American Chopper

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American Chopper profiles the lives of New York natives Paul Teutul Sr. and son Paul Jr. of Orange County Choppers (OCC), creators of the world's most outrageous custom motorcycles. Follow the day-to-day drama of this volatile father and son team as they battle impossible deadlines and each other to push the envelope of motorcycle design and fabrication. Starting in Season 7, the fighting is taken to new extremes as Senior and Junior duke it out not only as family but as business competitors when Junior opens his own motorcycle shop, Paul Jr. Designs (PJD).moreless
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S 8 :  Ep 30 Aired 3/26/12
S 8 :  Ep 29 Aired 3/19/12
S 8 :  Ep 208 Aired 3/12/12
S 8 :  Ep 27 Aired 3/5/12
S 8 :  Ep 26 Aired 2/27/12

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  • I wanted jesse to win the build off these days people dont want to see people spend big chunks of money to order custom wheels and every thing else jr had people make for his jesse james copper bike knock off , bring jesse backmoreless

    1.0
    "Abysmal"
    By rubydoo1000, Dec 07, 2011
    i wanted jesse to win does his own work probababy could have smoked jr if he wanted to sent every thing out spent a million to have it custom made like jr did ,but he didnt did it himself, thats what i like, , tired of the american chopper reruns after the first year, jrs is full of himself

  • Senior is the biggest jerk, cries over his dog but has 3 sons he won't even talk to, now his half his gae sweetheart us gonna be a bike builder--rather watch the Paul Jr and Mikey showmoreless

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    By gingees, Nov 02, 2011
    Senior treats the dog better than his own kids. Paul Jr is a 20% owner and Senior lets the staff make remarks about him. The way Senior always treated Jr. was ridiculous. Now he is trying (poorly) to make a show of it to keep the money rolling in. Not only is he a jerk, he is a rotten father. To cry over the dog being sick and take everyone out to dinner to celebrate that the dog will live is really poor. Show won't last long. If I own 20% of a business that my dad owns the rest I would think I can show up late or leave early--- not Paul Jr. The way he berates his kids on the show is dishonorable---show won't last long. Paul is the biggest jerk on T.V and acts like a 6 year old. Seeing his stupid mustache and his sleevless shirts is getting old. As far as the crew goes, if I were JR. I watch the show and than fire the entire crew for the disparaging remarks about the owner. No wonder Mikey was a drunk with a father like senior. Did he ever visit him in Rehab? What a louse Paul Sr. ismoreless

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    By Straws77, Feb 11, 2011
    I've watched the show from the start and I think its time for Paul Sr.to retire...!!! He has been riding on his son Paul Jr's ability to build Fantastic looking machines...Paul Sr. is trying to take the cedit for the show being the success it is...Without Paul Jr.the show is lame...you can see just how closed minded Paul Sr.is...untill Paul Jr. is written back into the show I am going to watch something else..I've talked to many people about this and they all agree that its time for Paul Sr. to Go Or Suck up his Ego and let his son do what he is SOOOO Great doing..Building Beautiful Bikes...!!!....Brian Swartsmoreless

  • Jr in competition! Sr still argogant, but his kids are bigger spoilt wasters than ever.

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    By satellitelite, Aug 14, 2010
    Sr now really bitter, Jr buys more shops, more cars, more offices. This guy blows money like Paris Hilton and thinks he is just as famous thanks to dad's business. Sooner or later dad's legacy must run out and Jr and Mickey can finally hit the gutter and get a real life. Jr moves to his next hairbrain idea, spends a ton of money as usual, and beings in Mickey to help, maybe as substance abuse manager? This show has devolved into the worst case of grown men behaving like spoilt kids, complaining and backstabbing. Jr talks even more kiss ass double talk than ever, should be in politics talking a lot and saying nothing. Definately lost me now...moreless

  • Is the show losing the plot

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    By kn1ghtwing101, Jul 05, 2009
    - - - - Is the show losing the plot - - - - I really enjoy this show. But as the show/company seems to becoming more about the commercial elements rather than it's original appeal the "Human Factor!" and the actually bike builds.

    I want to see more about the production and the paint (as it seems 80% of the featured bikes are simple stock bikes with an awesome paint job!!)

    - - - Hope the show gets a reality check soon!!- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -moreless
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