Billy Madison 2

Billy Madison 2 is the sequel to the 1995 Adam Sandler comedy 'Billy Madison'. The film was directed and written by Adam Sandler.
Plot Summary
3 years after the events of the first Billy Madison movie, Billy Madison gets framed for a murder of a famous actor and gets sent to jail. It is then up to Billy Madison, along with his cellmate Jack, to clear his name and found out who did the murder all in 3 days, before his scheduled execution.
Plot
The film opens on a parody of Zack Snyder's Watchmen's opening scene, which follows an unknown masked person breaking into famous actor George Stanley's home, beating him up, before dropping him out of the window murdering him.
It then cuts to Billy Madison, after managing to become a Biology teacher, is enjoying his life. He is doing great financially, and is loved by almost everyone. Although, despite being a teacher, Billy is still a dimwit. He often gets pranked in school in embarrassing ways, without him noticing, he always messes up, and clumsily teaches his students.
Billy Madison goes home after a long day of work, but sometime during midnight, a SWAT team breaks into his house and arrest him, and Billy is then sent to jail. Billy, not knowing what happened, tries asking what he did, but the SWAT team didn't respond, and gets knocked out instead. Billy wakes up in jail, with a big, strong, cellmate. After almost getting severely beat up by his cellmate, his cellmate sees a lollypop stuck to his underwear. That lollypop is the cellmate's favourite flavor, so he choses not to beat up Billy and eat the lollypop. Billy asks the cellmate if he knows why he's here, and the cellmate tells him that he has no clue. Billy is then taken out of jail to court. During the court session, Billy's lawyer, a Ice-Cream truck driver, tries to defend Billy by stating that I couldn't have been him, but he is then silenced. The judge finds Billy guilty, and sentences him for execution via the electric chair, only 3 days after the court meeting. Billy, gets then sent to jail, back to his cell, and tells his cellmate about it. The cellmate, who has now given his name to be Jack, offers to help Billy clear his name, but that they first must break out of jail.
Billy Madison manages to sneak past the guards and grab a key, which he uses later to get out of his cell during midnight. The two sneak out of the building and go outside. The two then get in a cop car, with Jack telling Billy to drive, but, Billy manages to almost destroy the car. Jack drives the deformed car to the city, but, police caught them. A wild cop chase ensues, but the two manage to get away.
After trying to find a place to stay for the night, they both see the same masked person, this time almost killing Jack, Billy punches the guy with a crowbar, but the masked person gets away. Billy and Jack go to bed. After waking up, they both discuss who might've murdered George, but before can come up to a conclusion, Billy and Jack both get spotted by the police, and taken to jail. Billy's execution date is then moved to that day, to prevent him from escaping again. Billy is then taken to be electrocuted, but then Jack sees the masked figure, laughing. Jack manages to find a key that slipped out of a guard's pocket, and escape using that. Billy is strapped to the electric chair and is about to be executed, but Jack rescues Billy and the two go to the rooftops to find the masked person, while the police chases them.
The two see the masked person, and Billy manages to catch up to the masked person and unmask him, he turned out to be Eric Gordon, the villain from the first film, who was out for revenge. Eric, then gets sent to jail. Billy is then set free from jail and is given $1 million as an apology from the government. Eric is sentenced to life in prison, and Billy then decides to free Jack on a $4k dollar bail. The two become best friends, and the film ends with Billy singing 'Mr. Blue Sky' throughout the city, while the city folk look disturbed.