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ALRIGHT Let's GO! Answer these 5 questions, NOW, MISTER!


#1.) How did Lassard hit the cue ball & make it bounce backward?

#2.) After Capt. T. Harris' car was taken out by Tackleberry's grenade, what was the tune the team whistled?

#3.) What was that that Jones used to cuff the crook who thought Jones was a robot cop?

#4.) What was that that Tackleberry threw & wound around a crook's legs who was equal with Tackleberry's sharpshooting?

#5.) What was the tune the band played at the end of the movie?



Eight divided by one-half equals four squared!

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1.) Obviously those aren't Lassard's hands, but probably a stand-in who knows how to do trick shots (I can personally barely hit the ball, let alone do what Lassard does here). There are a lot of "trick shot" videos on youtube that might be instructional. This looks similar, for example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGmMzFGURNg

2.) It's a famous piece of classical music that I have nowhere near enough knowledge to name. I'll look into it and see if I can't come up with a title/composer. It was the same tune Harris had been smugly whistling in the previous scene when he got them suspended.

3.) I was wondering this, too. It wasn't a recognizable piece of machinery to me. I suppose the most honest and straightforward answer is that it was a prop that made it easier for Michael Winslow to do his robot impression.

4.) It appears to be bolas: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolas

5.) It was the Police Academy theme, presumably written by the first movie's composer, that appears in all of the movies.

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Answer to question 3-They were a pair of mole grips,they are used for welding.
You use them to clamp two pieces of metal togather so you
you can get a nice clean weld.

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