to us, also speaking through an electronic BULL HORK.

JOKES
Please form a double. line. {some static) That's a double Line.

He turns around revealing just his hand to his mouth - no

_bullhorn.

JONES
(manufacturing bullhern tone?

Everyone, follow me please.

He starts to lead them off with a manufactured BRUM ROLL

but is brought up short by... . bs LOUD SIRENS. Lots of then. . x IH THE PARKING LOT 2 17a Mrs.-Fackler brings the police car to a halt. The four * trailing vehicles SCREECH to a stop. She hops out of the * car covering her ears. The police are out of their cars " - confused and angry. % MRS. FACKLER €to Jones; in- dicating siren) You know how toe shut that thing off?! It's driving me nuts. She tosses him the keys and crosses the parking lot. | CUT Ta:

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EXT. MAUSER'S ACADEMY - ESTABLISHING SHOT - DAY 186A

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We see enough to know that this its a soaring chrome and x glass hi-tech eyesore accompanied by a hi-tech NUSIC a

STUNG.

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EXT. MNAUSER’S ACADEMY - PARADE FIELD 24

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We can’t tell too much about the academy at first because

we are CLOSE on Mauser appraising something that pleases hin.

PULL BACK a Little to discover he its walking down a line of men at rigid attention. This Line-up is enough to

convinee you that cloning is here to stay - every ene of these guys ftooks like a member of some super Aryan race.

MAUSER .
(nodding, pleased>

Ch yes...very, very good... BRS. perfect.

Lt. Penwter marks at his e188 eran the head nodding ISRSUE Ra: checking names from a es sain

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“MAUSER ¢continuing) Ch these men are...

Suddenly, Mauser stops. Where there should be another 62" storm trooper specimen is a gap.

Mauser slouly looks down. He is not happy.

P.O.V¥. MAUSER - TOMOKO NOGATA

who is a sore thumb in these surroundings. Ha'ts 5°37" and definitaly not WASP.)

BACK IHN SCENE

MNAUSER
Calmost an accusation) And who are you?!
HOGATA
Tomoke Hogata of the Tachikawa Nogata’s.
(he frantically checks an English phrase book?) j And is this your iovely wife?

Mauser‘s expression tells Nogata he's picked the wrong phrase. He digs through the book again.

MAUSER
Prector! : Changs into Proctor as he spins around)?

Irritated, he drags his assistant away.

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MAUSER
What's the story with Fu Man Chu? - What is he doing here?

A confused Proctor fumbles through his papers.

PROCTOR ; Fu Man Chu? Fu fian Chu? Are you sure on that name, sir? {| don't show any Fu Man Chu.

MAUSER
_ °. pointing out. Nogata) . Him lad idiot!

_ , PROCTOR Oh, ‘He's with the Tachikawa Highway Patrol. Part of an - International Exchange Pregran. . Here to study our methods.

NAUSER
Kot my methods. You think I'm running. the U.N. here? Ship him to Lassard's. He'll fit in there.

- Proctor runs off to take care of Nogata. As Mauser

watches the little man being pulled cff the Line, THE BAXTER BROTHERS, two huge jocks who left their brains in a locker, drop to the ground in front of him and start doing rapid fire push-ups. Mauser looks a little taken back. The men pop back up to rigid attention.

BAXTER 1
Sorry sir..
BAXTER 2
‘He were overcome with a desire to do calisthenics, sir.

Mauser gives them a nervous smile of appreciation and mOVeS On.

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EXT. LASSARD'S ACADEMY - WALKWAY 21

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Jones leads the NEW RECRUITS in a little HUT ~ HUT march. He stops as he HEARS a BALL BOUNCING then what sounds like a ¢rowd cheering.

P.O.V¥. JONES - TOMMY

Mahoney's phone answering assistant. He's dribbling a basketball ~ BOWNCE BOUNCE - shooting - SWISH ~ and getting a big CHEER. There is no ball, net or crowd so the kid is manufacturing all the sounds as he plays.

BACK IK SCENE

Jones watches him dribble his imaginary ball, providing the sound of the crowd. Bianks has joined him.

a : : BLANKS What's he | aetna?

JONES
Playing ona on one with Dr. J.
BLAKKS
Re deesn't have a ball.

Tommy and venss eepratse Blanks as 1% he's crazy.

TOMMY
Tall that to Or. id... F* a three up on hin.

Tonmy goes back to his game.

' BLAKKS “Well this is police property; You can't play here. And take this with you.

As Blanks bends to pick up Tommy’s sweatshirt, Jones

produces the SOUND OF RIPPING MATERIAL. With a start, Blanks straightens up, grabs his ass to find and cover the rip. He's getting strange looks from the recruits.

BLANKS
€hacking away> .VJones, secure this area,

Blanks can't see behind him, stumbles, and with his hands

still clamped to his ass, does a full somersauit, hops to his feet with contrived dignity, and storms away.

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241A

Revised 8/30/85 16. EAT. THE GRINDER ~- DAY 21A & pushy MOTHER prods her timid daughter, SARAH, towards CALLAHAN

back to us, arms akimbo. Even from behind she looks hard.

MOTHER
Excuse me, sir?

Callahan turns her sunglassed stare on the two. The girl cowers back.

oo. CALLAHAN I'm a ma'am, ma'am!

-MOTHER Oh, I*m sorry. Those guns make it so hard to tell. Are you an instructor?

CALLAHAN

Affirmative. — {to Sarah)

Are you a new recruit?

SARAH © Well, yes...I...

MOTHER
{to Callahan> She certainly is. She's just a little shy.
(to daughter?)
Sarah, stand up straight.

Sarah's lips move like she wants to say something but her mother doesn't give her a chance.

MOTHER
...And don't babble, Sarah... what's the officer going to think! Now, I want you to...

Callahan's had enough of this. She puts fingers to her lips and WHISTLES the conversation to a stop.

CALLAHAN

€to mother? Stifle it.

{to Sarah) Don't worry. When we're finished with pou, you'll have nerves of steel, ice in your veins and a set of brass balis this hig.

(CONTINUED >

F 21

22A

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“CONTINVED: 214

Gal kanes wan tuutce this by gesturing seaetry how big these

brass balls will bes, then leads 2 wide-eyed Sarah out of FRAME. “EXT. GURB - BAY °8 7 ‘ 22

. Gaclialercy is e asloed in uncontortal te conversation with ‘hig aa ae Annan BAe KIRKLAND and his brother-in-law, BUD.

oe 7 "het

5 Held. no “favoritism here. If Bud . screws up Fou give him a good whack.

ne ‘ienonewectal this: by giving the kid a swat on the head. “ “. The..kid: drops like a sack of rocks. The father thinks it's oo Bunny, racing to- his: car with a laugh.

Bud” is ‘up: and. at the: av iver! s side window,

BUD
Pretty good, Dad. Pretty sneaky.” Caught me off guard there.

the father gives an ‘aw shucks » * shrug.

MR. KIRKLAND
You take care of yourself son and listen ta Eugene. I'm proud of you. “*Youtll make one hell: of a cop.

‘Mow it's the kid's turn te go ‘Aw shucksy'

. BUD Thanks dad. And weuld you give this to Mom for me?

With that Bud nails his father with a solid right cross that drops him out of view beneath the dashboard. Elated, Bud hops back as the car starts weaving down the drive, the father just coming into view, waving out the window.

BUB
Dad and I have a terrific relationship.

Tackleherry's definitely cuauerentne the kid's sanity.

CuT To:

A CAB . a = 22h

as it SHUDDERS to a halt. IH THE BACK SEAT Nogata is thrown violently forward, disappears on the floor.

‘CCONTINUED)

22A

Revised 8/30/85 18.

The CABBIE, a guy in a T-shirt that must have been used to wrap Fathurgers, smacks his meter so numbers start twirling tike a slot machine.

CABBIE
Let's see...,that's $709 Cheat> Plus tip.

Kogata crauls back onto his seat, fumbiing out American and foreign currency. Hands a £istful to the cabbie.

. CABBIE “Uh, uh. TI don't take money '. with pictures of tuna fish. . CUT. TO:

RARER HOOVER

a new reeruié who may not be out and out beautiful but she's damn close. At the moment she's dragging a large suitcase across he Barking lot. She reaches... NOGATA’

and Sha" cabbie. Thay are out of the cab, and Hogata is

piling money into the cahbie's hand. Nogata takes off a

shoe and finds more money which he starts to count out. KAREN

looks- concerned. Crosses to Kogata.

KAREK
Where did you get this cab? Yokahama?
CABBIE
Take a hike, sister!
KAREN
(to Nogata>

You're heing ripped off.

HOGATA
¢confused) Ripped off?!

ANGLE on Mahony who spots Karen and iikes what he spots.

22A

He

crosses to the cab where a full scale altercation's going on.

MAHONEY
6ficar Carey Mahoney here, may I be of some assistance? CCONTIHUED>

Revised 8/30/85 9.0 CONTINUED: 23

KAREN
€indicating cabbie then Nogata> This guy's trying to rip off this guy.
NOGATA
Rip off?! Csearches phrase book)
MAHONEY
(to cabbie)
Is this true, sir? Oh, and by

the way, may I have the name of your laundress? .

: “ CARBIE Look, wise guy, don't think a blue uniform scares me.

MAHONEY
Ca beat; smiles sweetly) Oh, Hightower! Hightower!

ANGLE on Hightower talking to some recruits. He turns. and heads towards...

MAHONEY
whe points to the cabbie. MAHONEY This man just made fun of your

mother.

The cabbie gets nervous as Hightower appears at his side.

KAREN
He's also charging $700 for a cah CABBIE

What's the meter read, huh!? Meters don't lie.

Rightower reaches into the cab, rips the meter off the dash and shakes it violently in front of the cabbie's

face. The fare comes up .70 cents. Hightower smiles and hands the meter to the cabbie.

HIGHTOWER
Right!

As the cabbie scurries hack into his cah, Mahoney pulis Karen aside.

Revised 8/30/85 _ 20.

(2) - . 23

MAHCHEY
This sordid little scene must have been very trying for you, Miss...

_ KARERK Karen Hoover.

MAHONEY
You're kidding! Karen Hoover... checks cliphboard> Wetre roomies. I'll get you settled in. You can take a

shower, slip into something

smalter,..

He reaches for her bag but she grabs it auay.

Karen igno

KAREN ti Thanks anyway, Sgt., but ['m not here to get hit on by every guy who thinks he looks cute in a blue uniform.

MAHONEY
{mock anger) Other guys have been hitting on youl? Now that burns my buns!

res him, as she drags her bag away.

MAHONEY
(shouting aiter her?)

Who is it? Lassard?

Chaat} Beliave me, these May, December romances never work out,

Lassard swings his golf cart up to Mahoney and drives in

circles ar

Mahoney do

ound him.

LASSARD
Hell Mahoney, 1 see you still have very good taste. €a beat> This is most encouraging. There seem te be many, many, Tine new recruits! Don't you agree?

esn't have time to agree because...

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23A

23B

23C

23D

Revised 8/30/85 RT/22,

THE DRIVEWAY. — 23h

Where Sweetchuck ours moped. die towards the: ‘circular drive, ant poeeS MR aeneat. nim! comes.

we,

MAX

on a motorcycle the size ‘of Rhedé ‘Island. dak 1edks like he ARPAGS, his paghts badass a 11" Se MOVE mith hin as “he suings. MP: beside a terrified Sueetchucky : ie es AAU... Se | | max. screams like’ a.

; id ‘Madman) — whe

rs HATE YOUR BIKE! .

Sweetchuck- ae to “aay “hits rea ‘inde control as Max swerves towards him, laughing. The laughter will be

short: ae yecause they" Te heading straight for...

THE FLAG POLE se oe be es 238

and the santer Island of grass displaying flowers and

‘the school emblem.

We can tell by their SCREAMS OF TERROR that Max and Sueetchuck have both lost control. Their cycle and moped

scatter instructors and cadets like bhewling pins then hit

the lip of the grass island. Riders and hikes separate.

Oo . CUT TO: MAHONEY AND LASSARD : 23C who watch in wide-eyed disbelief and. horror because... MAX AMD SWEETCHUCK 23D land in rapid succession spread-eagle and face first into the flower hed; followed by the cycle and the moped which drep beside them from out ef the sky. TWO SHOT MAHONEY AND LASSARD 23E

as they survey the scene.

MAHONEY
Tf you say so, sir.
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17

INT. HALLWAY ~ DAY 24

source 18

Crowded with cadets carrying bags and supplies. Max and Sueetchuck converge on the same door hut can't see each other cover the pile of Junk they carry. They collide

in the doorway. Sweetchuck is about to get mad until he gets a good look at Nax. He SCREAMS. His SCREAM starties Nax, who also SCREAMS.

18

INT. BEDROON 25

source 19

Sweetchuck backs into the room, stepping up on the first bed and cowering against the wall.

MAX ’ (tossing stuff on second bed) ‘Okay...I'll take this one.

SHEETCHUCK
You stay away from ma...you hear. €shouting) Police...police!
MAX
Cconfused> I thought we were the police.
CALLAHAK
€from the door> ‘'What's the problem here?

Tax's reformed.

Revised 8/30/85

SWEETCHOUCK
Cpointing?) Him. Him. He's the problem.

He's an animal!

CALLAHAN
Get used to it. He's your roommate. | SWEE TCHUCK Roommate 7?

CALLAHAN

- MAX © ror Yeah! I used to be with Zed's old gang. But we had a crises of leadership.

CALLAHAN

So, he's on our side now.

Besides, he knows the criminal mind...

€as she exits? ..+heti, he is the criminal mind.

Max I... been in therapy. [t...it helped get rid of my hostilities. I had too much angst. €beat; in the same tone> Don't ¢all me an animal or I'l] rip out your spine and slap you across the face with it.

cot

24-26.

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“Revised 8/30/85 26A. ERT. ATHLETIC FIELD - DAY

2 New recruits in sweatsuits exercise under the eye of ' Callahan and Hooks.

TRACK with Callahan as she marches up the ranks prod- ' ding them on as they do a toe touching exercise.

' HEDGES

is a victim of inertia. He touches his toes hut keeps

_right on bending, falling in. one slow, continuous motion.

BUD

is like a windmill, throwing his arms around cadets have

_ to duck and dodge to avoid losing their heads.

' NOGATA

however, has things under control - exercising with clockwork-like precision, |

' MAX

has a cigarette dangling from-his mouth as he stands watching Sweetchuck GRUNT his way through the exercise,

WIBE as Callahan turns to walk back down the line of cadets. Lassard comes bounding towards her on his golf cart. He BAOnS | as he nears her.

LASSARD
Ah, Calanan? - There you are! We have te talk to you akbout this evaluation thing.

Now, Lassard hasn't actually stopped. He's gone past shouting back over his shoulder.

LASSARD
“I'll see you at...

find Lassard and his golf cart disappear over an embank~ ment. All that trails hack to us is a protracted...

LASSARD
»eluuunuuuunchniit

Callahan shakes her head and turns to the gawking cadets. CALLAHAH What are you gawking at? You never saw a golf cart before?!

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25A

25¢

Revised 8/28/85 | ht FADE IN: .

19

EXT. ESTABLISHING SHOT - CITY SKYLINE - RIGHT 258

source 20

Skyscrapers jut into the night sky. Over this appears:

THE STATE, IN AN EFFORT TO CUT COSTS, IS ABOUT TO CLOSE ONE OF ITS TWO POLICE ACADEMIES. WHILE MOST MEMBERS OF THE POLICE DEPART- MENT VIEW THIS AS A LOSS, THERE ARE THOSE FEW SELFISH MEK WHO

VIEW IT AS AN OPPORTUNITY.

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20

EXT. CITY STREET - NIGHT _ : 25B

source 21

CTITLES begin in the same style as POLICE ACADENY I and TEs

Bark. Wet. Jesuried: except for the STREET SWEEPER lumbering towards us. Only someone up to no good would he out on this street. ,

In the £.q., a car SQUEALS around the corner and heads towards us racing through a large puddle of cruddy water

that splatters the street sweeper.

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21

EXT. ANOTHER STREET - NIGHT 25C

source 22

This same non-descript car appeas on another ominous

looking street - its TWO OCCUPAKTS indistinguishable

silhouettes. The car slows...searching for something ..-then swings into a...

cur Td: HT. GARAGE - NIGHT . 26

The car's headlights sweep the concrete walls as it negotiates the twists and turns of a subterranean garage entrance ramp. The car slous for a...

TICKET BOOTH

CLOSE on the driver's window. It slides dewn but all we get to see of the driver is his trench coat clad arm. It shoots out at the same moment the LOT ATTEN- DANT'S arm shoots into FRAME. The driver plucks the ticket from tha attendant's hand. The window slides up. The car pulls away.

ATTENDANT ¢G.8.}) We close in ten minutes, Mack! CUT To:

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Revised 8/28/85 28.

22

EXT. GARAGE - PARKING AREA - NIGHT 27

source 23

The car's headlights snap off as it glides into a spot,

The two occupants are paranoid; wearing dark glasses, hats pulled down on their heads, a trenchcoat with up- turned collar and ducking down in the seat as an exiting gar suoops past. They slide out of the car, shutting the door with a soft CLICK that makes them flinch. As they tiptoe away, the driver is jerked to a sudden stop. He strains forward and we hear a RIPPING noise. He's just left half his trenchcoat in the clesed car door.

We may recognize these two as they go hack toe sneaking around the garage - it's COPELAND and BLANKS. To know them is to. want te plant a kick firmly in their crotch. But for now, we'ii just MOVE with them as they stalk around cars ~ slink through shadows.

FROM UNDER CARS

we have a TRACKING SHOT of their feet. These are tense feet - sneaky feet and then, uncertain feat as they stop suddenly, turn and collide into each other.

BLANK (0.8.2
(whispered? -You sure this is the place?
COPELAND (0.8.>
Cwhispered> T'm sure. I'm sure.

ANGLE ON BLANKS AND COPELAND looking around. Furtive.

BLANKS
(whispered; annoyed)
- Well, where is he?

Copeland's getting worried. He leans through the open window of a car and RLASTS THE HORN. It’s painfuily loud,

COPELAHB
; {wuhispered> Hey! We're here!

He BLASTS THE HORN again as, suddenly, MAUSER and ~ PROCTOR, hands clamped to their ears and grimacing in pain, leap from hehind a pillar.

MAUSER
You morons almost biew out my eardrums! ?

CCONTINUED>

Revised 8/28/85

SeereY, Blanks ang Copeland practically jump « axes each other’ S arms. ‘:

HWAUSER -
I've sucked up six years" worth of exhaust fumes walting for you. What's Gish this neeD Ane ORS Creare:

‘BLANKS - Cdefenstve> . “tt wan" my idea, it was his. .Cpoints ae Proctor)

“PROCTOR We shoulda’ he ‘seen. together. ‘Just thinking of the D clalt4 3 '.'.Qperation Fiasco, x (proudly) , It's what I call this, sir.

: Mauser Solas nay eyes heavenward. | Shakes his head.

MAUSER
€muttering> ye nm working with the v¥1fage idiot!? - . €to Blanks and Copeland) Do you clowns know how many Police - Academies there are in this state?’

Blanks and Copeland took at each other. Confused.

COPELAND
tsiyly? Ts this. a trick question, sir? MAUSER Ho, it’s mot a trick question, sir? BLANKS - Twof HAUSER

Wrong! My sources have informed re that one cf them's heing closed.

BLAKKS | Which one?

; MAUSER They haven’t decided. That's where you tuo come in. I need some men who'll help make sure they close Lassard's academy - not mine. fen who want to rise to the top with me! Men who'd sell cut their own mothers to get ahead! {CONTINUED >

ae §

27A

Revised 9/4/85 298. CONTINUED: (2) 27

BLANKS & COPELAXD €proud; in unison? That's us! Definitely, that's us!

BLAHKS
Sure, we don't owe Lassard anything!
HAUSER
Good.

(to Proctor) Can we get out of here now?

Proctor hesitates.

PROCTOR
We should split up. We'll go first.
HAUSER
(sarcastic)
Good idea. Besides, I’m in a hurry to pick up my decoder ring.
(Mauser turns away)

A beat, COPELAND C€anklous?>

Ah...don’t you think we should

have one of those? I'ma size

eight.

CUT TO:

BLANKS" CAR 27A

suinging up the exit ramp. The car stops abruptly as it comes face to face with a metal gate blocking the exit.

Copeland HONKS the HORN. No response. He hops out and goes to the gate leaving Blanks in the car.

COPELAKD
Cmuttering> Damn.

He tries sliding it open. Bit by bit it moves. He's © really struggling with this thing and he's almost got it when he glances at his car to see...

P.O.¥. COPELAND ~ CAR

starting to slide back down the ramp...picking up speed as a firantic Blanks lunges for the wheel.

CCONTIHUED>)

27A

Revised 9/4/85 : 29B. CONTINUED: 27h BACK IN SCEHE

Copeland is so startled he lets go of the gate. Instant- ly it snaps shut, pinning him to the wall with a LOUD THUB. He only has a secend to lament his fate, hecause the next thing we hear ts the unmistakable sound of Blanks SCREAMING and a car CRASHING [NTO CEMENT. Hold on Copeland's beady little eyes darting back and forth while he remains pinned to the wall.

CUT TO:

“m,

“Res sea 8/30/85 te 30.

“3 OARS: SHEE TCHUCK'S Room - NIGHT 28

“ QLOSE. on Sweetchuck, ‘asleep. His eyes flutter open. He Senses. something... turns slowly to come face to face with

2 eat ak af ae - ee

“2 staring wide-eyed at hin, not six inches away. Sweetchuck _ YELPS.. dumps back.

Gate ace a MAX Rede Tae You got a real weird birthmark, ee you know that?

a ‘Sueetchuck {éciis horrified, pulls the covers tight over his ve butt.

es ; “alt _°.. SUEETCHUCK we - ‘What are you some kind of vampire thing? It's one in the morning.

. "MAX No...I'm a night person. I _ can't sleep.

SHEETCHUCK
Cturning away; -trying to get comfortabla> Bell, [I’m not a night person... ~£'m a.normal human heing.

ANGLE on Sweetchuck. The room is quiet. His eyes start

to. slide shut. He may actually get back to sleep but then - BONGOS the LOUDEST DANN BONGOS we've ever heard. He sits up instantly, eyas wide, groping for the light...to reveal

Max pounding on a pair of bongos doing a little DAY ~- Q, DAY ~- 0.

. WAX

(shouting? What kinda music you like? John Cougar Melancamp or Duran Duran?!

23

INT. HALLWAY - NIGHT 2G

source 24

4& door swings open and an angry aioe and Copeland look out into the hallway.

cur To:

Z29A

Revised 9/4/85 "34,

NAX'S ROOM “294°

Max pounds away. Sweetchuck lies on his back, eyes wide. - open, staring straight up at the ceiling.

Blanks and Copeland enter.

MAX
I...I don't do requests.
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EXT. PARKIXG LOT - HIGHT 36

source 25

We hear Sweetchuck protesting (0.5.), then Sweethuck, Max Copeland and Blanks appear in FRANE. Stop. Copeland hands each of them a flashlight.

SWEETCHUCK
€muttering> I’m not a night person. I'ma day person.-..a day person. I want to sgleep...1I....
BLANKS
Pick up every weed, scrap of paper, tigarette buit, everything, from here to the parade field.
COPELAND
We'll be watching if those flashlights stop moving you're both in deep trouble. Deep troubie!

Blanks and Copeland storm off.

MAX
Hey, Heckle and Jeckle must be night people too.

Sweetchuck spins around, angry but lets out another YELP. Max's making a distorted face and holding the flashlight under his chin. We don't blame Sweetchuck for YELPING.

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25

INT. BLANKS" ROOM ~ THE WINDOW - NIGHT 31

source 26

Blanks sleeps and Copeland sits at the window watching the fiashlights" beams sweeping the grounds. Max and Sweetchuck must be on speed because those beams are rac”

ing around in frantic circles. Copeland looks at Blanks, at the beams, at Blanks. He‘’s nervous about waking him.

CUT To;

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26

EXT. FIELD ~ NIGHT 32

source 27

Max sleeps on the grass. Sweetehuck is watching something. He shakes Max awake.

MAX
Cnasty>
SWEETCHUCK
Cpointing> It'll never work...never work.

He PAH in the direction he’s pointing to discover... THO BOGS

each with a flashlight attached to their collars. They are chasing each other across the fieid,..into the road. We get the idea that the chaser would like more than a casual relationship with the chasee.

AHGLE ON Max and Sweetchuck.

SWEETCHUCK
My God! Look! Look what they're doing in the middle of the road.
MAX
Well, they probably couldn't get a motel room.
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INT. BLANKS’ ROOM - NIGHT 33

source 28

We're looking out the window at the two dogs but ail we see are the flashlights. And those two flashlights are going through some strange gyrations out there, Blanks still sleeps but Copeland is both fascinated and con- fused by what he sees.

COPELAND
{muttering to salf> Are they...ah... Nah! Couldn't hea: 28!

Cheatd Whew...sure locks tike it though...

He peers again. Now he's convinced. He jumps up.

COPELAND
THEY’RE A COUPLE OF PERVS!!

Blanks jerks awake, wide-eyed.

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28

EXT. FIELD 34

source 29

Where Sweatchuck is doing his best net to watch. Max seems sort of hypnotized though, then...

MAX
Cpointing) Ch, 2) | eee

A PIZZAS R US DELIVERY TRUCK

is coming up the driveway.

THE DRIVER

is a little sleepy behind tha wheel but something's caught his attention because he's suddenly alert as we...

| CUT TO:

29

INT. BLANKS’ ROOM 35

source 30

Blanks has his uniform jacket on and a pistol in his hand. Copeland keeps vigil at the window. Blanks locks out

just in time to see the truck headlights barreling down on the flashlights. The SOUNB of SCREECHING TIRES

reaches them... '

COPELAKB
Gh, my God! We...we...we killed then.
BLAHKS
We! The flashlights were your idea!

As both men race from the room, we Linger on the window long enough to see the two flashlights race off across the field. &

OMITTED (Was ~- Int. Blanks" Gffice> ; 36

30

EXT. PARADE FIELD - MORNING 37

source 31

The cadets stand at attention as Blanks paces in front

of them. Behind Blanks, lined up at parade rest, are our heroes. And Copeland. °

Revised 8/15/85 - 34/35. 37 ~—- CONTINUED: 37

BLANKS
Cglaring at Sueatchuck) Some of you have shown a lack of discipline and dedication, so some of you will remain whimpering, simpering, civilians. Some of you...
HEDGES
Cbhored> ; I think we get the drift.
BLANKS
(spinning around> One thing you will learn lard ass, is

Rlanks snaps his finger in the direction of Copeland who steps forward and spits out each letter as he spells...

os

CONTINUED: ¢2} 37 COPELAND Bicsthacs te aort ate beaeked MAHONEY (singing a la Aretha Franklin3d »»eEind out what it means to me... HEDGES 1 don't have to learn respect.

{'m rich.

Ctakes out a wad

of money) How many dead presidents do you feld into your pocket every Friday? I'm talking net, not gross.

Smoke is about te start coming out of Blanks' ears but Mahoney intervenes. MAHONEY Isn't this great! He's rich and I'm broke but when we put on the uniform, we're equals. In fact, I*m more equal. (beat; he's serious now) There’s something else you should all know. You could be the last class to attend this Academy. That may not mean anything to you, but it sure does to us-..

Mahoney gestures at his fellow officers; Hightower, Jones, Hooks, Tackleberry (maybe he wipes a tear from his eye hut it's hard to tell with those mirrored shades), Callahan.

INTERCUT between Mahoney and this group ~ everyone except Copeland moved by his words. Copeland has the kind of smug grin on his face that’s just begging to he siapped off.

HAHONEY

That's why, we not only want you to keep up the good sork but we want you to work harder. We want you te he the best cadets this Academy's ever seen.

Cheat? You can do it. You may not believe this, but once, even I was a screw up. Mow, let's go out there and win one for Lassard!

This gets a spontaneous cheer from Hightower and company. Copeland shakes his head until Bightower glares at him - then he starts applauding feverishly.

(CONTINUED?

Revised 8/30/85 Sis CONTINUED: ¢3) 37

AKGLE on Karen who is obviously moved and impressed by Mahoney's impassioned plea.

ANGLE on Blanks who is just as obviously not impressed.

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INT. LASSARD'S OFFICE - SAME TINE 38

source 32

Lassard stands at the window. In his hand he has one of these little clay houses used to decorate fish tanks. He has been observing this scene and is touched. He moves from the window to his desk. As he does, he finds that

the little house ‘is stuck on his: index finger. He tries

to pry it of f.. No dice. He sits, leans close to the goldfish boul and sEgate to the fish.

. : LASSARD

{stilt trying tq ; . pull off house? : Dia: you. hear that? Ko. No, of course not. How siliy of me to ask.

.€picks up bowl}

You're too far from the window.

Lassasrd, with. the house still attached to his finger, ¢arries the bowl to the window. —_—

32

EXT. PARADE FIELD - DAY . 39

source 33

The cadets” are dispersing but Karen le ect waiting for Mahoney.

NGVE with. her as she falls in beside hir. Mahoney does a little start as if he's afraid of being hit again.

AS THEY WALK

KAREN
Sargeant Mahoney I...well, [I was very impressed by what you said. I mOan. ..7oUu really care.

.Hahoney looks ereniril as if afraid ‘she might be overheard.

MAHONEY
Shush...that kind of rep is hell to live down.
KAREK
Ctaughs) Anyway, I owe you an apology for the way 1 acted. You were just trying to he cute. . CCORTINVUED>

as)

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Mahoney stops abruptly. He is dumbstruck.

MAHGHEY
Trying to be cute.-..trying! Listen, on a cuteness scala of one to ten, ten heing the Smurfs, I was a ten! And [ won't accept your apology unless you accept mine.
KAREN
A deal.

They start walking again, passing beneath Lassard’s office window,

MAHONEY
Good. It was just that...well, haven't you met someone and after ten minutes felt like you'd known them for two, maybe three days!?
KAREN
€ laughing) No, but I've felt Like I'd known them ten minutes.

Mahoney doesn’t get a chance to respond because he hears...

LASSARD (0.5.3
(shouts)
Mahoney!

We discover the problem with Mahoney. P.O.¥. MAHONEY - FISH BOWL

dropping from the window in SLOW MOTION. BACK IK SCENE

Mahoney takes two steps, positions himself, a beat, and the bowl drons into his arms barely losing a drop of water. He's done this before. He calmiy turns to a wide- eyed Karen.

MAHONEY
You know, some of my best times only lasted ten minutes.

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Cadets stand at Parade rest in front of two squad cars. Behind them we see a driving obstacle course. Hooks addresses them. Jones stands beside her.

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Th HOOKS

Hot-only must you know all traffic laws, you must also master high speed driving. We'll begin today, with a .laisurely spin around the ‘course.

a

es nC CUT TO: 41... INT. POLICE CAR , us

CLOSE on Karen, tightly clutching the steering wheel and

staring intently ahead. She's nervous. Karen flinches

‘at the SOUKBD of TIRES SQUEALING, CARS COLLIDING, GLASS. : AND NETAL SHATTERING. We're convinced she's just been part. of a twenty seven car crack-up until...

PULL BACK to reveal Jones sitting beside her and provid- ‘ing the sound effects.

JONES
You can start the car now but remember, if I hear any of those things ~-.you fail.
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“ax is behind the wheel and Hooks is heside him. She's about to hand him some keys...

HOOKS
Gops! Wrong keys. I'll he - right hack.
MAX
Ah, that's no problen.

With that he ducks under the dash and reappears with two wires. As Hooks looks on, Max touches the wires against his teeth and an electric current jumps from one wire to the other with Max in the middle. It looks kind of like the reviving of FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER.

The car starts and...

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...leaves a patch of rubber as it explodes off the iine.

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EXT. DOG KEKNELS - DAY 43

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Hightower, flanked by two GERMAN SHEPHERDS the size of Chevys; walks in front of the assembled cadets.

HIGHTOWER
Very often, in the field, the dog can be your best friend, your most faithful partner.

ANGLE on Bud as he reaches to pet a passing dog. BUD

}T love dogs and they love me.

We HEAR an 0.8. SNARL and Bud leaps back, minus the sleeve to his sweatshirt.

HIDE

as Hightower, still talking, stops, pulls a tattered sleeve from one of the dogs, tosses it to Bud.

HIGHTONER
But first it is important to develop the master-dog relation-— ship. if you show fear the dog will not respect you,

Hightower motions Sweetchuck of £ the line.

HIGHTOHER
(to Sweetchuck> Order the dogs to sit.

Sweetchuck is nervous about this.

SWEE TCHUCK

I don't know. Dogs hate me... Tescaxe

(he gulps; to dogs? If it's not an inconvenience, could you sit?

(when the dogs

growl> Sit. Please. I’m begging here.

This triggers something because beth dogs leap at Sucetchuck, pinning him to the fleor to slebber kisses over this face.

HIGHTGNWER
Cpulling dogs off} You have to show then who’s boss.

Hightower turns to the dogs.

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In unison and fast, the dogs and ali the cadets sit then leock up at Hightower for their next command.

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EXT. MAUSER'S ACADEMY - DAY UK

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Establishing shot.

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INT. MAUSER'S OFFICE - DAY 45

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It's strictly sterile hi-tech: white walls, metal desk with desktop computer and a bank of video monitors.

Mauser is showing Commissioner Hurst the monitoring system. Proctor hovers at Mauser's shoulder. The monitors broad- cast centers of activity - the gymnasium, a classroom, an athletic field.

NAUSER
You see sir, this gives me instant access to all my cadets ant instructors.
(makes a “watch this” gesture)

Over Mauser’s shoulder we see a monitor pick up a cadet at a hallway water fountain.

MAUSER
(speaking into mike>d Forget the water, Cadet, give me twenty push-ups.

ON SCREEN

the startled cadet looks up, nailing himself with a spray of water. dHe'ts really shaken as he searches for the source of the voice then hits the floor for push-ups.

BACK IN SCENE

MAUSER
(laughs; proud)
There's no escaping the camera’s eye. Cf£lipping dial>d I can monitor the dorm...gym... classrooms...

A cartoon appears on the screen. CCONTIHUED)

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- 45 PROCTOR : €same tone as Mauser's) --« the Rocky and Bullwinkle show. Qh good, this is the episode where Natasha and Boris

have Rocky trapped in a...

Mauser snaps off the monitor. Glares at Proctor.

MAUSER

Stril a few hugs to work out. -But I hope you'll tell the - ' Evaluation Committee about the

steps I’ve taken to improve...

. HURST €eutting him off>

You're chapping your lips on’ - the wrong butt, Nauser.- I have no say with the Committee. -And I want both Academies to

look good.

~~ MAUSER Oh, so do I. So do I. Rhen might-the Committee be coming?

- HURST {disgqusted> They'll be at Lassard's this week and next week the Governor's got them snooping around the downtown precincts. So you got

‘a couple of weeks to perfect

your ass kissing.

interests

stand at attention.

‘Mauser's reaction tells us this piece of information

him. The Baxter brothers enter the room and

BAXTER 1

Cvery military?) Cadets Baxter here, sir, with the reports on...

(stops; awed) Commissioner!

They immediately drop to the floor and start doing one handed push-ups.

BAXTER 2
We can do twenty with either rand, sir.

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Hurst gives Mauser a, "Are these guys nuts?", look and tries to exit around them but finally has to time a leap over them on a down beat.

HURST
{from the door) Have these men examined before the Committee gets here.

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INT. GYM - DAY — 46

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For a beat, the FRAME is empty. Then Jones, dressed in a

white smock with a black bait, flies into FRAME with a fierce KARATE SCREAM. Now, when Jones goes through the following exhibition, he produces ali the out of sync SMACKING, SLAPPING and CHGPPING SOUKD EFFECTS. The whole thing has the aura of a SHAW BROTHERS" KUNG FU MOVIE

Jones soars through the air, throws a karate Kick and does

-a CHOP CHOP move with his hands, punctuated by...

ge JONES

-* €out of syne; ; oriental accent> AHHHHHHHH:? Ginsu knife!

Jones has more hang time than Dr. J. ever dreamed of. In fact, he's suspended in air long enough to discover...

THE CADETS

viewing this exhibition open-mouthed. Some of them are armed with street weapons.

ANGLE on Jones whe lands and in rapid-fire procession...

CHOPS a hroom stick held by Karen into pieces, does a double flip ending up with a kick that splits a two-by- four heid by a nervous Sweetchuck. SLASH, he splits Mrs. Fackler's bike chain, spins and takes out Negata‘ts base- ball bat, then ends by cracking cinder blocks stacked at the edge of the mat, with his head. All of this is punce~ tuated with KUNG FU CRIES and things like...

JONES
GOOOOOH! TOYOTA... AAAAAAHHHH!

Jones turns to the group with a deep oriental bow. JOKES

It's simple. Whe'd like to try it first?

GBA

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Cadets practice a karate move. They step out with the leit leg and punch with the left arm. The move is accompanied by a scream of "AYE YAH!" that is totally out of sync. Jones nods his head enthusiastically.

JONES
Cout of synced ’ '. Very Good!

ANOTHER PART OF THE Gil

Callahan watches Nogata pick up a wooden board, study it, close his eyes, crack the heard with his head then calmiy walk out of FRANE. Callahan is impressed. She exits FRAME to follow Negata.

& beat. Blanks steps inte FRAME glaring after Nogata. He picks up another board. Looks around. Satisfied every- one is occupied, he tries to break the board with his

head but instead almost manages to knock himself out. He staggers out of FRAME.

A beat. Max steps into FRAME. Picks up the board. Looks around. Slips on a pair of brass knuckles and proceeds to pound on the board until it cracks. He gives a iittile seli~satisfied shrug of the shoulders then steps out of FRAME .

ANGLE on Callahan crossing to Negata who is being shown a kick move by Jones. Callahan comes close to Nogata which places her breasts at about his eye level - some- thing Négata does not fail to notice.

CALLAHAK
You have impressive moves for a cadet.

JONES

We'il’ be changing Ho's name to Bruce Les.

Nogata is uncomfortable with the praise but not se uncomfortable he takes his eyes cif Callahan's bust.

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“NOGATA

Picasa. it.is just a matter of the mind heing mightier than the bosom.

- Nogata. seems unaware of: his mistake. I£ we could see

Callahan's eyes through her shades, she might he

Se glaring: at Nogaten but we can't be sure.

: Peg CALLAHAK “Interesting theory. turns and waiks

; iy away, "WR beat. With growing. panic, Nogata realizes what he's done. ; HOGATA I said bosom?! I said besom not board! ‘ JGHES

Cwith a Sue? Common mistake. ;

- KOGATA “'T meant no disrespect...it's just -»eeOh! What a woman!

To prove that, we ANGLE on Callahan who puts her fingers te her lips and lets out a DEAFENING WHISTLE. All activity stops as cadets cover their ears in pain.

CALLAHAN
Hit the showers?

The cadets file past the various gym equipment as thay exit. Bud passes a HEAVY PUNCHING BAG suspended from the ceiling and gives it a vicious shot. The bag swings out of FRAME.

Sueetchuck walks by just as the hag swings back into FRAME, hitting him full force and knocking him out of FRAME.

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IHT. LOCKER ROOK i 4?

Cadets finish dressing, exit. Voices trail back to us, then we are alone in the quiet locker room as a locker deer opens and Sweetchuck peeks out. Certain the coast

is clear he steps from his locker wrapped in a towel

and carrying what looks like the targest roil of SARAN WRAP we've ever seen. He tiptoes through the locker room.

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One of those open affairs with shower heads mounted along the wall. It doesn*t afford much privacy. Sweetchuck plans to provide his own because that's no roll of saran wrap ~ it's a plastic shower curtain mounted on a curved shower rod. Swaetchuck fastens this with suction cups to the wall.

Satisfied it's secure, he takes a furtiva look around and slips into the shower. We slip in with him to play PSYCHd SHOWER SCENE: Here's Sweetchuck washing merrily away and there...over his shoulder is someone stalking hin... obscured by the curtain and getting closer as the - PSYCHO MUSIC starts...Sweetchuck scrubbing...the shadowy hand reaching out...the MUSIC LOUDER...the curtain pulled back...

CLOSE on Sweetchuck as he SCREAMS...reaches for the cur-

tain, slips...SNAP,. SNAP, SKAP, the curtain rings pop and Sueetchuck falls, tangled-:in the curtain as he looks up.

P.O.¥. SWEETCHUCK ~ MAX

peering down at hin, bongos tucked under one arm.

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MAX
How about this one? €pounds kongos; sings)? “Splisk, splash, I was taking a bathe."
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‘INT. REC ROOM - HIGHT , 4g

Cadets play pool, ping pong, watch T.¥. and compare their aches and pains.

Bud sits glued to the T.¥., using a remote control to flip

“through the channels.

fTackleberry appears in the doorway, surveys the room. Checks his watch. Enters. He's standing so we can see and hear the T.¥. set behind him.

TACKLEBERRY
(pleasantly)
Tuenty~two hundred hours men, sack time.

The cadets begin to file out of the room, Tackleberry nodding pleasantly. Behind him Bud changes the channeis and we HEAR...

T.V. ¢V.0.) Don't move copper!

-..-followed by GUNSHOTS.

Tackleberry quick draws his pistol, spins and shoots out the T.¥. The cadets hit the deck - hide behind furniture. Bud turns in his chair.

BUD
If you asked, I would've changed the channel!

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All is peaceful, all is calm. Blanks strolls down the haliwayp. Checks a few rooms. Hods. Satisfied. He

stops beside an alarm box at the end of the hallway. Smiles. Pulls a switch. Lights start flashing and an ALARM BLARES. Exhausted cadets tumble out of their rooms.

BLAXKS
Letts go...let's move it... outside...HOH!
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EXT. CITY STREETS - NIGHT 51

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The cadets run along the streets...a lot of GRUMBLING

going on. A squad car trails behind them: A message blares from its speaker.

COPELAND (¥.0.)
Let's go maggots. The good cop is always prepared. The good cop knows the city streats.
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Copeland drives and speaks through a microphone and Blanks snores in the back seat...

DISSOLVE TO:

THT. DORM HALLWAY - DANK | 53 The eeivte drag themselves to their rooms.

. | CUD TO: IHT. HEDGES" 200M 54

NHogata drags Hedges into the room hecause his legs aren't doing much to support him.

HEDGES
- J'll have to be fed intravenousiy.

Kogata releases Hedges so he can pull some of the junk off the guy's bed. Hedges sways, then beliy flops onto Hogata's bed. A heat. Hedges SCREAMS, slides onto the floor, pulling the sheet with him to reveal that Nogata’s mattress has been replaced with a hed of naiis.

NOGATA
(pleasant)
Oh, I pick that up studying in New Delhi. Good for your back.

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& disgruntled Sweetchuck struggles down the driveway

with his suitcase. Suddenly, a shadowy figure drops from a tree into his path. Sweetchuck staggers hack in fright as Tackleberry, bare chested, wearing a headband and grease paint on his face, blocks his way. While they talk, we hear the annoying BUZZ of a MOSQUITO.

TACKLEBERRY
Identify yourself!

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‘- @°SWEETCHUCK - It's me...it's’ ‘Sueetchuck. You're giving. me a heart. attack, here,

; Rs: * SACKLERERRY Going A. Wl. 0. = ae. “

Tackleberry: shoos the. nosquite | ‘away. it won't quit.

aes ooo.) SMERTCHUCK

: Am. I Saitek Yes! Quitting? ‘Yes!’ i.can't take anymore! I was: happier. at hone betng mugged.

Tackleberry removes a. aegE piece of ‘paper from his hack

pocket.’ He" starts ‘to unfold : er

. ; TACKLEBERRY Lak. this. man.in: the eye and telk tin you’ re quitting!

With a dranatic ‘Hourish, he reveals a _— of RAMBO.

ye te SWEETCHUCK That man didn't have to room with Maxf a

24, 3 _ TACKLEBERRY

‘'-€dead serious) Give me the chance and [I'll turn you. into a man. Or kill you trying.

The mosquito ae: gotten to Tackleberry because he sud~ denly pulls a knife from his boot and lets it fly. We hear the knife hit: the tree o.s. and the abrupt and loud end of the mosquito's BUZZING. Tackleberry puts an arm around the wide -~eyed Sweetchuck and leads him back to the dorm.

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EXT. FIELD - DAY 56

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Only we don't know that at first because we are PANNING that humorless~looking group known as the Evaluation Committee. As we Pan we hear... CALLAHAN ¢0.8.)> The foregoing is proper procedure for entry into a hostile environment.

Then we...

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ANGLE on Tackieberry doing what we've seen NcGarrett do

a hundred times on HAWAII 5-0: Tackleberry approaches a demo-door set into a stage flat from the left. With his pistol held straight out, he kicks the X% spot on the door. As it opens, he falls against the wall to the right of the door, suiinging the pistol up close to his face. A heat, then Tackleberry brings the pistol down, leaps into the open doorway and fires-at a target shaped like a man. Tackteberry turns around and we go...

' WIDE

to discover the rest of his audience includes the cadets and, on the. sidelines, Mahoney, Lassard and Blanks.

a ge TACKLEBERRY ' {to ¢adets; serious?) & good kick may be all that stands hetween you and the excruciating pain of a .357 Magnum slug shredding your vital organs.

Hedges has heard ali he needs to hear. He's ready to go.

' HEDGES suys, that's (a wrap for ne!

Callahan grabs his ani front and shoves him hack down.

“Tackieberry motions to Sweetchuck, points to the door.

Sweetchuck moves to the door, spins so his back is to us and kicks viciously at the door. A beat. The door doesn't budge. Sweetchuck is frozen in place. fhen, like a slowly falling statue, ha topples over and drops out of FRAME.

ANGLE on Lassard whe glances nervously at the Evaluation Committee. It's hard to judge what they're thinking.

MAX

moves to the door playing this out as if he were hreaking into an apartment. He lights a cigarette, looks around nervousty, then spins to the door. But instead of whip- ping out his gun and kicking, he pulls out a piece of plastic and jimmies the leck ecpen. He stands up proudly only to hlow smoke inte the face of an angry Copeland.

He grabs his cigarettes and lighter.

HEDGES
swings off the wali and kicks. While he doesn't open the

door, he does manage to Kick a hole through it and bury his right leg in the door up te his ereotch.

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waiks quietly up to the closed door. He stands and stares at it, eyes wide and intense. Slowly the door swings cpen as if of its own volition. He steps out of FRAME.

MRS. FACKLER

kicks the door open but fergets to move away. The door suings back-and nails her. A beat, then Mrs. Fackler gets

her revenge, pounding and kicking on the door until Cailahan steps in and pulls her out of FRAME.

BUD 7
viings around te face the door but instead of just kicking, he opens fire at point-blank range, then kicks what's left

of the door. When the door swings open, he fires on the target...CLICK...CLICK...no more ammo.

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THE SIDELINES

Lassard seems confused.

LASSARD
I'm a bit rusty on the manual... are these methods approved?

Mahoney sparks to this.

MAHOHEY
HO. But neither's running the cadets at three in the morning.
BLANKS
Hold on, Mahoney! If £ think cadets should...
LASSARB
(heavy whisper> Gentlemen, please! We are heing evaluated... Crolis his eyes in direction of Conmittee>

5 i MAHONEY Youtre right, sir.

BLANKS
Yes, sir.

(CONTINUED

“BW.

BR.

- remove it.

‘apartments.

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‘salute but catches himself and nods instead. When he .turns and walks away, we discover why he did not salute:

The clay goldfish bowl house remains stuck to his finger.

“ats Hands behind his hack, he passes the Evaluation Committee.

Their heads turn in unison as they witness his struggle to . CUT TO:

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Establishing shot of a row of huildings that house smal! stores - jewalry shops, appliance shops - and walk up

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‘EXT. BUILDING ROOFTOP *- NIGHT 58

Two shadouy figures crouch behind an air duct. They ba tenses as the door. to the roof opens and...

ANGLE on nauees and préetex stepping onto the roof. Procter Looks around, pieased.

MAUSER
(disgruntled> ‘Whosé bright idea was it to meet Up here?
PROCTOR
‘Gh, it Was my bright idea. Gee, this is some view isn't it sir? Twinkling lights of the nia stars in the heavens.
MAUSER
S Csarcastic) ~--and Nr. Sandman flying from ‘ house to house.
PROCTOR
{searching the sky) Where!?

Mauser tooks at Proctor as if he's way short of a full load.

The figures step out from behind the air duct. A flash- + light snaps on and Mauser and Procter cover their eyes, 7 recoil in pain. Mad, mauser grahs for the flashlight. MAUSER Give me that damn thing! Ha turns the light on Blanks and Copeland. In fact, dur- - ing the entize conversation he keeps them squirming under *

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MAUSER
Ccontinuing> Hell, how did it- go, dimwits?
COPELAND
Oh, the Committee knew right away we were hopeless.

. MAUSER Good! Now, next week [— want you to take the cadets for a little downtown field work.

BLANKS
But sir, that’s usualiy the tenth week. They're not ready for...
MAUSER
[I know they'tre not ready, moron. That's why I want them to go.

‘The Evaiuation Committes’s going to be downtown next week.

BEANKS
{cocky) © Oh, I get it, sir.

eS MAUSER

I doubt it. But I'l! he there when Lassard‘s guys screw up. You -just make sure they do screw up. Now let's get out of here.

COPELAND
(mysterious?)
We leave separately, right?

Mauser gives Proctor a dirty look, shakes his head.

NAUSER
Cdisgusted> See what you started? Go ahead $07 ~ get um out of here.

The three head for the door.

PROCTOR
€as they exit)

Hext time we'll meet some place serving refreshments.

The door siams shut, leaving Mauser alone. A beat. He crosses to the door, pulls on it, but it won't open, With mounting panic he tugs then pounds on the decor.

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HAUSER
€shouting> Hey! Hey the damn door's locked. Proctor! Somebody!
(no response > Great! What next!?

And the answer to that is supplied by a CRACK of lightning and the start of a monsoon. Mauser is instantly drenched, He pulls on the door again. Suddenly he hears a BURGLAR ALARM. LOUD. He races from one side of the roof to the other locking down. He deesn't like what he sees,

" P.O.¥. MAUSER - BURGLARS -

four: stories below, racing from the jewelry store with sacks of Loot. And their getaway car happens to helong to Mauser.

BACK T0 SCENE

HAUSER
- €shouting> Hey! Hey! That's my car! Get away from there.

That doesn't seem to mean much te this group ~ they start the car and take off. Mauser is frantic. Frantic enough to start lowering himsetf to the street via a...

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DRAINPIPE

along the side of the building. He's just starting doun when he hears a HELICOPTER.

P.O.¥. BLANKS - POLICE HELICOPTER

Hovering over the building, its spotlight scanning the street, the rooftop.

BACK TO SCENE
The beam picks him clinging to the drainpipe.

COP ¢0.s.) You, on the huilding there. Wea have you in otr sights, do not attempt to escape. We repeat, do not attempt te escape.

Relow him, in the street, three police cars have SCREECHED to a halt.

BLANKS
Cshouting> I'm a police officer, guys. A police officer. ;

At that instant the drainpipe bends, angling him out over the street - this was not a very good idea. He swings towards the buil@ing and drops, barely catching hold of a

HINDOW LEDGE

Blanks sighs. Looks down. It's a forty foot fall. The window slides open and a WOMAN in hathrobe and curlers peers out at him.

WOMAN
Get away from there...get away. €shouting? Police, police...he’s here... he's here...

HIDE

as the helicopter and police car searchiights scan the building, picking up the dangling Blanks.

ANGLE on Blanks holding on for dear life. BLANKS

I am a2 cop, Lady! Could I have a little help here???

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Over the woman's shoulder so we have a clear vianw of Mauser.

HOMAN
Let's see some J.B.

Mauser reflexively reaches for his wallet. His face in- stantly registers a horrifying reality - he can't hold onto the ledge with one hand.

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Mauser falls with a protracted...

MAUSER
and lands in a massive garbage dumpster with a CRASH that sends a half dozen cats scurrying out of the thing. INT. DUMPSTER . 69 as Mauser tries to sit un, suddenly blinded hy the search- lights, but not so blinded that he doesn't see the dozen or so weapons that are suddenly cocked in his face.

fHAUSER

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INT. LINEUP ROOM - DAY 62

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Be've seen something like this on HILL STREET BLUES: Glass separates the police and a witness from a lineup of suspects. The cops and witness sit in the dark while the suspects squirm under bright Lights.

In the back row, Commissioner Hurst huddies with the Evaluation Committee: The fat gentleman squeesed into the three piece suit is MR. BELLOWS; the undertaker type is HR. DELANEY and the three austere spinsters are MS. CLICK, MS. TYLER and MS. FREEMAN. Not a mellow group as they sit poised with pen ready to touch paper. In the front row, TWO COPS work with MR. MILLER, a nervous, nerdy witness.

Hurst treats the Committee members with a pleasantness he could choke on.

HURST
€uhispered to committee > The eyewitness is stili the most important source of

convictions.

ANGLE on witness and two cops.

COP #1 How, Mr. Miller I want you to take your time and study these men very carefully. Then teli us if you see the man who robhed your store.

P.G.V. MILLER - LINEUP

And boy is this deck stacked: We PAN from a shy accountant, to an Orthodox Jaw, to a Catholic Priest, to an Eagle Scout, then - Bingo! This last guy has to jump out at us ~- bulging, unblinking eyes and a face that practically has “Aye Murderer,” tattooed onto it.

SACK IN SCERE

COP #2 {gentle>d Well. Mr. Miller, is he thers?

MILLER
flre...are you sure they can't see me? My wife said they'd see me. Said not to do this...I...

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«Mahoney; Bianks., weeks and Jones, lead a parade of cadets down: 2 drab Babiesy

. te ‘ ef

co MAHONEY (disgruntled>

. Bringing cadets into the field

* this early has. ail the makings of one of your lousy ideas.

BLANKS

What's the matter Mahoney? Ke ' faith in the cadets?!

annie CUT TC:

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INT. LINEUP ROOM

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The two cops are frustrated by their nervous witness. .. oo

COP #1 eee How hard can it be, Miller? , He's either there or not.

MILLER
I don’t Kknow...he really didn't steai that much and...weil my hospital stay was kind of restful. sighs) : Wish Itd listened to my wife.

Hurst has had it with this wimp, He leans fiver ard

.. jahs him on the shoulder. =

HURST

‘For God's sake, Miller. Take your balls out of your wife's purse and finger the dirt bag.

While this gets a few raised eyebrows. and some serious note taking from the Committee Members, it also gets to

_ftiller. He takes a deep breath, sets his jaw, raises his

hand and, with a surge of courage, points at his assailant.

At that precise moment, the lights jump on and all heads turn to discover our cadets and instructors filling the doorway - foremost of whom is Hedges with his guilty hand en the light switch.

HEDGES
Hhat do you think we are? Bats! §: couldn't see a thing.

’ Then everyone spins and stares at Miller who SCREAMS

because...

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has plastered himself to the glass, eyes wide in manic anger as he stares at his accusor.

Miller jumps up...and franticaliy shifts his accusing finger to the priest.

MILLER
Him...him, he's the one... The heodlum priest!

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INT.. PRECINCT HALLWAY ~ DAY .. 4 65

source 51

An agitated Hurst storms out of the lineup room, flanked by Blanks and Mahoney. In the b.g., cadets and Evalua- tion Committee members file out.

BLANKS
(Mr. Innocent)
We had no idea the Evaluation Committee would he here. We just thought it would heip advance their training, sir.
MAHONEY
We!. What we?
HURST
It was a lousy idea. Now I've © qot a bunch of trainees running around with this damn committee...

Hurst stops short. Nauser appears in the hailway.

HURST
What are you doing here?
HAUSER
Just stopped by to pay my respects, sir, before I run my men through the streets. It gives them a feel for the city.

Hurst shakes his head in total frustration. RURST

Hell tet them get their feel somewhere else,

Hurst storms away but we tinger with Nahoney and Mauser.

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MAHONEY
{suspicicus) You just happened to be in the neighborhood, huh? This thing has a certain Mauser reek to it.
MAUSER
Reek!? What reek?

Nahoney shakes his head in disgust and shoves past

Mauser.

MNAUSER
{calling after him) Be careful what you say, Mahoney.

' You never Know when you'll be

begging me for a joht

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; EXT. _ ROUGH NETcHsORNOOD DAY

| It. aodisn' t. ‘saan “to. bother Max ‘bak i ‘is sure getting to a

neryous Ms. “tyler. She's practically jogging to keep up

. with Max's bouncy. step; aes 1 in’ 3 cima as they " . move. PneO a crosswalk.

MAX ~. You, tte learn to relax - you “could: ek migraings.

~ pHe CAR Leaps OF PONRS ; a:

‘ suddenly. SCREECH: ore a: bere’: on both sides of them. Ms. Tyler iets. out: ay els. -frops. es note pad.

Max confronts ‘the: gang hond~on; as they pile out of the ' beat up convertibles and appraise him like old wast gunfighters. Then suddeniy the gang engulfs them. Ms.

Tyler lets out a prolonged SCREAM as she and Max are lifted into the backseat of a car. Then gang members

are laughing, in ani Max on the back...shouting hello Bea

ANGLE on itis Wieeeeut as a gang member slides in beside a opntusedh Aes Tyler . Ke. throws an arm around her.

‘5 ss GANG. MEMBER Cte Max) “This. your new squeeze?

The gang wanes staps Ms. Tyler on the back eoodnebureillvs Shea's petrified.

MAX
€Cto Ms. Tyier> Ho sueat...it's just my old gang.

lis. Tyler shoots him a horrified look. wed MAX - I..-! used to be cheap, hoodlum punk. It was peer pressure.

Suddenly, Ms. Tyler is thrown back against her saat as the car blasts off the line.

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EXT. FAST FOOD RESTAURANT - DAY 67

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Gne of these restaurants with a walk-up window and an outdoor dining area.

Tackleberry steps out of his patrol car and heads to the window, leaving Sweetchuck sitting shotgun. An AGITATED WOMAK and her three smail children waylay Tackleberry.

SGITATED WOMAN
Excuse me, officer...we’re sitting in a no smoking area and that man won’t put out his cigar.

She indicates a FAT MAN sucking on a three pound cigar while he sips coffee and reads a paper.

TACKLEBERRY
€tipping his hat> I'll attend to this, ma'am.

He crosses te the man.

TACKLEBERRY
This is a ne smoking area, sir. Extinguish that cigar.
FAT MAN
{without looking up from paper) Drop dead! I'l! put it out when I'm finished.

Tackleberry’s eyes go wide in anger. He takes tuo steps back, which brings him parallel] to his car and Sweatchuck. He reaches for something - we don't know what until...

TACKLEBERRY
(screaming> You'i! put it out NOW, mister!

Tackleberry swings up his RAMBO BOW and tets fly an arrow that jerks the cigar from the fat man's mouth and pins it to the building.

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EXT. STREET - DAY 68

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Hot a prospereus neighborhood. Tommy ~- who we last saw playing an imaginary game of one on one with Dr. J. -

walks along looking as dejected as any nine year old can look.

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INT. POLICE CAR - MOVING 69

source 54

Bud drives, Jones rides shotgun. He sees Tommy.

JOHES
Hey, pull up beside that kid.

Bud's eyes light up - this is action.

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EXT. CAR . 70

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With lights flashing and SIREN BLASTING, Bud barrels

ento the siflewalk, SCREECHING to a stop in front of a startled Tommy and throwing Jones against the dashboard.

BUD
Cexcited) Should I read him his rights? JOHES ‘ I don’t think sc. He's my nephew. TOMMY You trying to give a kid a heart attack? JSHES

{leans out window> I was worried about you. Haven't seen you around the Academy for a while.

TOMMY
Some rat faced guy Kicked me out.

VONES & BUB Cin unison> Blanks!

Jones bounces an imaginary ball out the car window, manufacturing the sound.

JONES
How's the one on one with Dr. J.?
TOMMY
€sounding hurt) You come here to make fun of me?

He spins around and walks away. We MOVE with him.

JONES C0.s.) I’m not making fun of you.

TOMNY
Are too.

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We HEAR the o.s. BOUNCE of a hasketbal! - it grows LOUDER until a BASKETBALL bounces into FRANE and over Tommy's head, Tommy's startled, but not so startled he can't grab the ball and study it as if he's not sure it's real.

WIDE

The police car backs off the curb and as it pulls away, Jones gives the joyous Tommy a thumbs up gesture.

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INT. PATROL CAR - MOVING - DAY | » 71

source 56

Mrs. Fackler drives very cautiously with Hooks beside her -

and Mr. Delaney and Ms. Freeman from the Evaluation Con- mittee in back.-. A car speeds out of an alleymay, cuts them off and races up the street.

i be & HOOKS Rit ith |

Mrs. Fackler hits:it. Hooks flips on the SIREN. The ' sudden NOISE startles Mrs. Fackler.

MRS. FACKLER
{jerking on wheal)

What the heli...!

56

EXT, POLICE CAR 72

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swerving onto the curb, then straightening out.

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57

EXT. STREETS ~ THE CHASE 74

source 58

With SIREK BLARING and lights flashing, Mrs. Fackler swerves into...

AN ALLEYWAY

Tt*s ‘a ttoht STUse Ze.

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INT. POLICE CAR - NOVIKG 75

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ANGLE on Hooks, horrified as the police car scrapes the narrow alley walls sending up @ shower of sparks. Hooks

bends and tries to pry Mrs. Fackler's feot off the gas peddle. .

CCONTIXUED>

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CONTINUED . . 75

HOOKS © The brakes, firs. Fackler! lI said hit the brakes!

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EXT. POLICE CAR - MOVIKG 75A

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It is not slowing donn. . , HOOKS ¢V.0.> At least open your eyes! a CUT TO: OMITTED - eS Me ,e | 76 . ee que , : Ha é a ; 77

60

EXT. ANOTHER STREET - DAY 78

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The police car comes shooting out of the alleyway only to head straight for... P.0,.¥. OCCUPANTS - MAX and fis. Tyler along with his car load of friends. BACK IN. SCENE . , 784 Mrs. Fackiler SCREAMS, covers her eyes. Kooks lunges for the wheel.

61

EXT. THE CAR | 79

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swerves, misses Max's car but hits the curb hard and lifts off the ground. He Fotlow its SLOW MOTION flight and HEAR - aes MRS. FACKLER (¥.0.) Is there an owner’s manual with this thing? The car lands out of FRAME with an o.s. CRASH. CuT TO:

THE POLICE CAR — 80

upside down on top of a parked car; tts occupants hana like bats, unharmed. firs. Fackler tries te turn to the Committee members.

MRS. FACKLER
‘Will this count against usf? CUT TC:

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62

EXT. CITY STREET - KIGHT 82

source 63

A neighborhood of Mom and Pep stores seiling appliances, clothing, hardware ~ definitely not Beverly Hills. Karen and an apprehensive Sarah patrol the dark streets.

SARAH
€muttering> I didn’t really want to be a police officer...my mother thought. it would help my posture...

KAREN a

€stage whisper) Tt's helping, Sarah, it's heiping. * ' Karen.hears something. Motions Sarah to be quiet then =

moves cautiously ahead to...

BOR'S 7.V, AND STEREOS

THREE YOUNG PUNKS pick the lock. Karen startles them with a flashlight beam, They spin around, shielding their eyes.

PUNK #1 Hey, lady...ya mind!? Ya. blinding me here!

KARER
(tense)
Excuse me, is one of you Boh?

The FIRST PUNK grins. Moves toward her.

PUNK #1 Sure, I’m Bob of Bob's stereos. These are my sons. I'm teaching them the family business.

KAREH
No...I don’t think so.
(whispered? Sarah, there's a police call hox on the corner. Get us some back

up.

Sarah!

€no response?)

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82 CONTINUED; fe pot

She turns to see Sarah frozen in’ place,

Regis KAREN 2 Sarah, ‘please! 1 2 ee

“ot “gapait €not..too sure) “Test ean, ‘do.’ it. -

‘KAREN te

i. Cnervous) 7 , - Sure. /¥ou can. It'll he weg “fox Your posture, © —

ne (with: sudden OHEEO? | Right

She takes off “Ping. hoa punks move towards Karen.

KAREN
<to punks> _ Look, qT! m an expert in all , branches. of the mareh al arts.

A punk lunges ‘ang Karen springs inte action with a . davastating kick. It doesn't do much damage to the punk ‘whe @ucks but it does a number on Bob's plate glass window: Her shoe flies off, shatters the window and sets off enough lights and ALARMS to guard the Crown Jawels.

Karen is frozen in place, stunned. The punks aren't. They reach into the window grabbing t.v.'s and stereos -so hy the time Karen reacts with a feeble karate chop to

someone's -back they are racing down the strest.

PUNK #1 . tas he runs?) Thanks lady!

KAREN
Hey! Come back here! Hey.

But they're gone. Karen sighs, fooks at her shoe sitting in the middte of the shattered giass and looted display. She reaches for it...can't quite get it...crawls in. Success. Starts to crawl hack out only to hear...

MAN’S VOICE (o.s.).

€loud> Freeze!

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.-.and comes face to face with Mauser, his cadets and a dozen drawn pistols and, just over their shoulder, the ever unsmiling Evaluation Committee.

63

INT. NEIGHBORHOOD BAR ~- NIGHT . $3

source 64

& teocal hang out frequented by cops. Mahoney sits at the bar with disconsolate cadats.

We ANGLE OX Jones and the BATENDER ringing up a tab, the transaction punctuated by the PING of the cash register bell. When he turns away, Jones duplicates the PING.

The bartender turns back, hits the drawer to be sure it's ‘shut, turns, HEARS the PING again, spins around as if

trying to catch it in the act. More PINGS. He whacks the side of the register, obsessed with shutting the thing up. Suddenly, it dawns on him. He grabs a roil of duct tape from under the bar and turns on Jones,

(CONTINUED?

&3

Revised 8/15/85 71s

CONTINUED: 83 RARTENDER (friendly) One more ping Jonesie and I’l1l permanently tape those lips shut.

Jonas gives a mock look of innocence. ANGLE on Mahoney and the cadets.

MAHONEY
I want all of you to forget today. You're not expected to be ready for the field yet.
KAREN
Yeah, we sure proved that.
TRS. FACKLER
Come on, was it a total loss!?

WIDE as a grinning Mauser intrudes with Proctor lapping at his heels. HAUSER

One Police car and two civilian

cars totaled; three citizen

complaints; twe evaluation

committee members placed under

heavy sedation; one telex from

the Pope and one retired cadet.

Yeah, {'d say it was a total loss!

Mauser laughs as he moves down the bar and snaps his fingers for service. HEDGES Whew! Glad I have an inheritance te Fall back on.

MAUSER
(Loud> My associate and I will have some champagne. We're sort of celebrating.

Jones nudges Mahoney. Shoves the duct tape in front of him. The two of them obviously are on the same wave length because they saunter towards Mauser.

NAHOKEY
What a waste of champagne,
MAUSER
What's that crack mean?
JONES
It means we don’t think gou can tell champagne from heer.

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Mauser laughs, contemptuously.

MAHONEY
I’]] bet you can’t. Loser buys.
MADSER
You two really are brain dead.

The bartender obviously wants to see this hecause he's got a bottle of beer, a bottle of champagne and tuo glasses at the ready. The cadets crowd around.

MAHOXE Y
Now, we'll just biindfoid you SON
MAUSER
What?

JONES

You might be tempted to peek.

Mauser shakes his head but closes his eyes. Mahoney applies a strip of duct tape. The bartender and cadets are wide-eyed but Proctor doesn't catch on. Mahoney shoves a glass in Mauser's hand. He takes a sip.

MAUSER
Easy! Beer!
MNAHOHEY
(tossing money on har)
Teo good for us...you Win.

He teads the cadets out as Mauser smiles, starts to tug on the tape. His smile fades.

MAUSER
Hey! Hey! What is this? Give me a hand here!

Proctor does, grabbing hold and RIPPING it off oblivious to Mauser's agony.

PRBCTOR
You really showed them, sir!

With a corner of the tape dangling from his temple, Mauser looks up at Proctor in a rage. His eyebrows and eyelids are totally gone - permanentiy aifixed to the tape.

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EXT. PARADE FIELD - DAY OM AY

source 65

Lassard paces in front of a line up of Academy Instructors and cadets. They are not happy.

LASSARD

Commissioner Hurst was very, very upset. He used many, many bad words to describe our Academy. Some were even foreign -- Ttalian or Irish, I think...

¢beat> This is survival of the fittest. After what happened downtown I’m afraid we don't seem very fit.

SWEETCHUCK
You're not giving up are you, sir?

Lassard turns to Sweetchuck who wears a sweathand and mirrored shades.

LASS&RD Of course net! I have no doubt we'j} he victorious.

Lassard resumes walking. As he does, he fails to realize he has gone past the end of the line so, along with the cadets, we watch him get further and further away.

LASSARD

Well, I have a little doubt but itm basically an optimist. Now, T'm sure the Committees will be observing us here and... and in the fieid again and at the Policeaman’s Ball, so, we must do nothing to dishonor the uniform.

Lassard turns to make a point, finds no one's there, looks back and shouts...

LASSARD
Bismissed.

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INT. MAUSER'S OFFICE ~- DAY &5

source 66

Nauser sits in a chair with his back to us. Proctor is dcing something to his face, first with an eyebrow pencil then with an eyelash curler. Proctor steps hack to admire his work.

PROCTOR
It’s an interesting look, sir.

CCONTINUED>

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.COHTINUED: 85

Mauser holds up a mirror and starts making WOUNDED ANIMAL SOUNDS. He spins around so we discover Proctor has penciled- in 1930 STARLET EYEBROWS and given him inch long, glittering eyelashes. The wide-eyed Mauser continues the STRANGULATED ANIMAL SOUNDS. Proctor gets the idea he’s not-.too happy.

PROCTOR
i have somathing more traditional!

Proctor produces a gag ~ bushy eyebrows, glasses and big rubber nose - set.

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66

INT. ACADENY ‘COMMUNICATING 1 ROOM - DAY 86

source 67

All we see of it at ives is a niteen sereen displaying a map of the city.

HOOKS ¢o0.s.} (continuing) This map will pinpoint troubla spots over a ten square mife area.

PULL BACK to diwcover the room. The screen takes up half a wall. In front of the screen is an elaborate communications console - you could launch the space shuttle fiight here. Hooks sits at the console with cadets lined up behind her watching. -.

HOOKS
This dispatch unit has a tuo hundred mile range and... Cindicating computer terminal>. a computerized city grid.

Hooks pushes a feu buttons and a grid map of city streets pops on the screen.

HOOKS

€continuing) ».».this computerized city grid tracks police vehicle movement.

HEDGES
Wiil this thing pick up H.T.V.?

Some laughter. A beat. Hooks does not look happy.

HOOKS
Cpointing to lips> You see these smiling?

A&A resounding, "Ho, Sgt. Hooks," from the cadets. CCONTIRUED>)

x

8&8

Revised 8/30/85 . 74, CONTINUED: 86 ROCKS find you won't until we've beaten

Mauer's Academy.

A resounding, "Yes, Sgt. Hooks," from the cadets.

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INT. SMALL WOOD BUILDING - DAY &7

source 68

CLOSE on all the cadets bunched together and looking _scared. HIDE |

“te see Hightower addressing them and looking scary.

HIGHTOWER
{holds up gas mask? You should have your mask on and be out of here 34 seconds after this y <4 ; Cholds up gas canister> .comes through the window.

Hightower gives thiol. ona ominous look then exits.

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EXT. WOODEN. BUILDING - DAY 88

source 69

Hightewer slams the door and crosses to Jones who also holds a gas canister. Jones makes a DIVE BOMBER SOUNB as he prepares to throw the canister, then adds the WHISTLING SOUND of a BGMB as he sane itt go. Bull's-eye! He hits the window.

Hightower goes ae windup and throws.

ANGLE on the building as the canister drills a hole through the building.

HIGHTGWER Co.s.? Caps!

THE DOORS

bust open as cadets race out, gas masks in place; Jones and Hightower encouraging them with shouts of; ‘Lat'’s go,’ - 'Thataway to move!'. Smoke hillows from the doorway.

JONES
Everyone present and accounted for?!

As an answer, Max steps into the doorway without his gas mask. It doesn’t seem to bother him though; smoke rings pop out cf his mouth as ha: speaks.

75,

MAX
‘Vou ekonws I feei good now. ir feel Das
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INT. ‘DORM HALLWAY | - HIGHT 89

source 70

Pek depressed Nogata approaches an open door and peers in. OP .O.V, ROGATA = JOKES

Back. oo tis, he. appears to be adjusting a synthesizer,

MS producing a drum rhythm section. He tweaks an imaginary Sus pp esa ee 38 BT ,

Race IN SCENE

ae Noyats knocks tentatively on the door. Jones spins :.. around still] manufacturing the sound. He sees Nogata and quickly flips make believe switches shutting down his

sound SEERERA

’ NGGATA Cuncertain> Shall I return when...when all is weil with your mind?

JONES
ify mind's as well as it gets. But you laok a little tense.
MOGATA
I have great confusions about na mut Callahan.

Jones puts an arm around Nogata and draws him into the

room as he starts to shut the door on us.

i JONES ‘You! ve come to the right place. Grab paper and pen - the Love Doctor is about to speak. The door shuts aS we... . CUT TO:

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INT. HALLWAY - ANOTHER DOOR ~ NIGHT 90

source 71

A hand enters FRANE and knocks on the door.

CUT TO:

He offers a seae.

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71

INT. CALLAHAN'S ROOM - NIGHT 91

source 72

Dressed in one of those workout suits more appropriate for seduction than exercise, Catiahan does heanch presses on her bed. The KNOCKING interrupts her. She crosses to the door and opens it.

P.O.¥.. CALLAHAN - NOGATA

’ He wears a pair of mirrored shades identical to Callahan's

and a thin gold necklace. In his hand he holds a single

rose and a note paper which he nervously consults.

BACK IN SCENE

: NOGATA In my country it is written, only the Kiss of 2 beautiful woman ' compares to the petal of the rose. . “checks paper? Babe. .

' Callahan tosses away his glasses and reels him in by the

gold chain.

CALLAHAN _ In my country, talk is cheap.

With that she envelops Hogata in her arms and they fall

back on her bed, his head buried in her breasts.

HOGATA
: {yoice muffled) _ I love America!

| . - DISSOLVE TO: IKT. HOTEL BALLROOM ~- KIGHT 92

It'll be a second before we realize that because we've disselved to Negata with his head still buried in Callahan's breasts. She's in a gown and they're slow dancing as

Weeuas .

‘PULL BACK to discover everyone else on the crowded dance

floor doing whatever fast step is the latest craze. A farge banner above the stage reads: WELCOME TO THE 35th. AHHUAL POLICEMAK'S BALL. On the stage some hot band plays and sweats.

AT THE ENTRANCE

Mahoney and Karen survey the room. A woman in a red sequined dress who is obviously a HOOKER, slinks past Mahoney and gives him a friendly wave.

CCONTINVED>)

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CONTINUED: — 92 HOOKER Hi Mahoney, how's tricks!?

KAREN
Cwith arched eyebrow) Your friend. fergot to wear her for rent sign.

MOVE with them.

MAHONEY
Sueet kid. My aerobics instructor.

- KARER Mahoney...see this ear? It's a finely tuned crap detector.

‘HAHOQNEY And a lovely ear it is. May I roll my tongue around in it for a while?

As they MOVE cut of FRAME we...

ANGLE on a group standing around chatting. It includes Hurst, the Governor, Lassard and the Evaluation Committee.

The Hooker sweeps hy and taps Lassard on the shoulder.

HBOQKER
Hit Remember me?!

Lassard smiles.

LASSARD
Yes! Of course. How could I forget! ;

He turns back to the group, chuckling te himself. They stare at him. There's judgement in that stare. Lassard stifles his chuckling and clears his throat.

LASSARD
My aerobics instructor.

€ROTE: Alternate tag:

HURST
Who was that?

LASSARD

Cgazing off; wistful> ‘Just an old friend.

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backed up by the Baxter boys. They step up to Mahoney,

PROCTOR
{arrogant> Well, I'm surprised you had the nerve to shown up after your cadets humiliated the police department. Personally, it makes me sick. How about you guys? Don't you think...

Proctor hasn't noticed that the Baxters have wandered off until he turns for their support. He does a double take,

PROCTGR
»eethat my friend Mahoney and his cadets should be given a second chance because...
(stops as if he were called> Oh, coming Commissioner!
KAREN
Will you think less of me if I call him a slime bucket?
MAHONEY
Nope.

€takes her hand: moves thru crowd) But let's have my aerobics instructor confirm it.

4&T THE BUFFET TABLE

Mahoney, still holding Karen's hand, reaches the Hooker and maneuvers her out of FRAME.

MAHONEY
I need one of your speciai favors.
HOGKER
€as they exit

FRAME; surprised> Right here!

He stay at the buffet table to watch Proctor eat hors d'oeuvres. He takes a hite out of one, deasn'’t like it and puts it back on the platter. He picks up another, smells it, decides he doesn't like it either and puts it on the plate of a woman next to him.

CCONTIXUED)

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starts shoving them into his mouth with rapid-fire pre- cision. He's managed to deposit a ring of cocktail sauce

— around his mouth, The Hooker saunters up to him.

ao eee HOOKER _,..:Q@hhhh!i T love a.man who eats Shrimp that way!

PROCTOR
Cwith a mouthful oO ef food) . You do? She neds. Slips a cigarette into her movwth, Removes a gold lighter from her cleavage, hands it te Proctor.

- HOOKER . husky whisper> Light me.

He lights her cigarette then watches in amazement as she inhales, instantly reducing the cigarette to one long ash. Proctor clears his throat.

KOOKER
Enough small tath. Come on...

She takes his hand and drags him away, passing...

ANOTRER PART OF THE BUFFET TABLE

Nogata stands trancelike, holding his hand over a candle decorating the table. He is oblivious to the flame. Hedges, Copeland and cther guests watch in awe. WNogata removes his hand from the flame opens his eyes and smiles.

GUEST
How does he do that?
HEDGES
The question is ~~ why does he do that? .

NOGATA

It is the power of the mind.

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The crowd disperses when Nogata leaves; all except Copeland. He tooks at the candle, looks around, decides to give it a try. He closes his eyes and places his

hand over the flame. There is a second of calm before Copeland SCREANS and jams his arm up to the elbow into...

A PUNCH BOWL

at precisety the moment Hurst and his wife arrive to be ~ greeted hy a tidal wave of punch. Behind them we see the Evaituation Committee Nembers. With his hand still in the bowl, Coneland:- takes Hurst's glass.

-. COPELAND €filling Hurst's glass> Please..-allow me, sir. {te Committee Members> You folks care for any?

HURST .
Chet) What kind of asshole are you!?

&is he turns to lead his wife away, Mauser appears to

hlock their path. He wears phony eyebrows that look like thick black caterpillars-

MAUSER
I witnessed the entire attack, sir. My apologies to the Nrs.. But, I should point out, sir, that Sergeant Copeland is a member of Lassard’s staff.

Hurst shoves Mauser out of the way.

' HAUSER (to Committee Members >

That's Lassard'’s staff. €shouting after Hurst)

Oh, and send me the dry cleaning bill on that, sir!

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INT. HOTEL ROOM - NIGHT WE

source 93

It is very dark. We ean barely make out Proctor and the Hooker. Wa HEAR CLOTHING REING REMOVED.

PROCTOR
You want this last shrimp?

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CONTINUED: 93 HOOKER There's only one thing I want. PROCTCR What? Y'til call room service. HOSKER

Don't be silly. Now, you wait in the bathroom while I get ready.

In silhouette, we see her Iead Proctor to a door.

PROCTOR
Why can't [I stay in here?
HOOKER
We just met. Can't a girl ba a Little old-fashioned? Cshoves him out>d I’1i call when I’m ready.
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INT. HOTEL HALLWAY 94

source 74

The room door slams in the naked Proctor’s face. If he realizes this is not the bathroom he doesn't show it. He presses his ear to the door, listens. Now, while a maid's cart blecKs our view from the waist down, it doesn't block the view of the ELDERLY COUPLE walking down the hall towards

CAMERA. Proctor doesn't notice them. CCONTIHUED>

Revised 8/30/85 78. CONTIRUED: . 94 PROCTOR

(tapping on door) Come on, it’s kind of drafty.

In the b.g. the couple stop. The man starts to back up. =

OLD MAN =

Trli...3'°L1 get help. *

He takes off but the WOMAN holds her ground - curious. id PROCTOR

Cto woman> a

Rey. A little patience, huh. I'll he out in a minute. €taps on door> Rurry up! Someone's waiting to use... +

He trails off as reality hits him. Panicked, he POUNDS on the door. The old woman watches, placidiy.

PROCTOR
Hey! Hey! Let me in there. Hey come on!

No response. Another hallway door and the elevator doors, start to open.

How, what happens next, happens very quickly:

Shielding his kody with the maid's cart, Proctor dashes onto the elevator.

The maid exits a room just in time te see this. She races to tha elevator. From the CAMNERA'S P,.0.¥. in the hallway, we see her reach inte the elevator and coma out with her cart. Proctor's head and arms appear as he tries to hold onto the cart. Then he's catapuited into the hall by a. herd of people stampeding off the elevator.

Prector leaps for the elevator jamming his arm between the doors to pravent them from shutting. Every other set of

. elevator doors in the world would pep open again - not

these. They stay shut and suddenly Proctor is being

. lifted off the fleor as the elevator begins te rise.

ANGLE on the old woman who calmly watches Proctor as Hi ecnsn ANGLE on Proctor...dangles, a look of horror on his Face,

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INT. THE BALLROOM - STAGE 95

source 75

Oniy we don't know that because we are CLOSE on Hooks who *

sings a few “SHABUBI DO," type lyrics as we...

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CONTINUED: $5

PULL BACK "ee ‘Aiecoser het 's on —— alongwith Janes, Tackleberry. and Callahan. Singing a little: Motown style backup for Hooks. she: is. _ vary good.

Jones. relieves her do linge © perfect JIMMI HENDRIX. He manufactures the: Hendrix: sound cian benefit of any instruments. : Sos

CHOTE: MUSICAL HUMBER’ “MAY BE PLAYED STRAIGHT OR ENTERCUT WETH FOLLOWING: CAN. SERVE AS MTV PULL OUT)

INTERCUT WITH sy HURST® S TABLE - :

Hieet: his. wife ane the: aoue Evaluation Committee vatch the show, ‘Mauser joins them. -

oe MAUSER Suetione comfortable?? Enjoying themselves?!. ¢<snaps his. fingers) Waiter’ Waiter! Another round ' here, Ome ot SSE

: HURST _ Gnuttering) ‘The drinks are free you idiot.

- MAUSER Yes. -Of course. Oh, Mrs. Hurst that punch stain has dried quite nicely.

Everyone turns to.stare at the huge purple stain en- compassing the front of Mrs. Hurst’s gown.

HURST
€pulis Mauser aside> You' re not going to influence. the Evaluation Committee so witl you stop this slobbering?!

HAUSER

€considering this) I'm sure I coutd get it under

control if I Knew who was winning.

HURST
with a sigh>d Let's just say that Lassard's cadets have not impressed them.

Mauser's ecstatic. He pumps Hurst's hand so hard one of his eyebrous shakes loose.

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NAUSER
Thank you, sir...oh thank you, very, very much!

Hurst pulls away, disgusted.

HURST
Get hoid of yourself, man! You're falling apart.

He turns and collides with a very agitated HOTEL MANAGER.

HURST
Csnapping> What the hell do you want!?
MANAGER
epEKy to bother you Commissioner, but we've had reports of a nude man terrorizing the hotel.

. HURST Weil, he’s not at this tabie! Mauser take care of this.

Mauser’s all too happy to oblige.

. MAUSER Kude man! I'I1l put my best people en this! (shouting> Proctor!

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75

EXT. HOTEL PARKING LOT - NIGRT 068

source 76

Proctor is out of earshot as he crouches donn and slinks from one car to another trying to find one with keys. Finally, success. He hops in and we linger long enough to hear the engine start then...

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EXT. ROAD - HIGHT 95B

source 77

Quiet, deserted. Proctor rolis to a stop at a light. He looks a little more relaxed until a TRUCK RUMBLES up alongside him. Pocter slinks down in his seat.

ANGLE on the TRUCK and the NAN riding shotgun. He casually glances down at Proctor, then does a double take.

(COXTINUVED)

96B

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HIDE

Preetor returns the iook and decides not to wait for the tight. Ha ZOOMS off.

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77

INT. BALLROOM - NIGHT 98

source 78

Mauser approaches Lassard's table. Mahoney, Karen, Hightower, Jones and Hooks. sit with Lassard.

_ RAUSER Weil, glad to see you enjoying yourselves, despite the bad news.

LASSARD
Bad news!? There's been bad news? | NAUSER Cqloating>

Well, bad for you, good for me. Your boys have been deing their usual fine joh so I’ve got this contest in the bag.

With genuine enthusiasm, Lassard hops up and shakes a startled Mauser'’s hand.

LASSARD
Congratulations! i'm seo happy when someone I Know wins. I always think these contests are fixeds: Liew

- {a beat; if sinks ind Wait a minute...if you're winning, then...then we're losing- Cslumps into his chair>

MAUSER
Brilliant datective work. €laughing as he exits)
LASSARD
(standing, dramatic? Just remember Mauser; he who laughs last, laughs last.
MAHONEY
Hords to Live by, sir.
KAREN
It's not fair.

This gets 2a mumbling of approval. Mahoney is thinking. (CONTINUED >

98A

98B

98C

Revised 8/30/85 : a&2a.

CGHTIRNUED: 98 HOGKS Any ideas?

HiGHTORER (matter -of -fact) I could twist off Mauser’s shiny head. and roll it down the street.

MAHONEY
" - Cheps up) Hold that thought, Hightower. ‘Cand takes off} OS CUT TO:

CERT. STREET.~ NIGHT = OBA

Froctor's car squats at the side of the road making SOUXDS that suggest it will never run again.

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78

INT. CAR YE! 98B

source 79

CLOSE on Proctor's hand turning the Key. INSERT - GAS GAUGE 7 . it reads empty. cur 70:

79

EXT. ALLEYWAY - RIGHT — 98C

source 80

We're not sure why we are looking at a couple of garhage cans until two bare arms come into FRAME and yank off the lids.

WIDE

to see that this dark, deserted alleyway. doesn't iocok much better than the garbage cans. Suddenly, up ahead, someone zigzags towards us: [t's Proctor, holding two garbage can lids in place - one covering his ¢rotch, the other, his butt.

& DOG BARKS. Proctor freezes for a heat then continues to slink down the alley. This i5 one nervous guy.

UP AHEAD
a police car swings into tha alley...moves towards PROCTOR

who presses back in a doorway. The ¢ar's getting closer and he’?! be seen for sure. He looks around - frantic -

98C

98D

98E

Revisad 8/30/85 , 82R. CONTINUED: : . - 98C

tries the door and it opans. Proctor pops inside the building just as the cop car sweeps past.

THT. BULLDING 98D

Proctor leans against the door - sighs with relief. A beat as he gathers his composure then turns around to see... .

P.O.V¥. PROCTOR ~- MEK IN LEATHER

lets of them, all staring wide-eyed at the new arrival. Proctor has found the back door to the Blue Oyster.

REACTION - PROCTOR -
aiso wide-eyed. We HEAR but do not see, GARRAGE CAN LIDS

RATTLE to the floor, as we...

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HURST’S TABLE | , 98E

Mauser is just about to take a seat hetween Hurst and the Governor when he's trapped in the blinding giare of a spotlight. He blinks, looks around, like a jailhbird caught making his escape. r

, MAHOHEY (0.8.> There he is folks...a very, very . special man...

Cin FRAME; holding mike} Commandant Mauser.

Mahoney plays this as if it were a bad Vegas Lounge act. He shoves Mauser inte his chair and glides behind the Evaluation Committee. The spotlight follows him and the Committee stares into it - unblinkingly.

MAHOHEY
You all know this committee's been evaluating our two academies. And they're ciose te a dacision.
HURST
turns and giares at Mauser.
MAHONEY
{moves to Mauser: gives him cuff on chin) You know what this man said about that?!

CCONTINUVED>

98E

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CONTINUED: 98E

Mahoney tilts the microphone to Mauser who sputters something like...

MAUSER
JTtzafatcha...

Mahoney jerks the microphone away...

: MAHONEY That's right - itzafatcha ~- Greek, I helieve, for, “It's not fair.”

MAUSER
leaps out of his seat ~- Hurst jerks him back down.
NARONEY
Ke said, you can't judge an academy by rushing cadets into _ the field. Or by whose cadets march the straightest. Hah! fou know what the guy I like to call MR. POLICENAK said?

Mahoney tossles Mauser's hair with mock affection. Mauser almost tries to bite his hand. |

- MAHONEY He said you want competition!? Let the cadets go head-on-head in the street. Then you'll know what kind of cops they’1ll make. Commandant Mauser, I salute you!

Mahoney thrusts the mike into a glass of water in front of Mauser and starts applauding. The others stand and applaud with him. We catch COMMENTS, like: ‘Great ideat', '"Brilliantt"™. A desperate Mauser tries to pro- test hut when he plucks the mike from the water he gets a shock that throws him, wide-eyed, back in his chair and starts his phony eyebrows smoking.

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80

EXT. LASSARD'S ACADEMY > PARADE GROUND LS _ 99A

source 81

Commissioner Hurst. obanie® at 2 podium sat up on a ‘make -

shift stage. He addresses cadets and instructors from

the two Academies. Mauser, Proctor, Lassard, Mahoney

and the Governor sit behind him... The Governor's heli-

copter is visible in the b. ge Hurst. is. just. finishing up.

‘ HURST ... so your Academy's handling of these simulated police situations - use of manpower, speed, efficiency and judaqment.- determines our winner. Evaluation Gommittea membars and police personnel will monitor your per formance : at erime locations. My advice is, _ treat this as if it. were reali, Cheat) 7 . Dismissed! x Me

‘As the proceedings baa up and cadets from both Academies

head for the parking iot, Hurst takes Lassard, Mauser, Proctor and Mahoney . Beets.

HKORST
€unhappy) I'm escorting the Governor to the Charity- Regatta. He wants cre man from each Academy te go with us.
MAUSER
But the nee sir! All men should.

HURST

€sarcastic) The Governor thought it would be nice to evaluate cadets in a social

situation. MAHONEY (mock serious) - Special men, trained to combat * debutante crime! I have just the one. ¥

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IHT. GGYERNOR'S HELICOPTER ~ DAY . 160

CLOSE on Hedges looking SEAEMS a barf bag pressed to his mouth «

PAH to the Governor sitting heside him, a look of revulsion

on his face. The Governor locks left to see a red faced * Baxter #1, the veins in his neck ready to axplode as he

presses his palms together in an isometric exercise.

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CONTINUED: 108

Hurst turns around from the front seat. * HURST *

He'll be taking off in a minute, Governor... He stops, taken hack hy the sight of Hedges and Baxter. =

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INT. ACADEMY COMMUNICATIONS ROOM ~- DAY 1014

source 82

Mrs. Fackier works the computer terminai and handles the *

radio under Hooks‘ supervision. Blanks and Copeland *

observe. *

The wall size screen displays the street grid breaking the city inte sectors. A red light blinks on and off in Sector One. “ MRS. FACKLER We've got a 1046 in Sector One.

BLANKS
Send in Tackleberry.
HOOKS
Tackleberry?! He's across toun! Kightower's only three...
CGPELAND
You heard him, Tacklaberry! Mrs. Fackler looks from Blanks to Copeland to Hooks. ® Hooks bites her tongue. sd CUT TO: EXT. STREET - DAY 102

fackleberry and Sweetchuck pull their squad car to the curb as an ELDERLY WOMAN waves them down from a corner pay phone. She's very upset.

NONAX
Officer...officer...the phone took my dime and the operator won’t give it back.

Tackleherry is as sweat as can be as he pats the woman en the shoulder and takes the receiver.

TACKLEBERRY
t'il handle this, ma'am. €into phone? Operator, this is Sgt. Tackleherry speaking, piease relinquish this woman's dime.
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OPERATOR (¥.0.>
I already told her, she has to write in for a rafund.
TACKLEBERRY
(screams into phoned You'll pay her NOW!

He steps back, draws his gun, fires three shots into the coin hox. Change expicdes out and Tackieberry scoops up a handful and holds it out to the petrified woman.

TACKLEBERRY
Can you identify your dime, matam?
SWEETCHUCK (€6.58.)
Sgt., wa'tve got a 1046.

Tackleberry shoves all the coins at the woman and races out of FRAME.

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EXT. CITY STREET - OFFICE BUELBING ~- DAY 103

source 83

A police car SCREECHES to the curb in front of a four~story office building. Tacklieberry and Sweetchuck hop out and hit the revolving door hard and fast. Tackleaberry hits 1% so hard and fast that the momentum spits Sweetchuck back into the street. Sweetchuck draws his gun, startling pedestrians before ha realizes where he is. He races into the building.

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INT. OFFICE BUILDING ~ LOBBY 104

source 84

An old building with an old elevator and a set of stairs.

TACKLEBERRY
Secure the elevator. I'li take the stairs.

ON THE STAIRS 105

Tackleberry goes through exaggerated motions - throwing himself from wali to wall with gun in hand - as if expect- ing a sneak attack at any moment.

IXT. ELEVATOR 166

A nervous Sueetchuck stands in a police crouch, pistol trained on the alevator door. Sweat's coming off this guy in buckets. The elevator stops, The door slides open and Wess

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/ ONT, HABEWAY - FOURTH FLOOR | 107

We may have enough time to read FRIEDMAN DIAMOND EXCHANGE en the pebbled glass door before Tackleberry leaps fromthe stairs and Sweetchuck holts off the elevator. Tackleberry ‘scares the pee out of Sweetchuck who jumps back, YELLS and drops his gun. The gun discharges shattering the glass decor. Tackileberry immediately thrusts his pistol through - the broken glass.

BO.¥ 6 TACKLEBERRY - THE GFFICE

where Mauser, a couple of his cadets, the Evaluation bade Committee and a few wide-eyed participants in this mock 6.5 holdup, turn in the direction of....

_ TACKLEBERRY _

. framed in the shatterad door. Sweetchuck pops up heside him, pistol in hand...

MNAUSER ¢(0.S5.} Since. ne tock care of the robbery, the least you can de is grab a _ broom and sweep up your mess.

a | CUT TO:

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EXT. YACHT CLUB - LAWN - DAY 108

source 108

A large expanse of lawn is crowded with umbrella covered tables, bars and buffet tables and moneyed, SUNTANNED PEOPLE in Yacht Club attire. Everyone holds a cocktail glass so the cash hars are doing a brisk business. Women with Republican hair sell raffle tickets to heip some unannounced charity.

The Governor's helicopter sits on pontoons by the dock. Qn . the placid lake, regal sailhoats compete in the Regatta.

The Governor stands beside a large trophy encircled by reporters. Baxter is glued to his side, muttering into a walkie-talkie pressed to his tips. Hurst watches,

disdainfully. BAXTER . T' am with the Governor at the trophy... GOVERNOR

Cgiving Baxter

sideways glance> ...S0, we're hoping to raise an additional ten thousand this year.

The Governor takes a step and Baxter moves with him.

«CONTINUED?

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108 CONTINUED: BAXTER {muttering into walkie-talkie? I am moving with the Governor towards the punch howl.

The Governor stops abruptly ane Baxter almost runs Up - his” back, the walkie-talkie antenna REEAINGS: him in the head.

BAXTER , Bes 3 * Bend Cinto walkie-talkie). : age ‘We have stopped...

GOVERNOR
.Cunder his breath hut hard)? Would you back of £?t.

As the Governor steps away, Hirat jerks the walkie-talkie from Baxter" s hand - shoves down the antenna.

HURST
Are you trying to nainm the nant?
BAXTER
Commandant Mauser's cadets never abandon their post, sir. Unlike other cadets I might name.

ANGLE on Hedges doing some mingling. He stops 2 white- jacketed BUSBOY.

_ HEDGES You know the ice buckets are empty and half the chafing. dishes are out.

BUSBOY
Cinstantly enraged> Gat off my hack! It's not my job.

The busboy storms out of FRANE. Hedges shakes his head, not believing what he's just heard. He steps towards a large MAN in a red jacket directing other help.

HEDGES
(taps him on shoulder? Hey, are you in charge here, because...

Hedges stops short when the man spins around. He’s Mr. Axe Murderer - we met him in the Lineup room. This guy's face ts hard to forget.

HEDGES
(continuing; guips> ...l want to compliment you on that little fish mousse thing.

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The guy grunts and storms away. We linger on Hedges long enough to know he's thinking hard ahout something.

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EXT. RESIDENTIAL AREA ~ DAY 109

source 86

A prosperous, quiet neighborhood where yuppies wax Bis, walk dogs, job. A police car, driven by Hightower, rolis quietly inte FRAME and we see Bud - eyes wide, scanning the streets, holding a shutgun out the window. As the car exits FRAME it goes over a speed bump and the shutgun

‘DISCHARGES. 0.5.

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86

EXT. POLICE CAR - STOP LIGHT - DAY 1106

source 87

Jones is behind the wheel and Negata is beside him as they = wait for a light to change. A half dozen kids converge on the car and start cleaning the front and back windows.

JOKES.
While you're at it...check the oil.

PULL BACK te discover a couple cf kids are already check-

‘ing out the gas. In fact, they're siphoning it into a

ted ean. CUT To:

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INT. POLICE CAR - NOVING 111

source 88

Karen drives, Mahoney rides shotqun. They both look very . intense, very serious. There is an G.S. chuckling. They * both turn towards it. ¥ P.O0.¥. BOTH OF THEM ~ LASSARD In the backseat, chuckling as he reads a book with a % large goldfish on the cover, that's entitled "THE WACKY * WORLD OF GOLDFISH." *

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INT. ACADEMY COMMUNICATIONS ROOM - DAY . 113

source 89

GLOSE on the screen showing the city grid and location of sguad cars. Suddenly a red light pops on and the number iG48 flashes on and off.

PULL BACK as...

HOOKS
Cjumps up? All right, send in car 46. CUT TO:

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89

INT. HIGHTOWER'S POLICE CAR - CITY STREETS - DAY 143

source 90

We hear Nrs. Fackler on the car radio, MRS. FACKLER ¢¥.0.>

Hightower, pa got a roving

gang in the Gower district. Hightower flips on the siren.

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90

INT. ACADEMY CGMMUXICATIONS ROOM - DAY 11%

source 91

ANGLE on Copeland and Blanks as Copeland siidas what looks tike a remote control T.V¥: device from his pocket, surreptitiously aims it-at the... THE SCREEN The red dot hops around like a Mexican jumping bean. MRS. FACKLER It's at Lincoln and... wait, have him go right on Tower and... (confused) No..-wait, a Left on... CUT To;

91

EXT. HIGHTOWER'S POLICE CAR - STREET - AERIAL SHOT AS

source 92

The car makes two full circles in the middle of the street then turns left onto a narrow road.

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P.G.¥. HIGHTOWER AND BUD - THE ROAD or what's left of it because it empties right into a lake. BACK IN SCEXE The police car piows into the water.

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IKT. ACADEMY COMMUNICATIONS ROOM - DAY 116

Copeland exchanges a glance with Blanks, pushes another button and...

Mrs. Fackler can't believe what she's seeing -~ a game of BONKEY KONG dances on the video screen. A concerned Hooks pushes buttons on the console. Copeland flips a switch and the grid pops hack on.

Bee oan 91. y 116 “ks ; -FACKLER ".ctotaliy. confused) Fonex; now Lte 'S in your sector! —_— ; ee CUT TO: 117. AT ORES" POLICE CAR - STREET - DAY 117 oa leans against. ‘the car aonk, car radio mike in hand. .) /gONES -That's ‘nice but you better send Sen # vin iehonges aif he: Apeake. we PULL BACK to discover Jones’ car out of gas and, biocking traffic at an intersection. We see Nogata trudging: away with a gas can. Cle gs ee CUT TO:

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EXT. STREET - DAY =~ | | ‘4 148

source 118

| Two: of Mauser's police cars are pulled up onto the side- -waik penning in a group of kids posing as a street gang. Mauser, Proctor, EFGUR of MAUSER'S CADETS and the Evalua- “tion Committee Members, turn as... Mahoney's car comes SCREECHING to a halt. .Mauser leans in the driver's window. Smiies at Karen, - Rahoney and Lassard.. ' NAUSER You're improving. Only twenty minutes tate. - | CUT TO:

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EXT: YACHT CLUB ~ DAY

source 119

“Phe Governor talks to some socialites with Baxter prac- tically standing in his back pocket. Hedges approaches Baxter.

HEDGES
You want toe check out the busboys with me? I think something funny's going on.
BAXTER
Chet> Forget it! It's not my job.

Hedges shakes his- head...staggers away...as if he can't believe this sudden assault.

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94

INT. YACHT CLUB - DAY 120

source 95

Hadges approaches a set of swinging doors and peers through a giass portal.

P.0.¥. HEDGES - THE KITCHEN

tihere he sees ten waiters, cocks and busboys hard at work but not at preparing food. They are pulling on rubber masks of SHOW WHITE and the SEVEN DWARFS -- the axe murderer is Snow White. They shove weapons into their jacket pockats.

BACK IN SCENE
Hedges turns from the door wide-eyed.

; HEDGE Holy shit!

Panicked he stumbles away, pulling a walkie-talkie from his back pocket. He flips a switch, extends the antenna.

HEDGES
Cinto walkia~talkie> Mahoney...Mahoney...somebody! CUT TO:

iKT. ACADENY COMMUNICATIONS ROOM ~ DAY 121 Mrs. Fackler takes off her headset, and hands it to Hooks.

MRS. FACKLER
Something's going on with Hedges.
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INT. POLICE CAR ~- NOVING

source 96

Mahoney adjusts the radio as we hear, faintly...

HEDGES (¥.0.)
Clots of static) I need help! I need help? And don't say, “It's not my job!" CUT TO:
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INT. YACHT CLUB - DAY «422

source 97

HEDGES {into walkie-talkia> .-the bushoys are...

A gun comes into FRAME and presses against his nose,

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HEDGES
€nasal sounding? »s Shooting my nose.

The walkie-taikie drops with a CRASH.

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INT. MAHONEY'S POLICE CAR A * 123

source 423

Karen, Mahoney and Lassard do a take as they hear the CRASH.

HOOKS ¢<V.0.> . Con radio> ' Did you read that? Was that for real?

. KAREN Cintce mike> We heard it. BR os €to Lassard> — ‘Sir?

‘LASSARD 7 {not certaind . Maybe we batter check it out.

MAHGHEY
What about the evaluation?

»

A heat.

LASSARD
Gne of my boys may be in troubie! Screw the evaluation!

MAHONEY ; TI love it when you talk dirty, sir.

The car speeds away.

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INT. ACADEMY COMMUNICATIONS ROOM .

source 124

Blanks and Copeland sit smugly in back as Mrs. Fackler watches Hooks work the dispatch board.

KOOKS
“ €concerned; into mike) 4 Are... are you sure on that? What about the evaluation contest?

Blanks and Copeland perk up at the sound of this.

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CONTINUED: ; . egg

HGOKS
_0.K....Hightower, Jones, Tackleberry...Lassard says screw the evaiuation...assist Hedges.

Copeland hears this and jumps up with a victory yelp. When he jumps the remote control switch hops out of his pocket and...

MNGVE with switch as it naties across the floor and stops. at. Hooks" feet.

Hooks turns slouly, tate at Copeland and Bi anke, con- fused by their reaction. She looks down, picks up the

: remote control device, pushes a button and the VIDEO GAME. appears on. the screen’ agains.

ANGLE on Blanks and Copeland, who look at 6 ch wthey

‘ knowing they've been nailed, turn as if to offer a - feeble protest only to get simultaneously coldcocked

by Hooks’.

- They hit the Fisst like two sacks of rocks and Hooks

steps over then, CUT Td:

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Proctor. snaps off the car-radio.

PROCTOR -
‘Mahoney must think he's as dumb as we are! We're not gonna fall for that Hedges stuff!

Mauser gives one of his; "tT can't believe this guy” takes.

MAUSER
Yeah. They're getting desperate - trying to sucker us with that crap. . If there was trouble Baxter would let us known. , CUT TO:
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CLOSE on Baxter as a gun is jammed against his face. He faints. In fact, during this entire stsne, Baxter re- mains passed out.

PULL BACK as THE THIEVES pull their weapons and there is a COLLECTIVE GASP, followed by the sound of COCKTAIL GLASSES hitting the grass. The Governor and Hurst look down on Baxter disdainfuily, then at the axe murderer, whe holds Hedges at gunpoint. :

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AKE MURDERER
Hand over your money and jewels and you won't get hurt,
GOVERNOR
{te axe murderer; indignant) You won't get away with this! I'm the Gevernor!
AXE MURDERER
(sticks pistol to his nose)
And I'm the guy with the .44 Magnum.

The Governor swallows hard.

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EXT. DOCK AREA - DAY 127

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Four squad cars come to a TIRE SQUEALING stop at the edge of a concrete pier. Mahoney, Karen, Lassard, Jones, Bud, Nogata, Tackleherry, Sweetchuck and Hightower jump out of their cars and peer across the bay to the Yacht Ciub Island. They exchange quick glances. Mahoney turns to seo...

P.O.¥. MAHONEY - SIGK that reads: "RENTAL OFFICE: BOATS - JETSKIS"™ BACK IN SCENE and Mahoney is moving in the direction of that sign.

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EXT. YACHT CLUB - LARK - DAY 128

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The bad guys have sacks filled with ill-gotten gains. One of them carries the Trophy. The Governor and Hedges stand with their hands up. GOVERNOR You must be breaking your mother's heart. AXE MURDERER (shrugs) Hhy dontt you ask her?

He indicates a woman wearing a SLEEPY mask who holds Hurst at gunpoint while she pulis off his medals.

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Revised 9/1/85 96. CONTINUED: : 3 128

Suddenly, there's a BUZZING SOUND. En masse, all heads turn towards the lake. Jaws drop open.

ON THE LAKE

Here come the good guys, racing towards the island in a

- foam spewing wedge. There’s ARRIVAL OF THE CAVALRY NUSIC

as we discover: Mahoney, Karen, Kogata and Bud riding jetskis forming the head of the wedge; Jones, Max and Callahan on wet bikes; Tackleberry ¢ POSS. BDOUBLE>, Sweetchuck, Hightower and Lassard in a boat. Lassard stands posed like Washington crossing the Delaware.

All of them are dressed in brightly colored wetsuits -- hadges pinned to the front. .

P.O.V¥. OUR HEROES = THE YACHT CLUB

the bad guys aoa! HEN into mass confusion...they start running, guests start running as...

BACK IN SCENE

Gur heroes split off to attack the island from various directions. It looks like the landing at Normandy.

cur To: THE YACHT DOCK ’ 429

The Axe Murderer and a THUG who carries the trophy force the Governor into a hoat. A SECOHD THUG, carrying the loot, hops into a smaller boat and starts it up.

4T THE SHORE LINE

our heroes storm up the laun, aereating out after the scattering thieves.

AHGLE on Mahoney who heads after the Governor. WIDE

The Thug holds Mahoney at hay by pressing the gun to the Governor’s head. The axe murderer starts the hoat up,

begins to steer away from the dock. The second thug follows in the smalfer boat.

MOVE with Mahoney as he races back up the lawn past Karen, Hedges and Max.

MAHONEY
€shouting> I'm going after the Governor.

They fali in behind him.

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137A

Guess. net. Ae: raises his. hands.

Revised 9/1785.

: 3 (96A. ra ies 4 ee A MOODED: AREA (HAS: SCENE 43532 es al 129A

tae:

A CROOK clutches a pistol as “he danges hranches. Suddenly,

Sweetchuck drops from a tree, cradling a gum DERTY HARRY would be proud of. He jumps back, drops the gun then,

‘tentatively, sian “ei for it. suntil...:

Fs SWEETCHUCK “I know. what you're thinking, punk. “Did. he fire five rounds or six!? So, you gotta ask yourself: Do you feeb. AUSHR? Wells. do. you, punk!?

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ve be

BRT. YACHT CLUB BUILDING tee a oo “THREE CROOKS race through the “front door ~ disappear. A

beat.and Jones comes racing after then.

“THE DOCK | eo 131

THS CROOKS hop ‘ate a second speedboat. One starts the

-inbeard, the other takes the wheel. The engine roars but . they don't budge. In unison they turn and see...

- chest deep in water, hands firmly clamped to the rear of

the beat, holding it in place. He smiles. BACK IK SCENE

Crook One jumps overboard. Crock Two makes the mistake of suinging at Hightower. Hightower tets go of the beat. It speeds away and the crook tumbles ovar the stern into

-Hightower's waiting arms.

ON THE BOCK

Crook One pulls himseif{ out of the water, comes face to face with Bud and beits him. Bud is undaunted.

BUD
Ccontemptuous } Dad hits much harder than that!

And Bud coldeocks him with one shot. CuT TO:

ANGLE OX ANOTHER CROOK 137A

whe jumps on a wet bike and speeds off. He doesn't get too far as he hits a floating buoy kine. The front of the ski

(CONTINUEB)

131A

13 1B

Revised 9/1/85 96B. CONTIHUED: IZiA

catches the line and wet bike and crook do a complete somearsault.

AT THE DOCK : . 131B

A crook starts up a jetski but is suddenly jerked out of FRAME. Hightower holds the ¢grocok out at arm's length, he's dragging his other catch by the shirt collar. A very cocky Suwueetchuck steps up to him.

SWEETCHUCK
Everything under control Rens S Sgt. Need any help?

HYenteuax glances at .the squirming exaek and the man

. he's dragging.

* WIGHTOWER ‘I believe all is ¢copasetic. But I appreciate. the offer.

Sweetchuck gives a cocky nod, steps back, trips on a tow Line and...

ANGLE OX the jetski. It's still running as Sueetchuck topples on and the thing takes off. . S5uweetchuck's scream trailing back at ous.

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INT. MAUSER*S POLICE CAR - MOVING PAST LAKE 132

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Mauser hangs up the radio mike.

HAUSER
- (pensive) I can't get Baxter.
(glances out window)

P.0.¥. MAUSER - THE YACHT CLUB across the lake.

MAUSER ¢90.S.> I wonder if something is going on over there. .

BACK IN SCENE
MAUSER {continuing) Pull into the next Marina.

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132A

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EXT. THE CHANNEL - DAY 132A

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A man in a sculi is maneuvering a turn in the channel. He looks up because he hears the same thing we do...the 0.5. SOUND of APPROACHING BOATS.

P.0.¥. MAN - BOATS

Boat #1 with the Axe Murderer, Governor and thug and boat #2 with a crook and the loot. They are heading straight for him.

BACK IK SCENE

This poor guy's got nowhere te go as boats 3 and 2 split his sculi into thirds. He's only got a second to relax befcre Mahoney, Bud, Max and Karen sweep past him in pur- suit of the crooks. The man, sitting in the remaining one ~third of his boat, spins like a top.

HIDE as the tuo boats reach a...

DIVIDE IK THE CHANNEL

Boat #1 goes Tight followed by Mahoney and Karen. Boat

; CUT TO: CENTER ISLAND BOAT RIDES 132B

itts the water equivalent of BUMPER CARS. Lots of fami~ fies having lots of fun until...

BOAT #1 followed by Mahoney and Karen come speeding through — splashing people and sending the bumper hoats careening off each cthex like pool balls. | CUT TO: ROAT 42 | 1320

speeding through the narrow channel, Max and Bud losing ground.

ANGLE on Max looking determined as hell, then nervous as hell, because...

P.O.¥. MAX - A LOG directly in his path. (CONTINUED>

132C

(432D

132E

13aF

1326

Revised 9/1/85 $8. CONTINUED: 132C

- BACK IN SCENE

Max hits the log does a somersault, lands and keeps on going, coming up alongside Bud.

MAX
shouting to Bud) I feel good, now. I feel good. cur TO:

THE LAND DIVIDE 132B

Swimming and picnicking are about to be rudely inter- rupted as...

_ BOAT #1

. heads for the divide and jumps it, followed by Mahoney

and Karen. They Land in...

THE OTHER CHANNEL 132E

“and now boat #1 and 2 are racing alongside each other

with Maheney, Karen, Hedges and Max in pursuit.

QM THE LAND DIVIDE . 132F

things are just getting back to normal as

SWEETCHUCK 132G

barely hanging onto the jetski for dear Life, sails over the divide and heads down the channel. cuT TO:

OMITTED (REPOSITIONED TO 137A) 133
THE GOVERNOR'S HELICOPTER 134

& THIEF has commandeered it. The blades rotate...the copter shifts, ready to lift off, then, suddenly...

THE WATER

explodes as Tackleberry, dramatically backlit by the sun, rises from the lake. Bare chested, face greased, he

does his version of RAMBO; he grabs the pilot around the shirt front and catapults him out of the chopper.

CUT TO:

OMITTED CREPOSITIONED TO 129A} 135

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INT. YACHT CLUB - KITCHERX 136

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Empty. Quiet. Jones steps into FRAME... staiking, listening. He takes a few steps then...

Revised 9/1/85 99, CONTINUED: 136

CROOK (0.58.3
Hold it cop!

Jones spins around. Tuo crooks come at him from the left and a third appears to his right. With an out of syne KUNG FU YELL, Jones defies the laws of gravity and propels himself straight up and out of FRAME.

The crooks iook up, openmouthed. Jones flies back into FRAME, kicking one crock in the chest and propelling him into the crook behind him. The two men go down hard.

Crook number’ Three holds a pistol on Jones and fer a beat we think he's bought it but then we hear an 0.8. KUNG FO YELL. and all heads turn to see...

MOGATA

in a mid-air, SLOW MOTION, Kung Fu kick.

ANGLE on Third Crock as Nogata arrives in SLOW NOTION to kick the gun from his hand. All of this is accompaniad by exaggerated SOUXD EFFECTS.

ANGLE on Jones, smiling, then suddeniy Nogata -- in REAL TIME -- drops into FRANE beside him. They turn hack to back, making identical! SOUNDS and hand movements then spin and kick, sending two crooks sliding across the floor on their hutts. The third crook escapes.

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EXT. THE LAX 137

source 107

A shotaun wielding crock has his path blocked hy Callahan. He pumps the gun, threateningly. Caimly, Caitahan shakes out her hair, begins to ease down the zipper on her wetsuit and steps towards him. He

doesn't know if he's being seduced or arrested but while he's trying to decide, Callahan pulls a BEVERLY KILLS COP move. She clamps hold of the shotgun, flips the crook to the ground, shoves the barre! into his face then looks up and gives a hig smile and an O.K. sign

: ——e

LASSARD
who returns it as he steps onto the porch of the YACHT CLUB BUILDING

The creok who escaped from Nogata and Jones races out. Lassard blocks his path.

CROOK
Outta my way, old man.
(CORTINVED)

1378,

138A

138B

“Revised. 923785. a 2% tye 100.

coNTENUED? eg ager” i

‘Lassard takes a. “step ‘Kawi as if complying then suddenly

pulls a Jones; he lets out a fiarce yell, spins and nails the clown with a karate kick sending him CRASHING hack into the bublging passers straightens his jacket, points to

lake. ; LASSARD - To ‘the hoats, men! | oo CUT TO: THE MIDDLE OF THE LAKE - THE REGATTA CHAS SCENE 133) 137A

‘Wedaskic [an ee Stately. That's how these sail - . “boats Jook:. as ae enan8 through the lake water, until.

THE THO. BOATS

exit the shane aa head into the regatta, spewing foam, driving the delicate vessels off course, capsizing cthers. Just as things are returning to normal, here comes...

MAHOKEY | 138 and our other herees creating more chaos.

Mahoney suings alongside the Axe Murderer's boat Choat #1) and motions them ta pull over. The Axe Murderer points at himself with a "Who, me?!" gesture. Mahoney nods yes.

The guy swerves his boat forcing Hahoney off course and around a. large saiiboat.

ANGLE on Mahoney as he hits a wake and goes airborne. 138A He flies through the sail of a boat, lands and continues the chase, undaunted.

HIDE

to disocver boats and jetskis weaving through the regatta playing a disruptive game of cat and mouse ~- joined now by Jones, Bud, Nogata and Callahan on wetbikes.

ANGLE on Jones as his wathike stalls. He tries to crank 1388 it up...it sputters. Jones looks left, then right to

discover boats 1 and 2 converging on sith, The waterbike starts and Jones manufactures the SGUHD OF A DIVING SHB~ MARINE as he drives the waterbike under and disappears.

Yhe hoats and jetskis whiz past, narrowly missing aach ether, When they clear FRAME, Jones rises out of the water, continuing his SUBMARINE SOUND EFFECTS, and joins the chase.

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138C

138D

138E .

138F

139A

Revised 9/1/85 100A. SWEETCHUCK 4386

heading straight for a sailboat. He jumps it and lands, almost taking out Bud and Karan then zigzags between Max and Nogata who collide. As Sweetechuck pulls away, they

remount their vehicles and join the chase.

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CALLAHAN AND SARAH . 3 38D riding between sailboats as hoat #2 flies past 6 feet % off the water.

- CUT TO: MAHONEY 1 38E doing slalom type moves through the sailboats. He is | almost wiped out by boat #1. speeding between boats.

CUT TO: | & WATERSKIER it * 438F whe, judging by the slow pace of his touboat, is no pro. BOAT #2 . cuts across the skier's line, snapping it and jerking it from his hand so the tow line and handle drag along be- hind the boat.

CUT TO:

AHOTKER PART OF THE LAKE 139 CLOSE on Mauser showing a strain and shouting... MAUSER For God's sake Proctor, put some muscle into it!!! PULL BACK to discover that "it", is a pathetically small PADDLE BOAT making pathetically Little progress as Mauser and Proctor, wearing a bulky life jacket, paddle auay.

CUT TO:

BOAT #2 139A

sweeping down on them, just maneuvering away at the Last second.

INSERT + TOW LINE

slipping under the paddle boat. , ¢ CONTINUED)

139A

Revised 9/1/85 . 100B. CONTINUED: 139A BACK IN SCENE Mauser shakes a fist at the boat. MAUSER © (shouting> You'ra a menace, you moron! A

menace!

More of a menace than Mauser can imagine because, sud- denly, the paddie boat is jerked from FRANE as

WIDE

the tow line takes hold, dragging the boat behind it. Proctor and Mauser are trapped...their legs pumping

away at ninety miles an hour...a look of shear horror frozen on their faces.

INSERT ~- PADDLE BEARINGS

smoking like crazy.

BACK IK SCEXE

The paddle boat is taken on a high speed run until it hits a wake, tilting it at a ninety degree angle and sending Mauser and Proctor flying out. The tow Line

snaps and the hoat #2 zips auay.

CUT TO:

MAHONEY : | 140

determined as hell, moves alongside the axe murderer's moterboat again. He pulls a John Wayne, leaping from the moving jetski into...

THE BOAT

Mahoney lands between the axe murderer and thug and the Governor.

MAHONEY
€staggers up) I claim this ship in the name of her Majesty's Navy.
GOVERNOR
Forget it, Sgt., the man's humorless.
AXE MURDERER
Cwaving gun> You just made a big mistake.

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MAHOKEY
Gosh, I hate to quibble with an armed man, but...

Mahoney points behind them and the axe murderer and his companion turn.

P.G.¥. BOTH OF THEM - POLICE BOATS

three of them approaching in a wedge formation. We can make out Hooks and Mrs. Fackler along with a lot of HARBOR POLICE.

BACK IN SCENE

These guys panic. The man stearing jerks the steering wheel sharply to the right to evade the Police hoats.

Maheney throus himself over the Governor because they

have just turned into a head-on path with boat #2.

INTERCUT

instant panic on the faces of the crooks in both hoats as they each swerve to avoid a head-on and manage to turn the boats into land cruisers. The boats hit

THE SHORELIXE 141
and become airborne. OUR HEROES

stop at the water's edge and watch the flight of the tuo hoats.— 3

ANGLE on a THO STORY CHANGING BUILDING as the two hoats hit and stick like darts in a dartboard.

AT THE SHORE
police and guests race towards the two boats. =

ANGLE on Axe Murderer, who lies on the ground, thrown clear of his boat, He starts to sit up and comes face to face with Hooks’ pistol.

HOOKS
(sueet> Gosh, you just don't seem to learn... {hard> FREEZE DIRTBAG!!!f

ANGLE on boat #1 where siowly, tentatively, Mahoney stands in the stern, looks around, then helps a Governor to his feet.

CCONTINUED)

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Revised 91785, 102.

ON THE LAKE,”

a: watextouged: iManeue® and —— bee to: eat themselves jout of the water but an out-of control Sweetchuck keeps

circling them, making. it-difficult. Mahoney gets

| thumbs. .up from our. herges, crowded around below him.

Slipping into the h. Ge we see a lone boat carrying the Evaluation Committee. “They passively take in the scene

_ as: they slide out. of: FRAME we. os

“ANGLE on “Mahoney; he. picts the: Yacht Club. Trophy over-

heads, raises the Governor’ s hang and...

ig get . “WAHOREY. wi ke a ike: £4, thank all the members of my racing team’ for their assistance. I eonten * have won... “sot lt iyratte SaE SLAM CUT:

see Maselhiee S0niGe denne - DAY | 142 arant CLOSE on Lassara, ‘PULLING BACK as he speaks.

a : LASSARD — “this competition without the help

of my many, many wonderful instructors and my many,.many fine cadets.

We're back far enough now te see this is another Gradua-~ tion Day. Lassard stands at a podium addressing cadets

and family. Hurst, the Governor and our heroes sit be-

hind hin, e ,

LASSARD
“thanks to all of them, this car ace carry on its fine . tradition.

Everyone applauds as recsweR turns around and motions eur heroes to stand. He snaps off a sharp salute and strides with dignity across the stage. He stops, looks back at our heroes, the Governor, the crowd, smiles, then-goes into a quick Kung Fu kick. Freeze on ae in his Kung Fu pose as we...

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EXT. FOUR LANE HIGHWAY - MOVING - DAY 143

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He have our eye on a sporty convertible.

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INT. CAR 144

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Mahoney, in civilian clothes, drives, Karen is squeezed beside him.

141A

+ WH #

Revised 8/15/85 703. CONTINUED: 144

KAREN
if Lassard does decide to retire you should think about the Governor's offer.
MAHONEY
I don't know. Being a Commandant seems awfully grown up.

They slow as they approach a Toll Booth.

KAREK
You're a good instructor. You taught me a lot. Even some stuff about police work.

They laugh as we slow... AT THE TOLL BOOTH

ANGLE on Mahoney as he hands over a bili. A hand comes into FRAME and takes it. Mahoney smiles.

MAHONEY
Hey, keep the change.

He drives off as wa stay on the Toll Booth long enough to see Mauser stick out his head, throw Mahoney a dirty look then motion ta the next car.

MAUSER
You think I got ail day here, pal? Let's move it.

PAN UP from the Toll Booth so we spot Mahoney's car speeding away. We watch it until it hecomes a dot and we...

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