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Newspaper Article
Put your hands up ... and drop your pants
2004
Overview
Homophobic, racist weirdos don't get a lot of air time, for good reason. But taking the mickey out of their views has got to be worth 20 minutes. It's the staff of the Washoe County Sheriff's department at work in the refreshingly politically incorrect Reno 911! (Monday nights on TV One). There isn't a plot as such - we just follow along as the cops attend domestic violence incidents, pull over speedsters, and all the other routine jobs cops in Reno do. While these are stupidly funny, it's the personal insights of the enforcers that are most entertaining. The officers are all weirdos, especially Deputy Trudy Wiegel. She's a manic-depressive, racist anti-Catholic, and fancies having [Jim Dangle]'s baby. She describes their special arrangement as being like a brother and sister - who have sex.
Publisher
Stuff Limited
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