Cops and Robbersons is a comedy film about a suburban family who unwittingly becomes involved in a police stakeout. The Robberson family's peaceful life is disrupted when a detective named Jake Stone moves in next door to their house in order to surveil a criminal gang operating in the neighborhood.
The Robbersons, led by patriarch Norman and matriarch Helen, are initially unaware of the detective's true identity and mistake him for a new neighbor. As the stakeout progresses, the family becomes increasingly entangled in the investigation, much to the chagrin of Detective Stone.
As the Robbersons inadvertently interfere with the police operation, comedic chaos ensues. The family's bumbling attempts to help Detective Stone catch the criminals only serve to complicate matters further, leading to a series of hilarious misunderstandings and mishaps.
Despite the challenges they face, the Robbersons and Detective Stone eventually come together to outsmart the criminals and bring them to justice. Through their shared experiences, the unlikely allies form a bond that transcends their initial differences and leads to a heartwarming conclusion.
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Cops and Robbersons
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Mockingbird Hill
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You Can't Judge a Book By the Cover
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Theme from 'Hawaii Five-O'
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Morton Stevens:
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One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)
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Happy Birthday to You
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Mildred J. Hill:
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Express Yourself
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Danger Ahead
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Miklós Rózsa:
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Dragnet March
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Walter Schumann:
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Tomorrow Never Comes
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Kodachrome
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