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The two films · two years after the first film

22 Jump Street

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The duo heads to college after a new drug, and the partnership is tested

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Do you need to watch it before 24 Jump Street?

Yes. It's part of the chronological order leading up to 24 Jump Street.

Where it falls in the order

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Quick recap

Two years after their high-school success, Schmidt and Jenko are back on the streets but fail to catch a drug kingpin. Their captain sends them back to the program, now across the street at 22 Jump Street. The assignment is to go undercover at a college and find who sells a new drug that has already killed a student. Jenko bonds with the jocks, Schmidt gets close to an art student, and the partnership starts to creak. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum return, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.

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Hidden details

  1. ReferenceThe end credits tease 21 fake sequels

    In the credits, Jenko and Schmidt go on dozens of undercover missions at other schools, shown as sequels. In one, Schmidt is played by Seth Rogen and only Jenko notices. There is also a joke cartoon, video game and toy line.

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  2. Behind the scenesCate Blanchett nearly appeared in the credits

    Lord and Miller say in the home-video commentary that they wanted Cate Blanchett for a credits cameo, following a joke from the first film. She was busy with other projects.

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  3. Behind the scenesPuerto Rico stood in for 'Puerto Mexico'

    The spring-break scenes were shot in San Juan, which became the fictional 'Puerto Mexico'. The film's college campus is Tulane University in New Orleans. Filming ran from September to December 2013.

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