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(redirected from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back)

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JSBSBJay and Silent Bob Strike Back (movie; also known as J&SBSB)
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JAY AND SILENT BOB STRIKE BACK *** BBC1 1am The foul-mouthed New Yorker and his silent sidekick find out that Tinseltown bigwigs are making a movie based on them, so they head for the Hollywood hills to try and salvage their reputation before the film is finished - but they fall foul of a gang of female jewel thieves along the way.
FILMS OF THE DAY; Saturday TV by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
33764120 HHHH Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001) BBC1, 1am: A foul-mouthed New Jersey layabout and his sidekick discover Hollywood executives are making a film based on them, and head for Tinseltown to stop them.
WeekendFilms by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
We always loved his work in Varsity Blues, a modern day classic of the TNT variety, and he was goofily charming as "himself" in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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