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Viva La Bam Season 2 Episode 2

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AIRED: 4/25/04

Bam is tired of his neighbors complaining about the house, so Bam and the crew pile into the Hummer in search of a new house. After finding the perfect house, he realises some serious DIY will need to be undertaken to give it a more 'homely' feel.moreless

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huge place on 14 acres and a white horse drawing your own road guessing 10 million bucks

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By viva_viagra_01, Feb 21, 2008

must be nice to be bam and the same age as most of the bloggers here and just buy a place thats appears to be 10 million something trump would like well anyway Viva La Bam was a reality television series that starred Bam Margera and his crew. The show was a spin-off from MTV's Jackass, in which Margera and most of the main cast had appeared. Each episode would have a theme, mission, or challenge which would normally be accomplished by performing pranks, skateboarding, and enlisting the help of friends, relatives and experts. Although generally improvised, the show was supported by a greater degree of pre-planning and organization than previous Margera projects.

The core of the crew comprised Ryan Dunn, Brandon DiCamillo, Chris Raab (credited as "Raab Himself") and Rake Yohn (real name Ted Webb). The show also starred Margera's parents Phil & April and his uncle Vincent "Don Vito" Margera. The show was mostly filmed in and around West Chester, Pennsylvania and also visited New Orleans, Los Angeles, Mexico, Brazil and Europe. Bam and his crew also went to Spring Break in 2006 for Viva La Spring Break. It debuted on October 26, 2003 on the MTV network in the United States and was later licensed around the world. Each of the 5 seasons consisted of eight half-hour episodes, with the fifth and final season finishing on August 14, 2005.

The show's main title theme is a section of "The King Of Rock N' Roll," by Finnish band Daniel Lioneye, which is the band HIM but the lineup is changed. The show also often featured music from some of Bam's favorite bands, such as HIM, CKY, Cradle of Filth, Clutch, Turbonegro, Slayer and The 69 Eyes. Many of Margera's friends also appear on the show, including The Dudesons and the bands The Bloodhound Gang, HIM, CKY and Turbonegro.

In December of 2005, Bam addressed rumors of a sixth season on Last Call with Carson Daly. His comment was that there would be no sixth season, but there would be occasional MTV specials and he and Johnny Knoxville were planning things for possible Jackass stuntsmoreless
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By Tmuuna, Jun 23, 2006

I noticed 1 thing about this episode: When Glomb arrives at the new house with that one guy i think he was seth he is the dude who says: i have two words for u lets make this sh*t happen. When glomb and him drive next to the house u can see some sign or something and it looks alot like the Fatboy phil parking spot sign but that sign came in the episode community disservice so how is this possible? Correct me if im wrong.moreless
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Ryan Dunn	Himself
Bam Margera	Himself
Chris Raab	Himself
Rake Yohn	Himself
Brandon DiCamillo	Himself
April Margera	Herself

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CKY	Themselves	Guest Star
Jess Margera	Himself	Guest Star
Seth Meisterman	Himself	Guest Star
Tim Glomb	Himself	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (4)
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- They did $2010 worth of furniture damage when they threw the furniture out the window.
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- If you look when Glomb is introducing Seth Meisterman, you can see the sign saying "Fat Boy Phil" meaning his parking spot. The parking spot in not put in until six episodes later.
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- When Bam says, "I'm calling up Glomb," the captioning says, "I'm calling up Raab."
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- MTV bleeps out when Bam says "A-holes" (not the word '*ssholes'), but they leave in the font that says "A-Holes".
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QUOTES (6)
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- Bam: Alright Vito, you have two options, you want have the soup of the day, or the soup de jour?
  Vito: THE SAME F**KIN' THING!
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- Vito: Extra sweet and extra hot on everything.
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- Ryan: Do you have to break something in every house we go to?
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- Bam: 14 acres of land - and I'm buyin' it. (camera moves towards the new house; Bam stops it) H-Hey. Easy. It's a surprise.
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- Bam: Look, I'd love to sit here and argue with you, but we have a plane to catch.
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- Bam: We're packin' up all out shit, and we're bailin' out.
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NOTES (5)
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- This episode has a new title sequence that is used for the rest of the series.
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- Warning Intro: Seth Meisterman (show's art director). This is the first episode to have someone read the warning on camera.
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- In the repeat of this episode, the part where Dunn's bed was flipped, was replaced my a montage of upcoming Viva La Bam episodes.
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- The new season is TV-14.
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- Rule # 1: If you don't like it, destroy it!
  Rule # 2: If you can use it, burn it!
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