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Lost Drive-in: With Bruce Dern. As an homage to the Drive-in Theaters era, the host Bruce Dern sits in a vehicle typical for the times, all dressed up accordingly, shows forgotten drive-in classics and talks about the era from his huge personal experience.
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Lost Drive-in (TV Series 1996–2001) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Menu. Movies. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies ...
Welcome to the Joe Bob Briggs "The Last Drive-In" (on Shudder!) mutant family fan subreddit. You can post about all things Joe Bob, Darcy the Mail Girl, film, movies, drive-in movies, drive-in theaters, etc. as long as it's at least loosely related to Joe Bob or drive-ins. Memes, jokes, artwork, articles, discussions, all things Joe Bob are welcome.
The original -- and I mean ORIGINAL -- "Lost Drive In" -- was a masterpiece. Bruce Dern as host, driving a classic vehicle while wearing jeans, or coveralls, or janitors' garb -- bandanna -- cowboy hat -- WHATEVER it was that he wore was perfect for the scenario -- in the meantime, giving us some rare and unique insight into the history and people behind some of the cheesiest classics ever to ...
As an homage to the Drive-in Theaters era, the host Bruce Dern sits in a vehicle typical for the times, all dressed up accordingly, shows forgotten drive-in classics and talks about the era from ...
My TV Shows Description As an homage to the Drive-in Theaters era, the host Bruce Dern sits in a vehicle typical for the times, all dressed up accordingly, shows forgotten drive-in classics and talks about the era from his huge personal experience.
You'll get access to everything in The Lost Drive-In, but you'll also be able to access to Patreon only videos (Ask Joe Bob, game reviews, etc.) & Discord watchalongs, plus all the old Joe Bob episodes when I rotate 'em out to make room for more. I'll also send you out a Patreon Exclusive Blu-Ray with some of Joe Bob's cl-ass-sick episodes as a ...
