Super Troopers 3 2026

The film follows the misfit team of law-enforcement buddies known as the Super Troopers — Thorny [Jay Chandrasekhar], Mac [Steve Lemme], Foster [Paul Soter], and Rabbit [Erik Stolhanske] — who find themselves tangled in an unexpected celebration at an Indian wedding where Thorny’s sister Sarita [Hannah Simone] is about to marry Farva [Kevin Heffernan]. The festive mood quickly swirls with old rivalries and new loyalties as everyone tries to navigate a day that’s equal parts ceremony and comedy.

Two months earlier, tragedy and romance collide when Sarita is knocked off the road by a reckless driver while en route to Thorny’s place. The crash leaves her stuck in a dangerous—yet dazzling—twilight between life and danger, and as Thorny hurries to her side, Farva miraculously pulls her from the burning wreck before it explodes. The arrival of the rest of the Troopers is dramatic, and Sarita’s immediate attraction to Farva after he saves her ignites Thorny’s ire.

The troop now operates under Captain Markowski [Nat Faxon], who introduces one more change to their routine: a new electric patrol car that the entire crew ridicules as impractical and flashy. A rookie, Coy Burns [Andrew Dismukes], joins their ranks, and their aging retiree status with Captain O’Hagan [Brian Cox] adds a new dynamic to their dynamic. Farva’s engagement to Sarita becomes a running joke as he flaunts the status—much to Thorny’s dismay—and Foster and Ursula Hanson [Marisa Coughlan] attempt to redefine their friendship after a breakup.

A tense brush with trouble arrives when the Buchanans, Steve [Jon Rudnitsky] and Baker [Chace Crawford], former pot dealers turned party planners, taunt Thorny and challenge the Troopers to a race to cross Duck Neck Bridge. Their victory—thanks to Steve and Baker’s cunning—underscores the Buchanans’ shift in lifestyle and sets the stage for a clash of loyalties as the Troopers realize there’s more at stake than bragging rights.

To stop the wedding, Thorny tries a drastic plan: he invites Sarita’s parents, Drs. Makundan — [Sakina Jaffrey] and [Iqbal Theba] — to a hotel high tea, hoping to reveal Farva’s true nature. Farva, however, has a surprising charm that wins over the doctors, complicating Thorny’s attempt to derail the nuptials. The tension intensifies when a suspicious package arrives near a Moose Clock Syrup truck, hinting at a larger drug-smuggling plot. The Troopers bring in a bomb robot to inspect it, but distractions from Coy and Ursula lead to a chaotic syrup-and-explosion moment that rattles everyone.

The wedding festivities move to a ranch where the Buchanans’ setup unfolds alongside a series of escalating dares and dazzle. Thorny orchestrates a spectacle in which Farva must endure a snake-picked basket ritual, hoping to expose him as reckless; a venomous bite triggers a cascade of reactions that even Mehta [the motherly figure] can’t ignore. The venom is pulled from Farva’s neck, a bizarre turn that oddly escalates the evening into unintended arousal for Farva, and for Mac, Foster, and Rabbit as well. With the family watching, Thorny’s plan appears to teeter on the edge of disaster.

The bachelor party escalates into a theatrical showcase: Farva chases Thorny’s father at a restaurant, while Mr. Makundan—who is vegetarian—unexpectedly discovers a fondness for beef, aided by some cunning dining antics. Markowski, meanwhile, indulges in Rabbit’s mushroom chocolate and spirals into a comically dizzy state. Farva’s shellfish allergy adds a layer of chaos as the group races to grab EpiPens, sending everyone into a frantic, slapstick scramble until one shot finally subdues him.

The party hits a new low when two strippers arrive, prompting Mr. Makundan to consider calling off the wedding. Thorny uncovers a tawdry family moment: his own dad is found with one of the strippers, and an ambulance is called as the situation spirals. Sarita, growing wiser about the circus of events, disinvites Thorny from the ceremony. Markowski’s stomach rebels from the night’s excess, and the crew staggers back to resettle the chaos.

Back at home, Coy persists in trying to keep the party alive, while Mac discovers that the Buchanans are manufacturing the Canadian Crystal themselves, hidden in Moose Clock Syrup. A dramatic rescue ensues when the electric car—now a symbol of their stubborn loyalty—reawakens, plows through a building, and carries Mac to safety as the chase intensifies toward Duck Neck Bridge. The car’s reckless jump becomes emblematic of the crew’s willingness to defy risk for friends and justice.

Meanwhile, Thorny digs up new evidence in retirement-tinged footage. O’Hagan reveals that he’s bored of quiet life and offers a window into Thorny’s deeper motives: the dashcam from the night of Sarita’s accident shows Farva was involved after all, a twist that threatens to break Sarita’s trust and threatens to derail the wedding plans entirely.

The wedding day arrives with a renewed sense of chaos. Thorny crashes the ceremony, determined to disclose the truth, but Farva calmly reveals a surprising confession that complicates matters further. The electric car crashes into the venue, and the team uses tea to melt syrup from Mac’s mouth so he can recount the Buchanans’ scheme and reveal where they’ve stashed Canadian Crystal—inside an elephant statue. The Buchanans attempt to flee, but Steve and Baker are thwarted, Ursula blinds Bettie with a barrage of sizzling samosas, Coy makes a desperate move to take Sarita hostage, and Rabbit ends the confrontation with a precise strike. The Buchanans are arrested, and Mehta expresses gratitude to Markowski for saving her family’s honor, while Thorny sees the moment as a bittersweet lesson in loyalty.

In a twist of fate, Farva’s reckless honesty and Sarita’s playful banter lead to a complicated, affectionate ending: she pretends to be ready to marry Farva but keeps everyone guessing, with the couple’s future left a little more chaotic and a lot more heartfelt. Thorny, although weary of the upheaval, concedes Farva as a brother-in-law, even as Farva jokes about becoming an uncle. The night ends in further chaos when an EpiPen incident injects a final burst of comedy into the ceremony.

As the credits roll, O’Hagan is shown dating Governor Jessman, and the film leaves a wink and a nod toward Super Troopers 4: The Hunt for O’Hagan’s Gold, promising more misadventures for the loyal, if unruly, crew.