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The Wrong Coast

A stop-motion parody of Hollywood gossip shows.

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The Wrong Coast is a stop motion adult animated television series that emulates a Hollywood gossip show with fake news and features. It includes many parodies of Hollywood films, often utilizing the voices of real stars. The series was produced by Blueprint Entertainment, Cuppa Coffee Studios and Curious Pictures, with stop-motion animation provided by Cuppa Coffee Studios.

Characters

The show's male host, Jameson Burkwright (voiced by Mark Hamill), gets jealous easily when Debbie Sue does things. By the first season's end, he ends up trapped in Hell. Debbie Sue Ashanti-Melendez (voiced by Kathy Greenwood) is the female host, cheerful but occasionally scatterbrained.

Male reporter Ti Hua Foo (voiced by Marc Thompson) always attends celebrity events and interviews; by the season finale, he becomes a talking guinea pig. Julie Wyvern (voiced by Tracy Nicole Chapman), the female reporter, nurses a bitter feud with Debbie Sue and takes over as co-host. Mack (voiced by A. D. Miles), the producer, remains faceless until the last episode, which reveals he has no face at all.

Episodes

The Wrong Coast aired for one season of 13 episodes. In one episode, Debbie Sue hires an acting coach to help her land the part of a journalist in a new Tom Hanks movie, while Jameson tries to show off his comic dialects. Sketches in that episode include A Beautiful Behind (parodying A Beautiful Mind), The Ted Kennedy Experiment (The Jamie Kennedy Experiment), The Godfather Part IV: All Pacino (The Godfather Trilogy), Sob Story, 28 Days After, 28 Days Later After (28 Days Later), Cash Cow, Finding Nemoy (Finding Nemo), Project Stoplight (Project Greenlight), American Idle Idol (American Idol), and S.W.A.T.A.W.A.T.A.T.A.A. (Special Weapon And Tactics As Well As The Ability To Appraise Antiques) (S.W.A.T., Antiques Roadshow).

The Office Party

In another episode, a young production assistant blackmails Jameson and Debbie Sue with a tape of their drunken behavior at the annual Christmas party; Jameson ignores the threat while Debbie Sue becomes paranoid. Sketches include 70's Movie (Wayans brothers films, Jaws, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Rocky), Apollo the 13th (Alien, Apollo 13, Friday the 13th), Sort of But Not That Freaky Friday (Freaky Friday), Joe Trillionaire (Joe Millionaire), Batman Meets the Hulk (Batman, The Incredible Hulk), Stephen King's Break, Dog Stars, Wacky Neighbours, Blood Spattered Banter (Quentin Tarantino films), and Party Time Continuum: The Stephen Hawking Story (Austin Powers).

Chemistry

In a third episode, Debbie Sue is determined to connect with Jameson after a bad review highlights their lack of teamwork, but Jameson is distracted by the loss of his pet ferret, Marty. Sketches include American Booty (American Beauty, Bringing Down the House), Glengarry GlenCampbell (Glengarry Glen Ross and singer Glen Campbell), CSI: Sarasota (parody of CSI spinoffs), Glitter at the Crossroads (Glitter, Crossroads), Dying Hard in an Elevator (Die Hard), and My Big Fat Greek Matrix (My Big Fat Greek Wedding, The Matrix).

The Broken Teleprompter

When the teleprompter breaks down, Debbie Sue and Jameson are forced to think for themselves; Jameson's ad-lib starts a rumor that Kevin Spacey is trying to kill Queen Latifah. Sketches include First Wives Fight Club (The First Wives Club, Fight Club), Magical Black Men (Magical Negro; Bruce Almighty, The Legend of Bagger Vance, The Family Man), Jack Morris' Life (parody of movie trailer announcers), Dr.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who created The Wrong Coast?

The Wrong Coast was created by Adam Shaheen.

Which network aired The Wrong Coast?

The Wrong Coast aired on The Movie Network.

When did The Wrong Coast first air?

The Wrong Coast first aired on 7 April 2004.

When did The Wrong Coast end?

The Wrong Coast last aired on 30 June 2004.

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