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The lives of a tween rock band led by real-life singer-songwriting/musician brothers Nat and Alex Wolff.The lives of a tween rock band led by real-life singer-songwriting/musician brothers Nat and Alex Wolff.The lives of a tween rock band led by real-life singer-songwriting/musician brothers Nat and Alex Wolff.
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- 2 wins & 6 nominations total
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- TriviaWith the exception of Nat Wolff and Alex Wolff, who write the songs and play musical instruments, none of the actors who portray the band's members appear on the actual recordings.
- Crazy creditsRegarding the credit "Consulting Producer Tim Draper", Tim - who also plays Principal Schmoke - is Jesse's real life father, Polly's brother, and thus Nat and Alex's real life uncle.
- ConnectionsFollows The Naked Brothers Band: The Movie (2005)
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Not only is this some of the worst acting I've ever seen by a bunch of little kids, but it's the worst acting coupled with the terrible so-called "rock music" that makes this a crappy show. It seemed like most of the humor was way too contrived and one-sided for even children to enjoy (I mean "cement grapes", come on!). Don't get me wrong, these kids have potential musically, but just because they're young and can play four chords over and over again doesn't mean they should get more publicity than a possible cast of truly talented slightly older musicians. This could've potentially been a decent movie/series had the kids hit puberty (the singers voice is unbearable) and if they played some decent music, unlike that mainstream pop wannabe rock that they're playing.
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- Neikideu Beuladeoseu Baendeu
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By what name was The Naked Brothers Band (2007) officially released in India in English?
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