Chris Raab Movies

Having endured a variety of humiliations and outrages at the hands of their stunt-happy son Bam Margera, Bam's parents Phil and April are inexplicably back for more during the fourth season of Viva La Bam. This year's festivities begin as Bam and his pals magnanimously escort Phil and April on a trip to Paris for their wedding anniversary -- without telling the couple that their every move is going to be followed and tape recorded. Later on, Bam tries to pay for all the damages incurred by getting a job, but there may not be much of a future in pulling a rickshaw. Even a warm-hearted hugging contest takes on sinister dimensions with good ol' Bam involved. It just can't get any worse, it can't. Oh, yes it can...and it's a guaranteed laugh riot! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Season two of the outrageous "all in the family" stunt show Viva La Bam begins as Bam Margera responds to complaints from his constantly humiliated parents Phil and April by finding them a new house -- but not before ruining most of the furniture and the fixtures in the old house. Next up, the heavy metal group Slayer forces their way into the Margera household, prompting Bam and his buddies to scour the city in search of easy girls as eligible dates. Then, dad Phil is made an unwilling contestant in the first "Fat Boy Face-Off," which requires him to survive the "Slobstacle Course" and a moronic game show. The two-part Mardi Gras episode finds Bam making trouble in the company of several famous skateboarders, among them Tony Hawk and Donny Barley. Arbor Day is celebrated as Bam knocks down one of the trees in his folks' backyard and establishes a treetop casino, replete with a "Battle Royale" wrestling match to sucker in the customers. And in the season finale, Bam squanders the family savings to buy four broken-down used cars and stage his own demolition derby. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

The parents of former Jackass regular Bam Margera endure a heap of hilarious humiliation during season one of the savagely satirical stunt show Viva La Bam. To get things rolling, Bam deliberately provokes the anger of his dad Phil by installing a fireman's pole in the house...in the middle of the night. And, for good measure, he transforms Casa Margera into a skate park. Next up, Bam invites the singing group Turbonegro for an in-house rock concert, while poor Phil is forced to go without food for 24 hours. Had enough? Well, Bam sure hasn't, as witnessed by the drawbridge and moat he constructs outside the house to accommodate a family reunion. Even Bam's efforts to give his parents a special wedding anniversary result in considerable pain and discomfort for Bam's dad Phil and mom April, with a Russian mail-order bride and a tacky tuxedo adding to the festivities. At least April is able to exact revenge on her darling boy -- but not before she had been hoodwinked into thinking her house has been blown up! The season finale is the infamous scavenger hunt, wherein all the Margeras, plus Bam's reprobate friends, speed around town in crummy used cars to locate such items as a "hot chick in lingerie," a bee sting, a cow's autograph, a fresh pile of road kill, and an edible worm. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi