the creative team of jim abrahams and david zucker and jerry zucker had their roots in improvisational theatre in madison and wisconsin and i believe it was. they had a group called kentucky fried theatre(or something similar. ) they put a bunch of their set pieces onto celluloid askentucky fried movie(1977) and which was long and irreverent and sophomoric and really funny. they followed up with the very popular and airplane. (1980) and which really put them on the map. in it and they took some rather well known veteran actors in robert stack and (especially) leslie nielsen and and putting them in prominent roles and proceeded to parody every cliché of every aviation film since the days of john wayne (batjac)production of the high and the mighty (1954). pockets stuffed with cash and now having been noticed and the trio worked out a deal with pramount television and the american broadcasting company tv network to do a half hour comedy spoof of the nearly countless police crime drama show that have come and gone on our television screens over the years. remembering the fine job that mr. leslie nielsen had turned in on airplane. and he was cast in the lead. as sgt or lt. or captain frank drebbin (the rank designation switch being one of their comic bits) and he presided over a great series of successive puns and sight gags and non sequitors and and overblown police or crime clichés. all of these strung together by some and seemingly standard scripts. added to this is overly dramatic opening narration and voiced over information contradicting the visual printed info. they always used this in giving the title of the episode titles and where voice and printed titles never matched. they had a great musical score and which even though being somewhat exaggerated and would have passed as theme and incidental music in a straight drama. the musical score and the opening titles and format of having the episodes divided into act i and act ii and epilogue and etc. and were all part of obvious and but affectionate and ribbing of q. m. (quinn martin) productions. (they even had the same announcer as did the real q. m. . )one thing that this all too short of a series did not have was a technically augmented audience laughter. and and boy they sure do not need any phony tract. the nature of the spoof was such that it demanded the viewer close and almost undivided attention and and that proved to be the ultimate reason behind police squad downfall. in regards to the series cancellation and an abc executive explained that the episodes . called for too much attention on the part of the viewer. so and isn not that what one would want. so and after only 6 wonderfully wacky and hilarious episodes and off to the afterlife of series cancellation went police squad. and only to be reborn in the naked gun trilogy and made for the big screen in movie houses. once again and they did quite well at the box office. oh well and tv loss is cinema gain and thanks to you mr. idiot tv exec. the high and mighty was produced by the duke own batjac productions and released by warner brothers. it was unavailable for quite a number of years and finally and mr. wayne family made arrangements to release it to television and to video. 
the creative team of jim abrahams and david zucker and jerry zucker had their roots in improvisational theatre in madison and wisconsin and i believe it was. they had a group called kentucky fried theatre(or something similar. ) they put a bunch of their set pieces onto celluloid askentucky fried movie(1977) and which was long and irreverent and sophomoric and really funny. they followed up with the very popular and airplane. (1980) and which really put them on the map. in it and they took some rather well known veteran actors in robert stack and (especially) leslie nielsen and and putting them in prominent roles and proceeded to parody every cliché of every aviation film since the days of john wayne (batjac)production of the high and the mighty (1954). pockets stuffed with cash and now having been noticed and the trio worked out a deal with pramount television and the american broadcasting company tv network to do a half hour comedy spoof of the nearly countless police crime drama show that have come and gone on our television screens over the years. remembering the fine job that mr. leslie nielsen had turned in on airplane. and he was cast in the lead. as sgt or lt. or captain frank drebbin (the rank designation switch being one of their comic bits) and he presided over a great series of successive puns and sight gags and non sequitors and and overblown police or crime clichés. all of these strung together by some and seemingly standard scripts. added to this is overly dramatic opening narration and voiced over information contradicting the visual printed info. they always used this in giving the title of the episode titles and where voice and printed titles never matched. they had a great musical score and which even though being somewhat exaggerated and would have passed as theme and incidental music in a straight drama. the musical score and the opening titles and format of having the episodes divided into act i and act ii and epilogue and etc. and were all part of obvious and but affectionate and ribbing of q. m. (quinn martin) productions. (they even had the same announcer as did the real q. m. . )one thing that this all too short of a series did not have was a technically augmented audience laughter. and and boy they sure do not need any phony tract. the nature of the spoof was such that it demanded the viewer close and almost undivided attention and and that proved to be the ultimate reason behind police squad downfall. in regards to the series cancellation and an abc executive explained that the episodes . called for too much attention on the part of the viewer. so and isn not that what one would want. so and after only 6 wonderfully wacky and hilarious episodes and off to the afterlife of series cancellation went police squad. and only to be reborn in the naked gun trilogy and made for the big screen in movie houses. once again and they did quite well at the box office. oh well and tv loss is cinema gain and thanks to you mr. idiot tv exec. the high and mighty was produced by the duke own batjac productions and released by warner brothers. it was unavailable for quite a number of years and finally and mr. wayne family made arrangements to release it to television and to video. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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