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Kindergarten Cop Quotes

"Go ahead, YOU tell him you didn't do your homework."

PG-13 1990 · 1h 51m
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30 quotes
Unexpected Turn in a Conversation
Phoebe John? Are you there? How did it go?
[tiredly walks into Kimble's room]
Kimble Go away.
Phoebe It went that well, huh?
Kimble You take over tomorrow.
Phoebe And blow our cover? Can't do it.
Kimble They're horrible.
Phoebe Tell me about it.
[falls onto the bed as the scene fades to black]
Navigating Challenges in a Playful Environment
Taglines It's a jungle gym out there.
Confrontation Between Adult and Child
Detective John Kimble You hit the kid, I hit you!
[when he approaches and pins an abusive father to a car]
Understanding Gender Differences in Children
Joseph Boys have a penis, girls have a vagina.
Kimble Thanks for the tip.
[sarcastically]
Introduction to Ms. O'Hara's Important Talk
Detective John Kimble Good morning. Sit down. It's very nice to see you all again. Meet my very good friend, Phoebe O'Hara. Now, Ms. O'Hara is going to talk to you about something very important. So I want you to pay real attention to what she has to say, okay? Remember, no fear.
['''Kids''': Good morning, Mr. Kimble.; the kids obey; '''Kids''': Good morning, Phoebe.; to Phoebe]
Introduction and Affection for a Car
Detective John Kimble Oh, excuse me. I forgot to introduce myself. My name is John Kimble... ...and I love my car.
[cocks his gun]
Toughest Undercover Cop in Los Angeles
Taglines He's the toughest undercover cop in LA. If you're bad he'll know it. If you're hiding something he'll find out. If you cheat he can tell. Now...
Facing Fear in Unfamiliar Situations
Phoebe Listen, Kimble. You've gotta handle this like any other police situation. You walk into it showing fear, you're dead. And those kids know you're scared.
Kimble No fear.
[nods]
Phoebe No fear.
[smiles at Kimble]
Fun Game of Guessing Daddies' Occupations
Kimble Now, we're going to do something extremely fun. We're going to play a wonderful game called "Who is my daddy and what does he do?" Yes?
[a girl raises her hand]
Girl Is your daddy a fireman?
Joseph He's probably big. Is he a wrestler?
Girl 2 Is he a basketball coach?
Kimble No, no, no, no, no, no.
Girl What's the matter?
Kimble Oh, I have a headache.
Lowell It might be a tumor.
Kimble It's not a tumor! It's not a tumor at all. What I meant was you tell me: Who is your daddy, and what does he do?
[sighs calmly]
Kids Oh.
Kimble Get it? (That's the premise of "Who Is My Daddy, And What Does He Do?") Okay, we start right here. You.
[points to a girl]
Girl 1 My dad repairs wrecked cars driven by women who are pinheads.
Boy 1 My dad doesn't do anything since the crash.
Girl 2 My dad gives money to people that doesn't have money...then people use that money... then they give other money back and they give the same amount of money back to my dad.
Lowell My dad doesn't live with us anymore. He lives in New York and drives a taxi. My mom hopes he's going to die real soon.
Kimble Mm-hmm.
Emma Yeah. He doesn't have that much hair because... and he... his head is so big that he can't wear any hats.
Joshua My dad's divorced. My mom's divorced.
Boy 4 My dad, um, is a psychologist... and he helps people that are hurt or lost their feelings... and, um, that's it.
Tina and Rina Our mom says that our dad is a real sex machine.
Kimble Good.
[looks over his shoulders, then returns his attention to Tina and Rina]
Dominic I don't know what my dad does. I haven't seen him in a long time. He lives in France.
Joseph My dad is a gynecologist, and he looks at vaginas all day long.
Police Officer Confronts Suspect in Arrest Scene
Kimble It's all right. I'm a police officer. Crisp, you're under arrest. Put your hands on your head, slowly, and get up!
[to the crowd, after they scream in horror; to Crisp; sternly]
Crisp Kimble, not again!
[annoyed]
Kimble Your hands!
[sternly]
Crisp They're up. When are you going to leave me alone?
[annoyed]
Police Officer 1 Drop the gun!
Police Officer 2 Yeah, that's right! Drop the gun!
Kimble Hey, I'm a police officer. This is an arrest.
Crisp This man is crazy. Look at him. He wants to kill me. You're just going to stand there?
[annoyed]
Police Officer 3 Freeze!
Hairstylist Oh, jeez!
Kimble I'm a cop, you idiot! I'm Detective John Kimble! This man is under arrest!
[annoyed]
Police Officer 2 Yeah, we'll see about that. I'm checking it out.
[calling to verify badge number]
Crisp You can't just walk in here and put a gun in my face. I'm trying to get a manicure. I have witnesses.
Unexpected Introductions in a Tense Moment
Kimble Freeze!
[Henry and Phoebe gasp and jump, Henry falls behind the bed]
Phoebe NO! No! This... is Henry Shoop, my fiancée.
[a brief pause]
Henry Hi.
[rises halfway and waves at Kimble]
Kimble Your fiancée?
[lowers his gun]
Phoebe Yeah, my fiancée. Henry, this is obviously my partner, John Kimble.
[to Henry, who covers his parts with pillows]
Henry Oh, jeez.
[drops pillow covering his rear]
Kimble Hi.
[shakes Henry's hand]
Henry How you doing? Let me just, uh, get this, and I'll... I'll be right out.
[picks up a robe and moves to the bathroom to get changed]
The Joy of Defending Oneself
Miss Schlowski I want you to answer one more question, and don't lie. What did it feel like to hit that son of a bitch?
Kimble It felt great.
Undercover Cop in a Unique Classroom
Taglines An undercover cop in a class by himself.
Homework Excuses in Kindergarten Cop
Taglines Go ahead, you tell him you didn't do your homework.
Dressing for Success in Unconventional Situations
Kimble How do I look?
Phoebe Take off the gun.
Kimble That's a good idea.
Phoebe Little bastards are gonna eat you alive.
Kimble Get some rest and don't worry. I've been working undercover for a long time. They're six-year-olds. How much trouble can they be?
Phoebe On second thought, take the gun.
A Father's Claim Over His Son
Cullen Crisp, Sr. The boy... is mine! HE'S MY BOY! You get your own goddamn family!
[last words before he gets shot three times in the chest by John Kimble, killing him instantly]
Fire Alarm Confusion in Kindergarten
Kimble Freeze! Don't you know the building is on fire?
[the two kissing children scream out of fright; annoyed]
Kissing Boy We thought it was another drill.
Kissing Girl Yeah.
Kimble Well, get out!
Kissing Boy Yes, sir.
[the two kids leave and head downstairs]
Confrontation and Defiance in Kindergarten Cop
Eleanor Crisp That's where you're going, you son of a bitch!
[last words before she gets knocked unconscious with a baseball bat by Phoebe O'Hara and arrested for attempted murder of John Kimble]
Confrontation of Past Choices and Consequences
Cullen Crisp, Sr. Kimble, you've wasted years chasing after me, and what has it got you? Huh? Nothing. I'll be out of here in a week, and you'll still be eating takeout food in that dump you live in. Yeah. I know all about you, Kimble. Without me, you wouldn't even have a life. My old lady left because of the money. Yours left because she just couldn't stand the sight of you.
Princess vs. Policeman: A Playful Disagreement
Kimble Emma, take your toy back to the carpet.
Emma I'm not a policeman, I'm a princess.
Kimble Take your toy back to the carpet.
[sternly]
Emma I'm not a policeman, I'm a princess!
[miserably]
Kimble TAKE IT BACK!
[loses his patience]
Emma All right.
[timidly; walks back to the carpet]
Classroom Announcement About Teacher's Absence
Miss Schlowski Good morning, everyone.
Kids Good morning, Miss Schlowski.
Miss Schlowski Your teacher, Mrs. Hagley, had to go on an important trip for a few days.
Lisa Where'd she go?
Miss Schlowski That doesn't matter.
Lowell Did she die?
Miss Schlowski No, Lowell, she went to see someone.
Lowell Did they die?
Miss Schlowski No, Lowell.
Lowell Everyone dies, you know.
Miss Schlowski I know, but not for a long, long time. Now, until Mrs. Hagley comes back, we have someone special to help. This is Mr. Kimble, your new kindergarten teacher. Now, let's everybody say, "Good morning, Mr. Kimble".
[Kimble enters the classroom as all the kids look up at his enormous size while some of the kids are slack-jawed]
Kids Good morning, Mr. Kimble.
Kimble Good morning.
Miss Schlowski They're all yours. I'll be watching you.
[leaves the classroom as Kimble scans the children]
Kindergarten's Challenges Compared to the Ocean
Joyce Palmieri/Rachel Myatt Crisp You know, kindergarten is like the ocean. You don't want to turn your back on it.
['''Kimble''': Oh, they're okay. Don't worry. Everything's under control.]
Authority and Consequences in the Classroom
Detective John Kimble Hey, come here. If you don't stop screwing around back there, this is what I'm gonna do with you.
[snaps a pencil in front of a kid]
Comparison of Mrs. Hagley and another character
Dominic Palmieri/Cullen Crisp, Jr. Mrs. Hagley is a lot better than you.
[to Kimble]
Classroom Tensions Escalate Before Break Time
Assistant to Miss Schlowski Aren't you gonna break it up?
Miss Schlowski No, two more days of this, then he'll quit.
Kimble SHUT UUUUUUUUUUUUUUP!!! SHUT UP!! Shut up!! Shut up!
[furiously; all the kids turn around, clearly startled]
Kimble No, don't start this.
[desperately]
Kimble Oh, no...
[overwhelmed]
Kimble ATTENTION! This is your new class mascot.
[everyone pauses as Kimble re-enters]
Boy What happened to your dog?
Kimble This is not a dog. This is a ferret.
Girl What's a ferret?
Kimble That's a ferret.
[showing them his ferret in a way]
Kids Oh.
Lowell If he bites you, you get rabies and you die.
Kimble No, that's not true. He never bites.
Girl Can I pet him?
Kimble Sure, but one at a time, okay?
[one by one, the kids pet Kimble's ferret]
Unexpected Encounter with a Party Pooper
Thug So, who are you, man? SHIT!
[Kimble cocks his shotgun; alarmed; jumps away just in time as Kimble shoots and destroys the sofa]
Kimble I'm the party pooper.
[smugly]
Lunch Theft in Kindergarten Classroom
Detective John Kimble Are these all your lunches? You mean you eat other people's lunches?! STOP IT!
[to a fat kid who stole his friends' lunches; lifts the kid who shakes his head in disagreement; the fat kid spits out food as Kimble drops him and starts to walk away]
Concern for a Grandson's Whereabouts
Eleanor Crisp Where's my grandson?
Discipline and Authority in Police School
Detective John Kimble Today, we're going to play a new, fun game. It's called "police school". I'm going to be your sheriff, you're going to be my deputy trainees. Come on! Stop whining! You kids are soft. You lack discipline. Well, I've got news for you. You are mine now; you belong to me! You're not gonna have your mommies running behind you anymore to wipe your little tushies! Oh, no. it's time now to turn this mush into muscles. No more complaining, no more, "Mr. Kimble, I have to go to the bathroom". Nothing! THERE IS NO BATHROOM!
[the kids groan nonchalantly; brief pause]
Confrontation Without the Vehicle
Phoebe O'Hara You're not so tough without your car, are you?
[to Eleanor after knocking her unconscious with a baseball bat]