'Super Troopers 3' Officially Rides Onto Digital With New Blooper Reel [Exclusive]

Super Troopers 3 rode into theaters last summer, once again protecting (and endangering) the good people of Vermont. Now, they're on their way to your home. Collider is proud to exclusively announce that Super Troopers 3 is coming to digital next week, with a Blu-ray and DVD release later this fall.

In the comedy threequel, the worst state troopers in the state of Vermont are back in action. This time, senior trooper Thorny (Jay Chandrasekhar, who also directed) is in crisis; his beloved sister (Hannah Simone) is engaged to be married to his stupidest and most slovenly subordinate, Farva (Kevin Hefferman). He's determined not only to break up the wedding, but to break up a local drug ring that's manufacturing a deadly new drug, Canadian Crystal. Luckily, or unluckily, the Buchanans, the dealers behind the illicit substance, are also the wedding planners for Farva's imminent nuptials. The film also stars Chandrasekhar and Hefferman's Broken Lizard troupe-mates Steve Lemme, Paul Soter and Erik Stolhanske; the quintet penned the film, as they did for the previous two installments.

Now, after finishing its theatrical run, Super Troopers 3 will be released digitally on September 22, and on DVD and Blu-ray on November 3. Both releases will be accompanied by a number of special features, including a set tour hosted by actor Paul Soter, and two deleted scenes: one centers around the gang playing a prank at Farva's house, while another depicts the troop's new captain encountering a fiendishly hot pepper at the wedding. They will also include a gag reel, "Super Bloopers," that Collider has an exclusive sneak preview of below; watch along as the gang blow their lines, get showered in maple syrup, and have an up-close-and-personal experience with what we fervently hope is a prosthetic elephant anus.

Who Else Worked on 'Super Troopers 3'?

The film also stars Iqbal Theba and Sakina Jaffrey as Thorny's parents; Nat Faxon as the troop's new captain; Andrew Dismukes as rookie trooper Coy Burns; Chace Crawford, Jon Rudnitsky, and Lisa Gilroy as the Buchanans; and, returning from the previous two films, Brian Cox as the troop's retired commander and Lynda Carter as the governor of Vermont.