Cast
- State Troopers
- Brian Cox as Captain John O'Hagan; Commander of the Vermont State Troopers.
- Jay Chandrasekhar as Lieutenant Arcot "Thorny" Ramathorn; Second-in-Command of the Troopers.
- Paul Soter as Trooper Jeff Foster; arguably the most calm and reserved Trooper of the force.
- Steve Lemme as Trooper MacIntyre "Mac" Womack; the Trooper who enjoys pranks the most.
- Erik Stolhanske as Trooper Robert "Rabbit" Roto; a rookie State Trooper.
- Kevin Heffernan as Trooper Rodney "Rod" Farva; a fat, loud, obnoxious and arrogant Trooper who has been placed on radio duty as punishment.
- Spurbury Police
- Daniel von Bargen as Chief Bruce Grady; Commander of the Spurbury Police Department.
- Marisa Coughlan as Officer Ursula Hanson; the only non corrupt member of the SPD.
- James Grace as Officer Jim Rando; the brute of the SPD.
- Michael Weaver as Officer Sam Smy; an arrogant, chauvinistic member of the SPD.
- Dan Fey as Officer Jack Burton; an intellectually lacking member of the SPD.
- Other cast
- Andre Vippolis as College Boy 1
- Joey Kern as College Boy 2
- Geoffrey Arend as College Boy 3
- Amy de Lucia as Bobbi
- Philippe Brenninkmeyer as German man
- Maria Tornberg as German woman
- Jimmy Noonan as Frank Galikanokus
- Jim Gaffigan as Larry Johnson
- Blanchard Ryan as Casino La Fantastique Sally
- Charlie Finn as Dimpus Burger Guy
- John Bedford Lloyd as Mayor Timber
- Lynda Carter as Governor Jessman
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