"Super"-bly Quotable "Troopers" Quiz

Answer: Canada, eh? Almost made it.

The driver of the car that has been pulled over says this to Thorny, as he is questioning him, in the opening scene. Thorny presumably means that they almost made it over the border without being pulled over. The occupants of the car turn up later in the movie, as we all know. There is no Spurberry, VT - it's a fictional town.

Answer: You've got to want it.

This is from the second scene of the film in the diner. The troopers are all getting breakfast. We can infer from Capt. O'Hagan that this is not an isolated event. The actors actually chugged real maple syrup for this scene.

Answer: A bullet hole in a paper target at the shooting range

This happens at the shooting range towards the end of the film, just before Mac tests the bullet proof cup. He's concerned about a stray shot in the neck of the paper target.
It was shot by Thorny, who alleviates his concerns with the quote. This quote has tremendous application in everyday life. I use it at least weekly.

Answer: Yeah, That's true.

Galiganokous is a central figure in the protection plot involving the local cops and does show up later in the film. Both of the incorrect quotes are actually said by Mac, but before the game of 'repeat' begins (in the case of the 'you don't weigh in, you don't wrassle') and while mimicking Foster, ('We should have seen that coming'). After they are rescued, the following dialogue occurs, as homage to 'repeat':
"Got a little distracted by someone doing the 'repeater'"
"That will happen."
"That will happen."
"That will happen."

Answer: Meow!

As Foster walks away from the car, Mac flashes nine fingers at him, indicating that he has fallen one short of the bet to reach ten utterances of 'meow' during the stop. Foster steps back, leans into the window and says, 'Meow!' This scene is completely and totally inconsequential to the plot.

It's mentioned later when Thorny is teamed up with Farva and they have pulled someone over, Farva inquires about the games that are played. Thorny responds, "Actually, Mac bet Foster he couldn't say 'meow' ten times. Now, I know that doesn't sound funny as I say it now." I highly recommend incorporating 'cat game' into your daily routine. Substitute 'meow' for 'now' and see how many people notice and/or call you on it. If you're painted in a corner, "Excuse me, are you saying 'meow'?" "Am I saying 'meow?' Do I look like a cat to ya? Am I drinking milk from a saucer? Am I jumping all nimbly-bimbly from tree to tree? Do you see me eating mice?" is _always_ a good response, as Foster has shown us.

Answer: His old Halloween costume

Mac says this to the rest of the troopers at the shooting range, near the end of the movie. As we soon find out, one certainly would not ever throw something like that out. His costume plays a central role in Thorny & Foster's liberation of what they think are confiscated goods.

Answer: But baby, I'm sizzleen.

Ursula says this to Foster at the police station as he's making an advance on her. Foster does eventually succeed in his attempts to woo her. I, personally, don't think this was the best response on Foster's part.

Answer: Rabbit

This occurs in the diner, at the tail end of the second scene. The the local cops are teasing Thorny about being a waiter at a Mexican restaurant.
"Is that what they do in Arabia, Thorny?"

Answer: Peter the Panda

Grady asks Ursula over the intercom to put together a line up with Johnny Chimpo and a few other fictious animals. This is while he and Captain O'Hagan are discussing the murder case in Grady's office. O'Hagan is looking for some cooperation from the locals on the murder case. Watching von Bargen and Cox together is great.

Answer: Mayor Timber

Mayor Timber pumps a shotgun and says this to no one in particular as he poses with Mac and Foster in front of the confiscated haul. Did you ever notice the struggle that Farva & Rabbit have as they try to get a gun for Mayor Timber?