When childhood friends Nick Prueher and Joe Pickett start booking their gag strongman routine on unsuspecting morning news shows, their pranks end up going viral, landing them in federal court with a vengeful media conglomerate.
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Cast
Berndt Mader
Director
Ben Steinbauer
Director
Joe Pickett
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Nick Prueher
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Scott Bass
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Andy Bichlbaum
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Mike Bonanno
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Kurt Braunohler
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Allie Carroll
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Michael Clapham
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David Cross
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Anderson Duff
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Irina Firstein
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Bobcat Goldthwait
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Katie Kolben
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Steve Lawrence
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Tim League
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John Lee
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Alyson Levy
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Howie Mandel
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Alex MacKenzie
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source: Chop & Steele
These guys are not that funny nor charismatic. The documentary barely has a story to tell, and the little it has, it's poorly told. The documentary is mainly about the lawsuit against the duo for making daytime tv people look like fools. Half way it gets lost in this plot line of them wanting to separate and one of them moving to LA and the other guy's dog having a * condition... btw, this guy is supposedly broke but he is seen buying his dog a meal, at a restaurant that costs $42! Guess the broke statement might have been before they cashed out that gofundme check. This is basically a boring documentary about 2 friends that are not that funny and were sued and settled out of court. There is no big discussion about freedom of speech or comedy as a vehicle of change or anything. It does try, making a few insinuations and comparisons. To Andy Kaufman for example. But simply there is no material to draw from. If you wanna know what happened, just watch a video on youtube and don't waste whatever amount of minutes this doc has. It's just not worth it. I already knew about these guys from some youtube video (maybe vice) and I learned nothing else of interest by watching this. It currently has 8.2 with 77 votes. It's soon gonna drop drastically I suppose.
source: Chop & Steele
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