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The couple that Farva says "chicken fucker" to are actually Kevin Heffernan parents. They knew he was going to say something rude, simply weren't prepared for the "chicken fucker" line.

In the syrup-chugging scene in the diner, the first few takes were done with the actors drinking thick iced tea from syrup containers, but the iced tea didn't expect realistic enough. Real syrup was brought in, and the actors so did several takes in which they actually chugged entire bottles of syrup. These are the takes you lot encounter in the close-ups, however, some wide shots with the iced tea were kept in.

The "bullet-proof cup" scene was shot just outside a existent-life prison. While Steve Lemme stood there, wearing only a cup, inmates were pressed confronting the argue yelling at him.

When Rabbit was blimp in a locker covered in shaving foam, he was actually covered in menthol shaving cream. The crew didn't know that menthol burns pare if left on too long. After the scene, Erik Stolhanske was sent next door to a firehouse to become hosed off.

When Ursula hits Foster in the head with a snowcone, there is a prepare-up to indicate that the snowcone is solid. A mid-scene switch was supposed to replace the hard snowcone with a softer one, but the switch didn't happen for several takes. Paul Soter took a solid block of ice to the head virtually nine times before they got it correct.

In the "Cat game" scene, the word "meow" was actually said 11 times.

In the scene where the troopers are smoking marijuana while watching the Johnny Chimpo cartoon, the redness of their eyes was achieved by the makeup artist blowing menthol in their faces.

The film was originally supposed to exist set in the 1970s.

The scene where Ramathorn is typing on the computer and maxim "heighten" repeatedly is an homage to Harrison Ford in Bract Runner (1982) looking for clues in a photo.

The catering visitor that worked the unabridged product of this picture fully immersed themselves in the high jinx going on during filming. Rooz Kiani and Chris Brown (of Doctor Detroit fame) were the main pranksters. It is said that they would serve the cast raw or rubber eggs for dinner. The Broken Lizard comedy troop even considered making them honorary members after Kiani captured 32 live skunks and put them in the trailer of Kevin Heffernan. Heffernan is reported to take said 'this state of affairs stinks!!!!'

When Farva is handcuffed to the toilet, it is a lime that is taped into his mouth.

The gun the Spurburry police captain pulls out in the first Winnebago scene was actually a BB gun, yous can come across the odd pull back cocking mechanism that is used on an old model BB gun.

Repeated gag: Captain O'Hagan is frequently filmed with his caput directly in front of an brute mount and so that he appears to have antlers.

In the get-go scene that was filmed with Brian Cox (the scene on his porch, where he is reading the letter of the alphabet from the governor), the letter of the alphabet was supposed to take the lines typed out on them. Broken Lizard didn't know that when they started the scene, so they typed the lines up quickly and gave it back to him. If y'all wait closely you tin can come across some white out marks from what the letter originally said.

David Stolhanske, cousin of Erik Stolhanske, is a Minnesota state trooper.

Jim Gaffigan plays the motorist named "Larry Johnson" during the true cat-game scene. In 2009, Jim Gaffigan was on "Police & Order" as a murder doubtable named "Larry Johnson."

Jay Chandrasekhar's character shares a first proper name, Arcot, with Chandrasekhar's father.

The badges or shields the Vermont State Troopers wear look zilch similar the ones in the moving picture, in fact the badges the actors are wearing resemble an NYPD Detectives shield.

Captain O'Hagan'southward business firm is the same firm used equally Stacey Sutton'south house in the Bond moving-picture show A View To A Kill.

Officer Tom McArdle in the budget committee is mentioned about mid-fashion through the motion picture. This character is named after film editor Tom McArdle (The Station Amanuensis (2003)).

When Captain O'Hagan tells Rabbit to go a gun for the mayor he says "Rabbit, run". Rabbit, Run is the championship of a 1960 John Updike novel and a 1970 movie from that novel: Rabbit, Run (1970).

At the end when Ramathorn and Rabbit are delivering "Saint Anky" beer to the party at close await you can run across the keg with Budweiser labeling.

When Farva says "I idea you lot said BowlaRama", Mac was throwing him off on purpose. BowlaRama is the bowling aisle in The Simpsons.

Spoilers

The trivia items below may requite abroad of import plot points.

The bar of soap that O'Hagan bites into was fabricated out of white chocolate. Brian Cox has diabetes, and got very upset afterward biting into the bar. The coiffure then had to get a carbohydrate free version.

In the scene cuts during the laurels anniversary for the state police's drug bosom where Farva continuously vomits into a toilet, it was actually Kevin Heffernan vomiting. This procedure can exist seen in the outtake reel on the DVD.

After Rabbit was arrested past Farva for speeding in a stolen Porsche. The captain mentions the arrival of a Q17 grade which ways that they accept to inventory all of their equipment. He fabricated a point that their "balls were getting closer to the bandsaw". In Super Troopers two, Rabbit'due south assurance got cut past a round saw.

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