American Chopper
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American Chopper
Plot
This cable TV series has nothing to do with knives or cleavers. The "choppers" of the title are motorcycles -- or to be exact, custom-built motorcycles, designed exclusively for their owners and creators. Flying in the face of stereotype, the series showed how many cycle enthusiasts are not leather-jacketed hellraisers, but people who carry on normal, conservative lives, sometimes in the world of big business. But on weekends, pal, it's another story -- a story that begins with the words "Vrooom, vrooom!" American Chopper debuted March 31, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, RoviEpisodes
American Chopper: Season 01American Chopper: Season 04
- Senior vs. Junior 1
- Senior vs. Junior
- Go Daddy 1
American Chopper: Season 01 (2003)
The talented Teutul family -- Paul Teutul Sr., Paul Teutul Jr., and Mikey Teutul -- performs its mechanical miracles at Orange County Choppers, a custom motorcycle fabrication service, during season one of the Discovery Channel's American Chopper. The season opener finds the O.C.C. crew battling time -- and one another -- to create the "Black Widow Bike," inspired by the comic book of the same name. From there, the crew designs a custom chopper for a big NASCAR event, in hopes of copping 150 grand. Later on, the Teutuls head to New York and Daytona, again beating deadlines to turn out cool custom bikes. Consuming no fewer than three episodes is the crew's Herculean mission to assemble the cutting-edge "Comanche." In the season finale, it's brother against brother as Paul Jr. "helps" Mikey put together a blues bike. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
American Chopper: Firebike, Part 1 (2003)
American Chopper: Firebike, Part 2 (2003)
American Chopper: Black Widow, Part 2 (2003)
American Chopper: Season 02 (2004)
More marvelous custom-fabricated bikes come rolling out of Orange County Choppers, the headquarters of the mechanically brilliant Teutul family during season two of the Discovery Channel's American Chopper. The season's first assignment (which, like most previous assignments, requires two episodes to complete) is the creation of a snap-on tool bike, using materials that can be assembled and unassembled at a moment's notice -- but there aren't many moments available, since the Teutuls are battling a deadline (not to mention each other). Once this is completed, we pause for a holiday special, which yields a special Santa bike commissioned by old St. Nick himself! The remainder of the season finds the O.C.C. crew working on such high-powered esoterica as a New York Jets bike, a POW/MIA bike, a Miller electric bike, and even a special chopper for the personal pleasure of Jay Leno, who asks for and receives a replica of the classic 1939 Brough Superior. And so it goes until the season finale, wherein an effort to complete a special bike for the Lincoln Motor Company morphs into an odyssey in which the Teutuls and their staff end up lifting the spirits of injured troops at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Tool Bike 1
- Tool Bike 2
- NY Jets Bike
- POW/MIA 1
- POW/MIA 2
- POW/MIA 3
- Miller Electric 1
- Miller Electric 2
- Leno Bike 1
- Leno Bike 2
- Liberty Bike 1
- Liberty Bike 2
- Dixie Chopper 1
- Dixie Chopper 2
- Mikey/Vinnie Bike 2
- Mikey/Vinnie Bike 1
- I, Robot Bike 1
- I, Robot Bike 2
- Davis Love Bike
- Lance Armstrong Bike 1
- Lance Armstrong Bike 2
- Police Bike 1
- Police Bike 2
- David Mann Bike 1
- David Mann Bike 2
- Christmas Sleigh
- Carroll Shelby Bike 1
- Carroll Shelby Bike 2
- Lincoln Mark LT Bike 1
- Lincoln Mark LT Bike 2
- Best of American Chopper: Jr. vs. Sr.
When they aren't busy squabbling amongst themselves, the talented team at Orange County Choppers, headed by father and son Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr. turn out more of their fabulous custom-built motorcycles and hybrids in season three of the lighthearted Discovery Channel reality series American Chopper. Most of the projects this season are so monumental that they require two episodes, rather than just one 60-minute installment. In the two-part opener, Paul Jr. constructs his "dream bike" following a "web" theme inspired by comic-book heroes Spider-Man and the Black Widow. Intermural dissension at Orange County Choppers over the creation of a Caterpillar Bulldozer constitutes the action in the next two episodes. This is followed by a commission job for the Gillette Razor Company -- and from the looks of things, the guys at Orange County can certainly use all those complimentary razor blades! In the season's remaining two-parters, we see the bottom-to-top assembly of a drag bike on behalf of NAPA Auto Parts; a Military bike designed for a charity auction, with the proceeds going to families of dead and wounded soldiers; a baseball-themed Yankee bike, constructed at the behest of the Jorge Posada Foundation; and a special vehicle for NASA, commemorating the launch of the space shuttle Discovery. Closing out season three is another two-episode fulfillment of a "dream bike," this time for OCC team member Rick Petko. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Junior's Dream Bike 1
- Junior's Dream Bike 2
- Caterpillar Bike 1
- Caterpillar Bike 2
- Gillette Bike 1
- Gillette Bike 2
- NAPA Drag Bike 1
- NAPA Drag Bike 2
- Jr/Sr Military Tribute Bikes 1
- Jr/Sr Military Tribute Bikes 2
- NY Yankees Bike 1
- NY Yankees Bike 2
- Space Shuttle Tribute Bike 1
- Space Shuttle Tribute Bike 2
- Rick's Bike 1
- Rick's Bike 2
- On the Road---Europe 1
- On the Road - Europe 2
- A Day in the Life of Mikey
- Make-A-Wish Bike Special
- FANtasy Bike--Jeff Clegg
- FANtasy Bike--Susan Morisset
- Fantasy Bike Joseph McClendon
- FANtasy Bike - Bryan King
- Senior's Vintage Project
- Senior's Vintage Project Part II
- Never Before Seen Special
- Billy Joel Bike
- Wendy's Bike 1
- Wendy's Bike 2
- Sunoco Bike 1
- Sunoco Bike 2
- Bill Murray Bike 1
- Bill Murray Bike 2
- OCC Roadshow
- OCC Production Bike
- Lugz Bike 1
- LUGZ Bike 2
- Eragon Bike 1
- Eragon Bike 2
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American Chopper
- Release Date: November 23, 2004
- Genre: Racing
- Style: Motorcycle Racing
- Similar Games: Big Mutha Truckers (PlayStation 2), Monster Garage (IBM PC Compatible)
Game Description
This motorcycle game is based on the popular Discovery Channel series American Chopper, following the exploits of the Teutuls -- Paul Sr., Paul Jr., and Mikey -- who, along with longtime friend Vinnie, operate the Orange County Choppers customization shop. Players take part in designing and building custom motorcycles, and proving them on the street.~ All Game Guide
Production Credits
Company 1: Activision Value; Producer: Chris Owen; Assistant Producer: Joe Shelton; Executive Producer: Jim Eisenstein; Technology Manager: Chris Arends; Supervisor of Quality Assurance: Jason Lembcke; QA Lead: Chad Schilling; QA Team: Pat Church, Paul Ference, Dean Fingerholz, Nic Flynn, Rasheem Harris, Bob Paterson, Matt Reese, Madison Meahyen, Sean Misgen, Aaron Thompson; Information Systems Administration: Bob Viau; General Manager: Dave Oxford; Vice President of Studios: Patrick Kelly; Director of Product Development: Chip Pederson; Vice President of Sales: Tim Flaherty; Regional Sales Director: Jim Holland, Jennifer Mirabelli Johnson, Dan Matschina; Trade Marketing Manager: Robbin Livernois; Vice President of Marketing and Creative Services: Mark Meadows; Senior Graphic Artist: Trevor Harveaux; Graphic Artist: Sean James; Web and Video Production: Travis Grawey; Legal: Joe Hedges, Brynja Bjarnason; Senior Brand and Licensing Manager: Andy Koehler; Director of OEM & Alternative Channels: Brian Johnson; Vice President of Business Affairs: Chad Koehler; Director of Operations and Planning: Mike Groshens; Studio Recordings By: Steve Harley, Voiceworks Recording Studios; Sound Engineer: Frank Menges; Sound Effects: Randall Ryan, Hamster Ball Studios; Scriptwriter: Steve McInerny; Art Services: Scott Schomburg; Company 2: Giant Studios; Director and Producer: Greg Philyaw; Technical Director: Sarah Mattes; Associate Producer: Ryan Adams, Addison Bath; Motion Editor: Carol Madrigal, Maki Fukomoto; Executive Producer - Pilgrim Films: Craig Piligian; Company 3: Discovery Channel; Executive Producer: Mark Finkerpearl; General Manager: Jane Root; Senior VP, Strategic Partnerships & Licensing: Sharon M. Bennett; VP, Creative, Strategic Partnerships & Licensing: Elizabeth Bakacs; Product Development Manager: Dana Newbold; Manager, Talent Relations: David Schaefer; Company 4: Creat Studio; Project Leader: Gleb Yaltchik; Lead Programmer: Dmitry Dolgov; Executive Producer: Anton Petrov, Daniel Prousline, Mike Fedorov; Lead of Technology: Mikhail Glazyrin; Lead Physics and AI Programmer: Pavel Kuznetsov; Game Design Lead: Gleb Yaltchik; Art Director: Andrey Kalukin; 3D Production Director: Sergey Zubakov; Lead 3D Modeler: Dmitry Astahov; Lead Character Designer and Modeler: Ekaterina Fedorova-Seregina; Lead Integrator: Ilya Pshenichniy; Lead Light Artist: Olga Cheremissova; Sound Director: Alxenader Dudarev; Porting Project Lead: Evgeny Ivanov; Menu Design: Doping-Pong Dimamishenin, Lova Zombie, Foxy Zombie; Game Designer: Dmitry Voronov, Alexander Lohov, Mit Gorilowsky, Denis Abramov, Aleksey Rehlov, Andrey Boyko, Alexander Voevodskiy; Assistant Producer: Stan Bogdanov; Senior Programmer: Anatoly Ahmedov, Nikolay Dodonov; Programmer: Kerim Borchaev, Ivan Gavrenkov, Igor Goryagin, Boris Karulin, Rostislav Khlebnikov, Roman Khonichev, Andrey Korobov, Evgeny Kochenyuk, Alexander Kolomeyets, Alexey Kuznetsov, Pavel Kuznetsov, Vyacheslav Kuznetsov, Timofey Nikityuk, Dmitry Pavlov, Gleb Puzyrev, Vladimir Sapronov, Sergey Skrobotov, Alexander Shafranov, Evgeny Zhidkov; Technology Group: Stanislav Volodarskiy, Dmitry Slepichev, Andrey Fedorov; Artist & Modeler: Akjol Abdulin, Artem Artemiev, Dmitry Astahov, Aleksey Belousov, Blagoj Borisov, Mikhail Budkin, Denis Demyanov, Yuriy Chernysh, Natalya Gracheva, Andrey Gromov, Ekaterina Eliseeva, Yuriy Ilin, Maxim Klochkov, Alexander Kushulya, Ilya Mavidi, Sergey Nikitin, Evgeny Nikolaev, Anton Oparin, Roman Pereverzov, Irina Pleshak, Andrey Povarov, Tatyana Glazyrina, Ilya Popenker, Irina Shostik, Elena Tarnovskaya, Vladimir Uryashov, Oleg Zaitsev, Alla Zubakova; Lighting: Olga Cheremissova, Stanislav Volodarskiy, Blagoj Borisov, Dmitry Slepichev; Animator: Olga Trifanenkova, Oleg Zaika, Andrey Tarnovskiy, Denis Demyanov, Ekaterina Eliseeva, Yuriy Ilin, Vladimir Uryashov; Quality Assurance: Roman Klochkov, Stan Bogdanov, Stan Bogdanov, Renat Batraev, Yuliya Bortko, Natalya Valova, Oleg Mosin, Evgeniya Samochadina, Mikhail Pilyugin; Game Intro and Outro Directed By: Vladimir Alexandrov; Animations Team: Aleksey Rubel, Avenir Snyatkov, Artem Artemev, Blagoj Borisov, Mikhail Budkin, Ekaterina Eliseeva, Yuriy Ilin, Artur Harkovich, Alexander Kushulya, Ilya Mavidi, Sergei Nikitin, Anton Oparin, Andrey Povarov, Ilya Popenker, Elena Tarnovskaya, Andrey Tarnovskiy, Olga Trifanenkova, Vladimir Uryashov, Natalya Fedorova; Hardware & Software: Dmitry Makarov, Sergey Shipilov; "Space Lord" Performed By: Monster Magnet; "Space Lord" Written By: Dave Wyndorf; "Roll On Down the Highway" Performed By: Bachman-Turner Overdrive; "Survival of the Sickest" Performed By: Saliva; "Survival of the Sickest" Written By: Paul Crosby, Christopher Dabaldo, David Novotny, Josey Scott, Wayne Swinny; "Stupid Kid" Performed By: Alkaline Trio; "Stupid Kid" Written By: Alkaline Trio, Matt Skigba, Daniel Andriano, Derek Grant; "The After Dinner Payback" Performed By: From Autumn To Ashes; "The After Dinner Payback" Lyrics By: Benjamin Perri, Fran Mark, Scott Gross; "The After Dinner Payback" Music By: Scott Gross, Fran Mark; "Making Me Go" Performed By: Paul Westerberg; "Making Me Go" Songs Written By: Paul Westerberg; "Lilacs & Lolita" Performed By: From Autumn To Ashes; "Lilacs & Lolita" Lyrics By: Benjamin Perri, Fran Mark, Scott Gross; "Spillin Fire" By: Five Horse Johnson; "Spillin Fire" Written By: Eric Oblander, Steve Smith, Brad Coffin, Mike Alonso; "Sweetwater Gasoline" By: Five Horse Johnson; "Sweetwater Gasoline" Written By: Eric Oblander, Steve Smith, Brad Coffin, Mike Alonso; "Sweetwater Gasoline" Recorded By: Al Sutton, Dave Allison, Sam Vail, Robert Burrows; "Sweetwater Gasoline" Produced By: Al Sutton; "Soul Digger" By: Five Horse Johnson; "Soul Digger" Written By: Eric Oblander, Steve Smith, Brad Coffin, Mike Alonso; "Soul Digger" Recorded By: Al Sutton, Dave Allison, Sam Vail, Robert Burrows; "Soul Digger" Produced By: Al Sutton; "Cherry Red" By: Five Horse Johnson; "Cherry Red" Written By: Eric Oblander, Steve Smith, Brad Coffin, Mike Alonso; "Cherry Red" Recorded By: Al Sutton, Dave Allison, Sam Vail, Robert Burrows; "Cherry Red" Produced By: Al Sutton; "In the Flood" By: Throttlerod; "In the Flood" Written By: M. Whitehead; "In the Flood" Recorded By: Andrew Schneider; "In the Flood" Produced By: Andrew Schneider; "Never Comin' Home" By: Halfway To Gone; "Never Comin' Home" Written By: Lou Gorra, Danny Gollin, Lee Stuart; "Never Comin' Home" Recorded By: Charlie Schaffer; "Never Comin' Home" Mixed By: Al Sutton; "Believe It" By: Sasquatch; "Believe It" Written By: Keith Gibbs, Rick Ferrante, Clayton Charles; "Believe It" Recorded By: John Debaun; "Black Black Magic" By: Greenleaf; "Black Black Magic" Written By: Greenleaf; "Black Black Magic" Recorded By: Bengt Backe, Greenleaf; "The Spectre" By: Greenleaf; "The Spectre" Written By: Greenleaf; "The Spectre" Recorded By: Bengt Backe, Greenleaf; "Boss Hog" By: Sasquatch; "Boss Hog" Written By: Keith Gibbs, Rick Ferrante, Clayton Charles; "Boss Hog" Recorded By: John Debaun; "Time" Performed By: The White Buffalo; "Time" Written By: Jake Smith; "Nuttin' Seems 2 Please U" Performed By: The Witches; "Nuttin' Seems 2 Please U" Written By: Troy Gregory, Eugene Strobe; "Leg To Stand On" Performed By: Theory Of A Deadman; "Leg To Stand On" Produced By: Chad Kroeger, Joey Moe; "Leg To Stand On" Mixed By: Randy Staub; "Leg To Stand On" Music and Lyrics By: Tyler Connolly; "Leg To Stand On" Written By: Tyler Connolly, David Brenner, Dean Back, Timothy Hart; "Easy Comes" Performed By: Thornley; "Easy Comes" Produced By: Gavin Brown; "Easy Comes" Mixed By: Joey Moi; "Easy Comes" Music and Lyrics By: Ian Thornley; "Chico" Performed By: Dirty Americans; "Chico" Produced By: Paul Ebersold; "Chico" Mixed By: Skidd Mills, Paul Ebersold; "Chico" Music and Lyrics By: Dirty Americans
~ Keith Adams, All Game Guide
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| Format | Reality television |
| Starring | Paul Teutul, Sr. Paul Teutul, Jr. Michael Teutul Rick Petko Jason Pohl Vincent DiMartino Cody Connelly Mike Ammirati |
| Narrated by | Mike Rowe (2003–2007) Jim Pratt (2007–2010) |
| Country of origin | United States |
| No. of seasons | 6 |
| No. of episodes | 165 List of American Chopper episodes |
| Production | |
| Location(s) | Newburgh, New York |
| Running time | 42 minutes |
| Production company(s) | Pilgrim Films & Television |
| Distributor | Debmar-Mercury Syndication |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | Discovery Channel (2003–2007) TLC (2008–2010) |
| Picture format | 1080i (HDTV) |
| Original run | March 31, 2003 – February 11, 2010 |
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| Followed by | American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior |
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American Chopper is a reality television series that airs on Discovery Channel, produced by Pilgrim Films & Television. The series centers on Paul Teutul, Sr. (frequently called Senior), and his son Paul Teutul, Jr. (also known as Paulie or simply Junior), who manufacture custom motorcycles. Orange County Choppers is in Newburgh, New York. The contrasting attitudes of the two men and their propensity for argument often lead to heated exchanges as they meet unusually short deadlines for building distinctive custom choppers.
Originally aired on Discovery Channel beginning in March 2003. In December 2007 the series moved to Discovery's sister channel TLC, starting off with an 18-hour marathon. Its first TLC season premiered in January 2008. Season 6 began in April 2009 but the series was canceled by TLC in February 2010. In July 2010 TLC announced that the Teutuls would return in a new series, American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior.[1] Senior vs. Junior premiered on TLC but was soon moved to Discovery halfway through the first season.
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Featured staff
The OCC fabricators and mechanics such as Paul Teutul, Jr., "Slick" Rick Petko, Nick Hansford, Christian Welter, and former employees Vincent DiMartino (who left OCC to start V-Force Customs in 2007), and Cody Connelly (a BOCES student intern who has since joined DiMartino's business), create dozens of custom motorbikes. Michael Teutul, usually referred to as "Mikey", serves as the shop's custodian and webmaster, and provides comic relief to the show. He has been seen doing metal work occasionally, as one of his early jobs was working at Orange County Ironworks. Also featured occasionally is Danny Teutul, the second oldest child, who succeeded Paul Sr. as the owner of Orange County Ironworks. Danny visits to do contracted work for the OCC facilities. The show also documents their personal and promotional activities ranging from magazine photo shoots to family holidays and custom bike shows.
Paul Jr. leaves Orange County Choppers
Following regular disagreements with his father, Paul Jr. was fired from the shop in late 2008. In January 2009, TLC served a notice of default due to Paul Jr.'s absence. Paul Jr. then returned to OCC briefly as a contractor, but left finally in April 2009 in order to start his own design firm, Paul Jr. Designs.[2] Paul Sr. then exercised a contractual option to purchase Paul Jr.'s 20% share in OCC, and subsequently filed a lawsuit to force the buyout. The case remained ongoing while a valuation of OCC was performed.[3]
On December 14, 2010, Paul Jr. won his appeal of a lower court ruling forcing him to sell his 20% ownership of OCC to Paul Sr. Paul Jr.'s appeal asked that the agreement to sell be ruled invalid, so Jr. will continue to own 20% of OCC until a fair selling price is agreed to. Jr. has also filed a counter-suit laying out massive fraud on Sr.'s part in dealing with Jr.'s interests at OCC. The suit seeks $100,000,000 in damages along with court-ordered controls over the company's finances to prevent further fraud.[citation needed]
After a one year non-compete clause ended, Paul Jr. opened a motorcycle design company in April 2010. TLC then commissioned a 7th season titled American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior which features both OCC and Paul Jr. Designs.[4]
Legal issues
OCC is the defendant in a legal action filed by artist Justin Barnes, who alleges that his original designs were copied on merchandise without his permission and appropriate compensation.[5][6]
In July 2009, Cody Connelly sued OCC and Paul Teutul Sr., seeking damages for misappropriation of likeness, breach of contract and fraud. He claimed the show used his likeness in posters, coloring books and other merchandise after he left it in 2007. Connelly also claimed that he never received "the old school chopper" that he helped design, though Paul Teutul Sr., gave it to him in one episode of the show. [7]
Video games
Due to its popularity during the first seasons, American Chopper inspired two video game titles. The first was American Chopper by Activision Value, released for the PlayStation 2, PC and Xbox. The second, American Chopper 2: Full Throttle by Creat Studios was released for the Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox.[citation needed]
A video pinball arcade game made by Incredible Technologies, Inc. reached on-site play testing but was never released.[8]
Fantasy Bike Contest
During 2005, Discovery Channel sponsored a contest in which four winners received OCC motorcycles. Custom bike features were specified by the winning fans, who sent in videos expressing their reasons for wanting a bike. The contest winners were (in episode order): Jeff Clegg (Corporal Punishment), Susan Morisset (Female Snake Bike), Joseph McClendon (Custom Hog), Bryan King (Vertebrate Trike).[9]
Cancellation & Senior vs. Junior
On February 6, 2010, TLC announced that American Chopper's season finale scheduled for February 11 would also mark the end of the series,[10] stating, "The Teutuls will always be a part of the Discovery family and we congratulate them on a tremendously successful series run."[11] On April 7, however, TLC announced the Teutuls would return for a new series.
The new series, American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior, chronicles the aftermath of Paul Jr.'s departure from OCC and his construction of a new custom chopper company across the street from younger brother Dan's Orange County Iron Works.[12] It premiered August 12, 2010 on TLC.
In December 2010, Senior vs. Junior was moved to the Discovery Channel, the network American Choppers originally debuted on.[13] In Canada, however, American Chopper has started on January 8 on TLC and has moved to Saturday nights at 10 p.m., but has not debuted the new season 8 episodes yet.
On February 7, 2011, Paul Teutul, Jr. announced that American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior had been renewed for a second season and would return spring 2011.[14]
Seasons
| Seasons | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
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| Pilots & Specials | 18 | 29 September 2002 | N/A | |
| 1 | 15 | 31 March 2003 | 15 December 2003 | |
| 2 | 23 | 14 January 2004 | 6 December 2004 | |
| 3 | 20 | 31 January 2005 | 24 October 2005 | |
| 4 | 37 | 9 January 2006 | 18 October 2007 | |
| 5 | 26 | 17 January 2008 | 30 October 2008 | |
| 6 | 26 | 9 April 2009 | 11 February 2010 | |
| Total | 165 | 29 September 2002 | 11 February 2010 | |
DVD release
| Title | Release Date | ||
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| Region 1 | Region 2 | Region 4 | |
| Black Widow Bike | N/A | 25 October 2004[15] | N/A |
| Comanche Bike | N/A | 25 October 2004[15] | N/A |
| Daytona & Old School Chopper | N/A | 24 October 2004[15] | N/A |
| Dixie Chopper & Mikey Special | N/A | 4 April 2005[15] | N/A |
| Jet Bike & Biketoberfest | N/A | 25 October 2004[15] | N/A |
| Liberty Bike | N/A | 4 April 2005[15] | N/A |
| Mikey's Bike | N/A | 25 October 2004[15] | N/A |
| Miller Electric Bike | N/A | 4 April 2005[15] | N/A |
| Series 1:Parts 1-3 | N/A | 25 October 2004[15] | N/A |
| Series 1:Parts 4-6 | N/A | 25 October 2004[15] | N/A |
| Series 2:Parts 7-9 | N/A | 4 April 2005[15] | N/A |
| Series 2:Parts 10-12 | N/A | 4 April 2005[15] | N/A |
| Series 3:Parts 13-15 | N/A | 10 October 2005[15] | N/A |
| Series 3:Parts 16-18 | N/A | 10 October 2005[15] | N/A |
| Series 4:Parts 19-21 | N/A | 15 Jan 2007[15] | N/A |
| Series 4:Parts 22-24 | N/A | 15 January 2007[15] | N/A |
| Series 5:Parts 25-30 | N/A | 15 December 2008[15] | N/A |
| Series 5:Parts 31-37 | N/A | 15 December 2008[15] | N/A |
| Series 5:Parts 38-45 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Series 6:Parts 40-42 | N/A | 14 June 2010[15] | N/A |
| Series 6:Parts 43-45 | N/A | 14 June 2010[15] | N/A |
Parodies
American Body Shop, an improvisational comedy shown on Comedy Central, is a parody of American Chopper, as well as other similar shows, such as Monster Garage and American Hot Rod.[16] [17]
References
- ^ http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/tlc-premiere-american-chopper-senior-vs-junior-on-august-12-11287.php
- ^ Fralic, Shelley (June 29, 2009). "American Chopper's junior partner decides to fly solo". Vancouver Sun. http://www.vancouversun.com/cars/American+Chopper+junior+partner+decides+solo/1742714/story.html. Retrieved 2010-02-06.
- ^ Mahler, Peter A. (May 10, 2010). "Business Divorce, American Chopper Style". NYBusinessDivorce.com, Farrell Fritz, P.C., Attorneys at Law.
- ^ Starr, Michael (April 7, 2010). "Hog brawl". New York Post. http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/hog_brawl_DGIaJp3YxntDfDynaIrtbL.
- ^ (Case 09-cv-04914-CS 05/26/2009) New York Southern District Court. Barnes v. Activision. Recently Filed Cases Express.
- ^ (Case 09-cv-04914-CS 05/26/2009) New York Southern District Court. Barnes v. Activision. libsyn.com.[dead link]
- ^ Leonard, Barbara. (July 15, 2009); Actor Claims 'American Chopper' Owes Him, Courthouse News Service., Retrieved on September 12, 2011.
- ^ http://www.pinballnews.com/news/video.html
- ^ "FANtasy Bike Central - And the FANtasy Winners Are ..." Discovery Channel.
- ^ Bockelman, Andy (February 7, 2010). "Teutul Family Ending American Chopper, Settling Legal Matters" Celebrity News Service. All Headline News.
- ^ "American Chopper Series Finale". TMZ. February 6, 2010.
- ^ Rocchio, Christopher (April 7, 2010). "American Chopper revival to be Senior vs. Junior, pit father and son". RealityTVWorld.com.
- ^ [1] " 'American Chopper' shifts to Discovery Channel - Variety.com
- ^ Ocasio, Anthony (February 9, 2011). "American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior Renewed For Season 2". Screen Rant.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t "Sales catalog search for American Chopper DVDs". UK: HMV.com. http://hmv.com/hmvweb/simpleMultiSearch.do?searchUID=&pGroupID=0&adultFlag=false&primaryID=0&simpleSearchString=american+chopper&btnSubmitSearch.x=0&btnSubmitSearch.y=0. Retrieved 11 September 2010.
- ^ Lowry, Brian (July 3, 2007). "Recently Reviewed - American Body Shop" Variety.
- ^ "Body Shop creator makes dent with DIY gambit" Reuters. TV.com. July 9, 2007.
External links
- Pilgrim Films American Chopper Website
- American Chopper at the Open Directory Project
- American Chopper at the Internet Movie Database
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