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This article is about law enforcement. For the band, see Popular Music References#The Police.
"AAH! The PoPo!"
Though some characters mention it occasionally, Free Country, USA does not seem to have a police force. Homestar Runner, in particular, sometimes tries to act like a police officer by imitating a police siren. The Teen Girl Squad world seems to have a police force, though not very responsible ones.
Mentions of Police
- Dangeresque is a police detective played by Strong Bad in the Dangeresque film series.
- Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon — Homestar Runner, Coach Z, and Bubs appear to be a type of police force.
- The Municipality is a parody of a totalitarian police state.
- Email road trip — Homestar Runner acts like a police officer, asking why Strong Bad and The Cheat are sitting in the Gremlin at night.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 13 — Two policemen resembling Eddie and Lou from The Simpsons arrive at Cheerleader's babysitting party to come watch the Ola Toya fight.
- Where's an Egg? — You play the game as a Boise police detective searching for a lost egg.
- Email buried — In the business card Easter egg, Strong Bad calls himself "Your Friendly Neighborhood Not-the-Police".
- Homestar Ruiner — After Homestar is charged with public indecency, his locker is sealed off with yellow tape by law enforcement. Homestar is stuck on the couch watching as the police hunt for him until his criminal record is destroyed.
- Baddest of the Bands — When the Bubs security robot is activated, the alarm orders the perpetrator to "sit your butt down until the authorities arrive". The authorities, however, appear to only be Bubs himself.
