#zook and jenko

[ermdotorg]

zook and jenko are just minho and gally in a non-tragic universe.

[zalrb]

I just wanted Greg and Zook to be a couple.

[goodcryunicorn]

21 Jump Street // Greg Jenko

Name: Greg Jenko Age: 24 - 37 Relationship: Single (verse depending) open for ships Sexuality: Heterosexual Job: Detective Residence: New York, New York Faceclaims: Channing Tatum Blog written by: @goodcryunicorn3​​

Jenko begins as a popular jock in high school are and seven years later as a 'down on his luck' police officer, whom, along with his partner Schmidt, must work undercover as a high school student to take down a drug ring spreading a brand new drug. Jenko is academically challenged. He failed out of his senior prom and considers a 'C' a grade of success; however, he learns well at hands-on projects. For example while in the car chase, he made a hi deadly bomb from only a bottle of booze, a shotgun bomb shell, and a lithium battery after taking lessons from his chemistry teacher. Jenko and Schmidt, being polar opposites, find that to-get-her they can make up for one another's shortcomings (Jenko's trouble with learning things not of the physical sort and Schmidt's inability to act physically or with confidence). They become fast friends in adulthood, even though they were enemies in their real time spent in high school. While undercover in college with Schmidt, Jenko befriends a football player named Zook, and joins his fraternity where the two become best friends, much to Schmidt's dismay.

Trivia

Blames the television series Glee for the modern unpopularity of his style of 'cool'.

Jenko has a superpower that allows him to become almost superhuman whilst protecting Schmidt

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21 Jump Street || Greg Jenko

Name: Greg Jenko

Age: 26

Relationship: Single (verse depending)

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Job: Cop

Faceclaims: Channing Tatum

Jenko begins as a popular jock in high school are and seven years later as a ‘down on his luck’ police officer, whom, along with his partner Schmidt, must work undercover as a high school student to take down a drug ring spreading a brand new drug.

Jenko is academically challenged. He failed out of his senior prom and considers a ‘C’ a grade of success; however, he learns well at hands-on projects. For example while in the car chase, he made a hi deadly bomb from only a bottle of booze, a shotgun bomb shell, and a lithium battery after taking lessons from his slutty chemistry teacher.

In 22 Jump Street, while undercover in college with Schmidt, Jenko befriends a football player named Zook, and joins his fraternity where the two become best friends, much to Schmidt’s dismay.( may be a nod to Richard jenko, 21 jumpstreet 1987 season one )

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[that-buckley-gal]

Delirious #9 | In the End

the final chapter, woo.

Brad and Doug McQuaid, turns out, were actually cops. Doug waited outside in his car while Brad sat down with Zook to explain that he wasn’t really a college student, but that he was a cop named Greg Jenko who was undercover to find out whom was making and supplying the WHYPHY drug. He offered friendship to Zook, and Rooster and I later, which was appreciated and accepted. Doug – AKA Schmidt – wasn’t as warmly welcomed as Jenko was, but he was in my friend list on Facebook.

Zook graduated with his degree, and went on to be the quarterback for the LA Chargers. He was openly gay, and dating a guy named Colt Langley. They just celebrated their second anniversary, and live in downtown LA with their dog Bailey.

Penny and Christian eventually found their way back to each other just before Penny graduated, and are maintaining a long-distance relationship with Christian living in LA, and Penny in New York as she pursues a higher degree.

After getting the President title from Penny’s absence, I got expelled from MC State for not only hosting a party at the Omega house, but setting fire to said house by blowing off a line of artillery shell fireworks, some of which flew back in the house and caused said fire. The damage wasn’t as bad as it could’ve been, but since the outcome could’ve been worse, I was stripped of my cheerleading scholarship and expelled from the school. Not to mention the fact that this whole ordeal was captured on video, and then posted on YouTube.

My parents were livid, my cousin Teddy was hysterically overjoyed, and Zook and Rooster were stuck in between the two moods. They were pissed that I was the one who was getting kicked out because the fireworks were their idea, but also tremendously amused by the whole thing.

“It must be in our genes,” Zook said as he helped Jimmy and I move into an apartment off-campus.

After that my fanbase from being an Instagram model grew as more people wanted to know who the girl was that accidently almost burned down her sorority house. After getting tired of constantly answering the same questions, I had Jimmy help me make videos for my own YouTube channel where I did nail art tutorials, #OOTDs complete with names of stores where I got certain clothes, to basic makeup tutorials. All of my photo and video credits went to Jimmy and Christian, who then started making their own videos.

Jimmy dropped out in his junior year to pursue a career in acting after his YouTube channel blew up. He and Christian use the latter’s apartment as the studio and work together creating videos for his channel. Recently, Jimmy started dabbling in stand-up comedy and was considering touring colleges across the US and sharing his story and hopefully making people laugh along the way.

Somehow we all ended up in positions that we either dreamed of or didn’t expect, but somehow everything worked out for us all in the end, and it was great.

[rectusdominus]

I want a relationship like Brad (Jenko) and Zook in 22 Jump Street

[gettingstraighttothepoint]

Film: 22 Jump Street review

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Release date: 6th June 2014 Duration: 112 mins Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime Directed by: Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Rated: 15 Cast: Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Peter Stormare, Ice Cube, Amber Stevens West, Wyatt Russell, Jillian Bell, Jimmy Tatro, Rob Riggle, Dave Franco

Following the success of 21 Jump Street, the sequel 22 Jump Street continues to follow the hilarious antics of partners Schmidt and Jenko. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum had an exclusive interview with Queen Latifah who also played a small part in the film; they revealed that they both had input in this film and helped produce the film where a lot of it actually involved improvisation. In an interview with Screen Rant, directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller talked about how they were sceptical about making another movie that can do better than the first one. However, despite their doubts, they were excited about the sequel as their intentions were to extend the relationship between the two main characters.

After succeeding in their first work assignment, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are given a new assignment by Dixon (Ice Cube) at their relocated workplace, 22 Jump Street. Going undercover as university students, they are off to university to locate the supplier of a drug known as “WHYPHY” (Work Hard? Yes. Play Hard? Yes) that killed a student photographed buying it on campus from a dealer. At university, Jenko makes friends with Zook (Wyatt Russell) and Rooster (Jimmy Tatro). Rooster is a prime suspect in their investigation and Jenko attends parties with his new friends who don’t seem to like Schmidt. Schmidt gets the attention of an art student Maya (Amber Stevens West) and takes part in a poetry slam. They sleep together and Schmidt later finds out that she is Dickson’s daughter. Maya tells Schmidt not to take their hook up seriously and this leaves Schmidt feeling left out and lonely as Jenko spends more time with Zook and eventually joins the football team. With no progress in their investigation, they visit Mr. Walters (Rob Riggle) and Eric (Dave Franco) in jail for advice where Walter points out the tattoo on the arm of the dealer in the photo. While hanging out with Zook and Rooster, Jenko sees the tattoo on Zook’s arm which raises his suspicions. Schmidt and Jenko are invited to join the fraternity by the jocks and after passing the tests, Jenko joins while Schmidt refuses and this causes tension. They later realise that Zook is not a dealer but another customer. Ghost and his men are on campus and Jenko and Schmidt attempt to catch him but he manages to escape. Jenko reveals to Schmidt that he has been offered a football scholarship with Zook and is uncertain about his future as a police officer. Schmidt reveals his true identity as a police officer and moves out of the dorm which angers Maya. Spring break arrives and Schmidt and Jenko reunite and go after Ghost together. They both go to the beach where Ghost is most likely to be dealing ‘WHYPHY’ and find Mercedes (Jillian Bell), who turns out to be Ghost’s daughter, in a bar giving instructions to other dealers. Ambushing them along with the rest of Jump Street, Ghost escapes and they end up chasing after him. Maya knocks out Mercedes so Schmidt and Jenko can go after Ghost and in doing so, Jenko gets shot in the shoulder. Ghost escapes in a helicopter and they both jump across to the helicopter where Jenko throws a grenade into the helicopter before jumping into the sea. Once they get back on land, Schmidt and Jenko forgive each other and agree to continue being partners.

As 21 Jump Street was so successful, there could be doubts about whether a sequel could surpass the success of 21 Jump Street. Because 21 Jump Street focused on Schmidt and Jenko going to high school under the disguise of students in a drug-related investigation, viewers may be disappointed that 22 Jump Street follows a similar storyline. Despite a new set of events and a different setting, it may be considered to be boring and repetitive. Instead, it could be suggested that for the sequel Schmidt and Jenko are put on a different kind of investigation which is not drug-related. However, the directors’ intention to highlight and maintain the close relationship between the two main characters is fulfilled. This is shown through the journey that we go on with Schmidt and Jenko as they do ridiculous things together but will always support each other in the end.

22 Jump street is available to buy on DVD from Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/DVD-Blu-ray/22-Jump-Street-2014-Channing-Tatum/B00H7E8K7M

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22 Jump Street - Scout Reel

22 Jump Street – Scout Reel

Release Date: 13 June 2014 (United States) The official “Zook and McQuaid” scout reel.

After making their method via highschool (twice), huge adjustments are in retailer for officers Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) once they go deep undercover at a neighborhood faculty. But when Jenko meets a kindred spirit on the soccer crew, and Schmidt infiltrates the bohemian artwork main…

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  Synopsis : Les deux policiers Schmidt et Jenko, après être retournés au lycée pour démanteler un nouveau réseau de trafiquants, retournent cette fois-ci à la fac pour démanteler un trafic de drogues…

Origine du film : États-Unis Réalisateur : Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Scénaristes : Michael Bacall, Oren Uziel, Rodney Rothman Acteurs : Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Peter Stormare, Ice Cube, Amber Stevens West, Wyatt Russell Musique : Mark Mothersbaugh Genre : Action, Comédie, Policier Durée : 1 heure et 52 minutes Date de sortie : 27 août 2014 (France) Année de production : 2014 Sociétés de production : LStar Capital, Media Rights Capital, Original Film, The Cannell Studios, Storyville, 75 Year Plan Productions Distribué par : Columbia Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Titre original : 22 Jump Street Notre note : ★★★☆☆

Notre commentaire : “22 Jump Street” est une comédie policière américaine datant de 2014, réalisée par Phil Lord et Christopher Miller. Il s’agit d’une suite au film “21 Jump Street” (2012). Les acteurs principaux sont Jonah Hill, qu’on a pu voir dans “War Dogs” (2016), Channing Tatum, qu’on a pu voir dans “Magic Mike XXL” (2015), Peter Stormare, qu’on a pu voir dans “Rage” (2014), Ice Cube, qu’on a pu voir dans “21 Jump Street” (2012).

Le 17 mars 2012, la société Sony Pictures a annoncé qu’elle lançait une suite à “21 Jump Street“, en signant un accord sur un développement d’une histoire de Jonah Hill et Michael Bacall et dont le script serait à nouveau développé par Michael Bacall. Le film devait sortir à l’origine pour le 6 juin 2014. Cependant, par la suite, la sortie du film a été décalée d’une semaine. En juin 2013, il a été annoncé que le film serait intitulé 22 Jump Street. En juillet 2013, Phil Lord et Christopher Miller ont confirmé qu’ils reviendraient pour diriger le film. Le 6 septembre 2013, Amber Stevens a rejoint le casting du film. Le tournage principal a commencé le 28 septembre 2013, à New Orléans, en Louisiane, avec des coups de feu à San Juan, mais également à Puerto Rico et s’est terminé le 15 décembre 2013.

Le générique de fin, mettant en vedette des concepts satiriques pour une série de suites de films Jump Street et de son merchandising, a été conçu par le studio Alma Mater.

“22 Jump Street” a réalisé une recette de 191,7 millions de dollars en Amérique du Nord et de 139,4 millions de dollars dans les autres pays pour un total mondial de 331,3 millions de dollars, contre un budget de 84,5 millions de dollars. Il a dépassé son prédécesseur, qui avait atteint un total de 201.6 millions de dollars de recette au box-office.

L’histoire proposée par “22 Jump Street” est volontairement la même que dans le premier opus, mais certaines situations sont inversées. Cette fois, c’est Morton Schmidt (Jonah Hill) qui est délaissé par son compère Greg Jenko (Channing Tatum) car ce dernier trouve en Zook, son alter-ego. On retrouve un enchaînement de gags et de situations loufoques. Cependant, l’épilogue est légèrement différent du premier opus car, après tout, il y a tout de même une enquête de police. 

Bien que les deux films soient aussi distrayants l’un que l’autre, il existe un certain nombre de différences. Ce second opus n’est pas aussi fin et aussi dynamique que son prédécesseur, mais il est certainement plus intelligent, moins pataud, et plus sincère que le premier film. Il va s’en dire que Jonah Hill offre une prestation vraiment amusante. De plus, on peut clairement voir l’alchimie entre les deux acteurs principaux et c’est agréable, car le duo fonctionne vraiment bien. 

Le 10 septembre 2014, un “23 Jump Street” a été confirmé. Cependant, Channing Tatum n’étant pas convaincu qu’un troisième opus fonctionnerait encore, ne s’est pas encore engagé dans le projet. Le 7 août 2015, il a été révélé que Phil Lord et Christopher Miller ne dirigeraient pas le film, mais se focaliseraient sur l’écriture du scénario et la production. Une première ébauche du scénario du film a d’ailleurs été achevée. Le 10 décembre 2014, il a été révélé que Sony envisageait un crossover entre Men in Black et Jump Street. En mars 2016, on découvrait que James Bobin en serait le réalisateur. Le titre de ce crossover a été révélé plus tard comme MIB 23.

“22 Jump Street” a fait l’objet d’une édition en DVD ainsi qu’en Blu-ray, paru le 7 janvier 2015 chez Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Pour de plus amples renseignements, n’hésitez pas à consulter la fiche du film sur le site DVD.Fr.

En conclusion, “22 Jump Street” est une comédie policière divertissante dont l’histoire et l’intrigue sont assez proches du premier film. Le rythme est soutenu ce qui donne beaucoup de dynamisme au métrage. La photographie est basique, mais reste efficace et plaisante. La mise en scène est fluide et les gags sont majoritairement sympathiques. Le duo principal, Jonah Hill et Channing Tatum, fonctionne bien et cette alchimie gomme les petites caricatures qu’on peut observer çà et là… 

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22 JUMP STREET (2014) ★★★☆☆ Synopsis : Les deux policiers Schmidt et Jenko, après être retournés au lycée pour démanteler un nouveau réseau de trafiquants, retournent cette fois-ci à la fac pour démanteler un trafic de drogues…