Naked Gun 33?: The Final Insult is a 1994 comedy film, the third and final film in the Naked Gun series, which was based on the Police Squad! television series. It was marketed with the tagline: "Mostly All New Jokes." The "33?" of the title is a reference to the speed at which long playing (LP) phonograph records (gramophone records) play. The film was originally going to be titled Naked Gun 33?: Just for the Record, but was changed after...
Jane, in the back checking envelopes for the bomb, motions for Frank to stall...
Jane, in the back checking envelopes for the bomb, motions for Frank to stall...
Jane, in the back checking envelopes for the bomb, motions for Frank to stall...
Down stairs in the Dillon place, Tanya drops her rob. She walks across the ro...
Tanya comes down stairs at the Dillon place, interrupting Frank's attempt to ...
Preparing for their session, Frank and Jane sit at Dr. Eisendrath's desk whil...
Frank walks across the prison mess hall with tray in hand, headed for Rocco's...
In the prison cafeteria, Frank stands on a table and creates a diversion, to ...
Frank and Jane are seated in Dr. Eisendrath office during a counselling session.
When Frank, visiting the guys at Police Squad, sees the opportunity to return...
A big harry convict drops a bar of soap in the prison shower room. When Frank...
Rocco's fled to the cat walk with Jane. He points the gun at her.
On the Award's stage, Rocco has the bomb and Jane as hostage. Frank, a few fe...
Frank runs on stage and snatches the envelope bomb from Olympia. Moments latt...
While Frank, who everyone thinks is Phil, is throwing up in the tuba, the Dir...
Tanya kisses and strips for him. When he sees that she has a penis, he gets s...
Ed and Nordberg enter the control booth and flash their badges.
After seeing Frank on TV at the Awards, Ed mobilizes the men. Before he exits...
On stage with Raquel Welch, Frank reads the teleprompter word for word. Raque...
Frank is on stage with Raquel Welch. unsure of what he should do. The directo...
Jane and Frank are inside the Awards looking for the bomb. Rocco and Tanya ha...
As Frank and Jane watch an award being presented, Jane figures out what Rocco...
Jane and Frank have just entered the Oscars. Elliott Gould and Florence Hende...
Frank and Jane are stopped at the entrance to the Awards.
Jane and Frank have tied Muriel up outside the Awards. They head inside to st...
Frank acts quickly to cover up the fact that he and Jane know each other whil...
The Mess Hall Guard tells Frank to mind his own business when he comes across...
Jane and Frank are outside the Academy Awards. Rocco and Tanya are inside att...
Frank walks away from Tanya's advances. When she solicits him again he turns ...
Tanya comes downstairs, interrupting Frank's attempt to send a message to Ed ...
At the Dillon place, Frank is downstairs at night tying a note to a pigeon.
At the Dillon place, Tanya thinks Frank has a familiar face. Rocco and his mo...
Frank thinks, while riding in the backseat of Rocco and his mothers car.
Still leaning forward in the escape vehicle, Frank speaks to Muriel while she...
Frank leans forward from the backseat of the get away car, after tunneling ou...
Jane, on the road with Louise, calls Frank from a phone booth, after causing ...
Frank and Rocco pull out their spoons and swing open the wall in the back off...
During a prison riot that Frank started to get Rocco's escape plans back from...
Rocco and Tyrone talk in low tones in the mess hall. Frank, sitting next to T...
Frank walks across the dining hall and sits at a table with Rocco and Tyrone.
Frank is shown walking across the yard at Statesville Prison in cuffs and sha...
While visiting Police Squad, Frank volunteers to go undercover in Statesville...
Ted Olsen enters the squad room and begins presenting forensic evidence on th...
Ed and Nordberg stand facing Frank in the squad room where they have retired ...
Frank enters the squad room, looking sad and dejected. Cops are on the phones.
Frank, looking broke hearted, slowly closes the door as the radio DJ is heard...
Frank stands in the doorway of the house watching Jane drive away in a cab.
Jane packed and dressed in the time it takes to open and close a door. She st...
Back at home after spending the day at the clinic, Jane, who's arranged a rom...
After filling six cups with semen while looking at an adult movie, Frank requ...
Dr. Kohlzak stands outside Frank's semen extraction room. He face registers h...
Frank is talking to the doctor about his arm. He doesn't realize he's in a fe...
Ed convinces Frank to take the undercover assignment. The scene changes from ...
Standing in rank's living room, Ed continues to try and convince Frank to go ...
The scene returns to Frank's living room. The men are standing in the room. F...
The scene changes from Ed, Nordberg and Frank sitting in the living room, to ...
Ed and Nordberg show Frank pictures of a busty woman. One shot is a closeup o...
Frank is at home ironing and crying over the soaps when the doorbell rings. H...
Frank and Jane lean closer and closer to each other until they are rubbing no...
Jane and Dr. Eisendrath can only exchange bewildered looks at Frank's comment.
Frank and Jane begin to discuss their differences in Dr. Eisendrath's offce.
On hearing Dr. Eisendrath's suggestion, Jane turns toward Frank and puts her ...
Frank's answer causes Dr. Eisendrath to react with disbelief.
During their therapy session in his office, Dr. Eisendrath directs his questi...
Seated next to Frank in Dr. Eisendrath's office, Jane protest that Frank's re...
The scene changes from the court room as Jane reflects, she and Frank sit acr...
Jane is in court, which is filled with woman and their children, trying an al...
Jane is in court, which is filled with woman and their children, trying an al...
Ed and Nordberg cry at Frank's retirement party in the Police Squad squad roo...
Reflecting on his retirement party, Frank turns over his gun and badge to Ed.
The scene changes from Frank's mishaps in the grocery store as reflects back ...
Pahpshmir cautions Rocco about failing. The camera moves to a close up of Roc...
Sitting side by side, opposite Rocco, in a Stateville Prison visitor's booth,...
Muriel is joined in the visitors booth by Pahpshmir. Muriel: He picks up a ha...
Muriel and Rocco sit opposite each other in the Stateville Prison visitor boo...
At Stateville Prison Muriel pays a visit to her son Rocco. They sis opposite ...
Frank wakes from a bad dream, a reenactment of the train station scene from "...
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