http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7gjOwBPTMQ
Darn it, you can always count on that little bastard Butch the Bully to do the wrong thing. At least that’s what we’ve gleaned from “Cool Cat Finds a Gun” and the other samples selected by Filmdrunk. And those were pretty much all we could take. Good advice for kids if they come across a gun? Sure. But you have to wonder at what point hiring D-list master thespians like Viveca Fox, Erik Estrada and Eric Roberts, combined with writing that wouldn’t pass muster for a Teletubbies episode begins to negate the desired lesson. Blech. [h/t Allen V.]
I find it highly unlikely that some kids are playing with sticks in the backyard and just HAPPEN to find a revolver laying there. Sure, it’s possible. Wouldn’t it be easier to try and have some more likely avenues that kids are much more likely to come across?
I’m less worried about the gun, and more about this Cool Cat guy hanging out with 10 year olds.
They need an episode warning kids to avoid crazy people in animal costumes.
Lets see…i had a national security clearance in the Mil rated Top Secret,10 years as a Peace Officer in NYS,passed no less than 10 drug tests in the last 3 years,8 physicals successsfully,hold a Haz Mat lic(BG check by TSA),CDL A,and i NJ icant get a CCW.Bye,bye to the NE.
I didn’t see any mention of campaign contributions or great personal wealth. No wonder you’re not worthy.
*Whew* It’s a good thing this wasn’t McGruff the crime dog, or he might have been unloaded on when the cop arrived.
Didn’t the NRA do this better with Eddie the Eagle back when Charlton Heston was knee high to a Pharoah?
Lets change the scene a little like say south philly; “hey mofo look there’s a throw down”,” I wonder who’s punk ass got capped?” One kid picks it up and says “man I can get me some rock fo this” and the other kids says “F-u N%$$&A, I am gonna use that to do a drive by and hold up the liquor sto’.
Actually, I have a better idea that’s a win-win. If police officers would be willing to train and volunteer to protect schools for five or so years after they retire, I’d be willing to let them have any weapons they wanted with no restrictions on how many rounds they can have in their magazines. And they could keep this right in perpetuity.
Good for them.
So he’s released from the hospital before the 72 hours are up, by a doctor who determines that he’s not a threat to himself (he was never considered a threat to others), but the police chief determines all on his own that the vet isn’t of “sound mind.” And where did the chief get his medical / psych degree?