SUPER TROOPERS

Stoned college kids heading across the border for french fries and gravy, speeders, drug smugglers and just about any other law-breaker would do best to avoid the barren stretch of highway presided over by the SUPER TROOPERS. Thorny, Mac, Rabbit, Foster and Farva - played by Broken Lizard members Jay Chandrasekhar, Steve Lemme, Erik Stolhanske, Paul Soter and Kevin Heffernan - are Vermont State Troopers who act more like fraternity brothers in uniform... with moustaches, badges, guns, handcuffs, sirens and a blow up doll. Well actually, make that Thorny, Mac and Foster as the fraternity brothers, Rabbit as the lowly pledge and Farva as the guy who just doesn't get it. Committed to pranks and a love of syrup, the SUPER TROOPERS have turned arrest into an art form and become specialists at screwing with motorist's minds while screwing up on the job. True, they might take your car out of the impound lot for a joy ride; stage a hold up just for the hell of it; or come up with some ingenious ways to use their "equipment," but overall these guys are about justice... with a twist. And they were trained by the best - their crusty mentor and leader - Captain O'Hagan, played by Brian Cox (Rushmore, Braveheart). To a SUPER TROOPER, the only thing better than a good prank is one-upping arch rivals - the Spurbury Local Police, led by Chief Grady, played by Daniel VonBargen (O Brother Where Art Thou?, The General's Daughter). The Locals, with the exception of Officer Ursula Hanson, played by Marisa Coughlan (Freddy Got Fingered, Teaching Mrs. Tingle), are always in the way of a good time. But the town isn't big enough for both police forces. Budget cuts mean one force will have to go, and odds are that means the Troopers should start reading the "want ads." Aware of the fact that their heads are on the chopping block, the SUPER TROOPERS try to play by the rules. But with Farva on the road and the potential for pranks ever present, the outlook is grim. That is until a