That sounded tearjerking, didn't it? Not that it matters that much; plotline is almost incidental as they try and cram as much funny stuff as they can into the course of this movie. It's kind of like a Naked Gun movie in that you can usually find lots of funny things going on in the background (which helps when you watch a movie as many times as I've watched this). The Psyche Outs are hilarious (my favorite either goes to "How to Speak San Fransiscan" or Squeak's psyche-out of Big Greg Tuttle), Trey and Matt have the best facial expressions and over the top acting ever and Dian Bachar ("Squeak") is my favorite actor that no one knows about. I have yet to find anyone who has criticized this great flick (or at least I stopped listening right after the praise part).