1. Clown cop and the case of the Dead Hooker
5mMarch 21, 2019
The Clown Cop, after waking up from a blackout arrives at the scene of the crime. The crime is murder, and Det. Spanky and his partner are here to make you laugh and follow the clues.


Clown Cop is a comedic web series that follows Detective Spanky McBishop as he tries to solve crime while battling his addictions. It's a dark comedy that exposes the underbelly of society while exploring the weaknesses of man.
Created by Patrick Burch
March 21, 2019
Spanky and Vigoda interrogate Sammy the cross dresser.
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Comedy
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Comedy
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