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Wake N' Watch Wake N’ Watch: “Parker Lewis” Meets Kool Moe Dee & Ziggy Marley


Granted, it was a pretty blatant Ferris Bueller rip off, but is it possible that Parker Lewis Can’t Lose was even cooler than Matthew Broderick’s iconic ’80s movie? This sitcom debuted on Fox in 1990, and in this clip from the first season, Parker Lewis (played by Corin Nemec) is faced with the challenge of convincing his best friend to come back to high school after dropping out to be a rock star. And what does Parker do when nothing will change his mind? He gets personalized video messages from (who else?) Kool Moe Dee and Ziggy Marley, each urging Parker’s friend to stay in school. Did Ferris Bueller ever have juice like that? Didn’t think so.

Parker Lewis Can’t Lose: Season One just hit DVD for the first time ever, so to get more bizarrely compelling moments like the one above, click here to cop the DVD set for $39.99. Oh, and before you make up your mind on the Parker Lewis vs. Ferris Bueller coolness battle, let’s not forget—Corin Nemec did get dissed by MF Doom. Seriously!

July 1, 2009 | Permalink | Comment
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Music B Is For Bob: How Bob Marley Got Censored For Kids

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A new album called B Is For Bob hits stores today, described as a “collection of original Bob Marley songs re-imagined for kids and fans of all ages!” Re-imagined? To us, the legend’s music is already family-friendly, except for maybe the references to greenery (which really, never hurt anyone).

For the PG-version, executive producer/son Ziggy Marley had to re-record certain tracks for the kiddies. He avoided including any weed-related songs altogether, but there were still a few lines that had to be changed or omitted to be parent-approved. Read on to hear the 5 remixed tracks that stood out the most and read our break down of what was changed…

June 23, 2009 | Permalink | 5 Comments
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