Police Academy: list of tickling scenes

The Police Academy franchise is an American comedy series that began with a 1984 film about misfit recruits joining a police academy under a new policy accepting all applicants, emphasizing slapstick humor and physical comedy across seven theatrical films and two TV spin-offs.

The core premise follows eccentric characters like Carey Mahoney, Moses Hightower, and Larvell Jones as they navigate police training and duties, often clashing with antagonists like Captain Harris. The films grossed over $541 million worldwide despite mixed reviews, with parallels to the British Carry On series for lowbrow humor.

Police Academy sexy scene — Probably the most famous scene in the franchise.

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1 Live-Action TV Series
2 Animated Series
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Live-Action TV Series

Police Academy: The Series is a 1997-1998 syndicated sitcom spin-off with 26 episodes, featuring new cadets at the academy led by Cadet Richard Casey (similar to Mahoney) and supervised by Commandant Hefilfinger (like Lassard). Michael Winslow reprised Sergeant Larvell Jones recurring, with guest spots from film stars like George Gaynes and Bubba Smith; it mirrors the films’ comedy but introduces fresh characters like Sergeant Rusty Ledbetter as the antagonist.

Season 1, Episode 9, sees a cadet tie her blonde colleague to a tree and gag her. At one point, she asks her if she is ticklish and starts tickling the frightened woman’s stomach. The gagged girl whimpers in front of her satisfied captor.

Animated Series

Police Academy: The Animated Series (1988-1989) is a two-season syndicated cartoon (65 episodes) produced by Ruby-Spears, set between films 4 and 5, recreating 13 film characters like Mahoney, Harris, and new additions such as the talking K-9 Corps dogs. It follows the cadets battling villains like Kingpin and The Claw with gadgets and beatboxing sound effects, popular in Europe and the Arab world.

Season 2, Episode 23 of Police Academy: The Animated Series is titled “Jaguar and the Voodoo Dolls” (or variations like “Jaguar” in some listings; aired December 24, 1988).

Sweetchuck and Zed guard a museum when Jaguar and his gang steal a magical medallion along with materials for voodoo dolls, enabling them to control people and objects. The cadets pursue the criminals, who use the artifacts for crime; Jaguar’s gang fits a “cheetah/leopard men” theme as feline-inspired villains.

One of the criminals uses the voodoo artifact to tickle Mahoney’s stomach, causing him so much discomfort that he laughs until he falls into a fountain.

Season 2, Episode 28, “Dr. Deadstone, I Presume” (aired January 7, 1989), features Moses Hightower discovering a tattoo on his ankle that is a secret map leading to his origins and a diamond mine in Africa, as he believes it relates to his lost parents. Dr. Deadstone steals pots of “Shaba” to claim the mine, prompting the cadets to travel to Africa and stop him.

In one scene, an anthropologist analyzes the map drawn on the sole of Hightower’s foot: the touch causes him terrible tickling, which leads him to wriggle and pound his fists on the ground, causing small telluric shocks.