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| rdfs:label | - The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police
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| rdfs:comment | - The series revolves around the freelance police accepting missions from the mysterious Commissioner, whom they have never seen. The assignments usually lead them into far-off and exotic locales such as the moon, Mount Olympus, the center of the Earth or the mutant inhabited waters of Bohunk Lagoon. In between these assignments, the pair also manage to squeeze in fridge-spelunking, time-travelling, Bigfoot-hunting and numerous other escapades. There were also holiday themed episodes, such as visiting a prison on Christmas and delivering an artificial heart on Valentine's Day.
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| Caption | - The title screen for The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police
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| show name | - The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police
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| Title | - Vice Squad
- Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
- The Invaders
- The Final Episode
- Fools Die on Friday
- A Glitch in Time
- The Friend for Life
- The Trouble with Gary
- The Glazed McGuffin Affair
- Tonight We Love
- Little Bigfoot
- Bad Day on the Moon
- Christmas Bloody Christmas
- The Thing That Wouldn't Stop It
- Artsy Craftsy Bit Of Time-Wasting Nonsense
- It's Dangly Deever Time
- Big Trouble at the Earth's Core
- The Second Show Ever
- Max's Big Day
- Aaiiieee Robot
- Dysfunction of the Gods
- Our Bewildering Universe! 'Chock Full O Guts'
- Sam & Max vs. the Uglions
- That Darn Gator
- The Tell Tale Tail
- They Came from Down There
- We Drop at Dawn
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| OriginalAirDate | - 1997-10-04
- 1997-10-11
- 1997-10-18
- 1997-10-25
- 1997-11-01
- 1997-11-08
- 1997-12-20
- 1998-02-06
- 1998-02-13
- 1998-02-20
- 1998-02-27
- 1998-04-04
- 1998-04-11
- 1998-04-25
- ?
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| EpisodeNumber | - 1
- 13
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- 12.0
- 4.0
- 5.0
- 12.0
- 3.0
- 2.0
- 6.0
- 8.0
- 9.0
- 9.0
- 2.0
- 4.0
- 11.0
- 3.0
- 5.0
- 10.0
- 7.0
- 8.0
- 7.0
- 10.0
- 6.0
- 11.0
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| ShortSummary | - A group of villains from past episodes, led by Mack Salmon try to kill Sam & Max by strapping them to a bomb and dropping them into a volcano. They attempt to get free and subdue the bad guys, all while reliving flashbacks of their early life.
- The population of a town has now become a mass of fish-like zombies, thanks to Mack Salmon's plan of Sea Chimp food products.
- Sam & Max attempt to foil a blimp hijacking aimed to crash into The Statue of Liberty, only to find the demented terrorist is Lorne, the Friend for Life.
- After stopping a meteor from hitting Earth with the Mega Max 3000 robot, it sits and rusts away. So, they send it to Japan, where it battles a giant baby.
- Sam & Max drop into the jungle to look for the Commissioner's keys.
- Sam & Max go to the center of the Earth to stop the mole-men from blowing up the Earth by lowering the core temperature - and help them find dates!
- Sam & Max must play 007 to stop T.R.U.S.S. leader 'Larvo' and her fast-food minions from releasing an obnoxious tourist virus.
- A Sam & Max version of Frankenstein.
- After their TV goes out, they try to watch a show on the Geek's antique TV and bring a Howdy Doody-like character to life. But while they are gone, Dangly Deever's evil twin attempts to take over the city.
- Aliens open a new restaurant, "The Frying Saucer", that serves people . Sam & Max must stop the aliens before the US government start a nuclear holocaust to try to stop the aliens.
- Short episode, starring Sam & Max describing the human body, featuring the Pancreas!
- The Freelance Police save a kid sasquatch from being a bus boy and try to send it into the wild with its own kind.
- Short episode featuring Sam & Max showing what fun it is to put junk in your dad's vice.
- Short episode featuring Sam & Max showing how to make a Max paper bag puppet. The script and images are from the comics and have been reprinted several times since its original publication.
- Sam & Max spend Christmas with Sam's grandma at her maximum security prison on Blood Island. But the criminals attempt a jailbreak and the Freelance Police must round them up.
- Two tiny aliens are constantly trying to eliminate Sam & Max
- Zeus & Hera are angry and fighting, and if the Freelance Police don't help them rekindle their love for each other, Sam & Max will age rapidly.
- Sam & Max must deliver an artificial heart to the President on Valentine's Day; but the DeSoto is stolen by a loving couple.
- Lorne, The Friend for Life, accidentally lets 'The Mad Thespian' get away. So, Lorne takes him hostage to try to force Sam & Max to hang out with him at his twisted fun house.
- Sam & Max show up at a school's Career Day and take the class to space, where they meet an alien who is plotting to destroy the Earth. They try to stop him and look good for the kids.
- Sam & Max help babysit the child who changes things with his mind, who helps the Freelance Police with stopping crime and learns how to have fun .
- Sam & Max are dropped on an island and the New Guinea Pigs think Max is their 'chosen one'. But Max must say goodbye to Sam... can he really do it?
- Taken from the comic, Sam and Max travel to the moon to help rat people handle their roach problem.
- Max obtains a time traveling watch which he and Sam use to alter their own history , causing Sam to have never become a member of the Freelance Police.
- A strange monster living inside The Geek's fridge is attacking people. Sam & Max must find a way to stop it!
- Sam & Max try to get Kent Standit, who has banned the Freelance Police's favorite snack 'Glazed McGuffins', to change his mind, by forcing him to at least try one.
- Sam & Max try and raise a baby alligator in their deranged life style.
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| abstract | - The series revolves around the freelance police accepting missions from the mysterious Commissioner, whom they have never seen. The assignments usually lead them into far-off and exotic locales such as the moon, Mount Olympus, the center of the Earth or the mutant inhabited waters of Bohunk Lagoon. In between these assignments, the pair also manage to squeeze in fridge-spelunking, time-travelling, Bigfoot-hunting and numerous other escapades. There were also holiday themed episodes, such as visiting a prison on Christmas and delivering an artificial heart on Valentine's Day.
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