Name of gay bar in police academy

The name of the band supposedly comes from their manager, Sandy Pearlman according to Wikipedia and many other sites. The producers of Police Academy may have chosen that name for their gay bar simply because of its association with male virility. Just a wild guess on my part though. Probably at least ten times in the last few years, the most recent time being on this board in this post which is what inspired me to make the thread.

Please feel free to leave your own suggestions of any we may have missed at the bottom…. Featured in the opening scenes of one of THE all-time great drag movies, The Imperial looks more than a little rowdy, but also like a lot of goddam fun. The, ahem, Daddy of them all. Actually not as offensive as it could have been, Blue Oyster Bar is perhaps now most notable for its excellent choice in music.

The Blue Oyster is a fictional bar, and the setting of a recurring gag-scene of the comedy film series Police Academy. Within the Police Academy film series, unsuspecting characters periodically enter the bar unaware of its nature. Once inside, a group of patrons are depicted as leering towards the police officers and ready to force the frightened victims to dance with them, invariably to a tango called "El Bimbo", a hit from Bimbo Jet. In " Sex and the Biddy ", Hazel sends Rallo to The Blue Oyster by giving him the wrong address to the wedding between her and Rallo's friend Murray when he attempts to break them up after he finds out that Hazel is just after Murray's money.

The Blue Oyster Bar is a fictional gay bar, originally located in Howell before moving to Cowan Ave. by Proctor. In a recurring gag, gay men in black leather outfits dance with each other, and they're always near the entrances watching for unsuspecting men to enter so they could dance with them - including police officers. Its outside appearance is noticeable by its blue awning and doors.