What the Hell Happened to Chris Tucker?

At one time, Chris Tucker was the highest paid actor in Hollywood.  He was able to command $25 million dollars for one movie.  And then, he disappeared.  Now sometimes, it feels like an actor has disappeared.  But in reality they are busily working on a bunch of movies most people have never heard of.  But not Tucker.  He really stopped working.  There’s not going to be a long line of direct-to-video thrillers this time around.  Tucker pulled a rare vanishing act at the top of his career.

What the hell happened?

Chris Tucker - Def Comedy Jam
Chris Tucker – Def Comedy Jam

Tucker grew up in Georgia where he worked for his dad’s janitorial business.  After he graduated from high school, Tucker moved to LA to pursue a career in stand-up comedy and acting.  Tucker explained his decision to leave right after high school:

I moved at an early age because I figured I’d have nothing to lose, and if it didn’t work out I could just move back.

In 1992, at the age of 20, Tucker was a frequent guest on HBO’s comedy show, Def Comedy Jam.

The show was hosted by Martin Lawrence who was also on his way to movie stardom.

Tucker made his acting debut in 1992 playing a rapper in an episode of the sit-com Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper.  Tucker laughs about the experience:

Oh my gosh, I said one word, ‘Dang,’ and they cut it!

In 1993, Tucker had an uncredited role as an MC in Robert Townsend’s super hero comedy, Meteor Man.

Chris Tucker - House Party 3 - 1994
Chris Tucker – House Party 3 – 1994

In 1994, Tucker played his first character that actually had a name instead of “rapper” or “MC”.  He played Johnny Booze in the Kid’n Play comedy, House Party 3.

The third movie was intended to be the last in the series.  Christopher Reid (aka Kid) was about to get married and Christopher Martin (aka Play) decided to throw one final house party as a blow-out bachelor party.  That’s it.  That’s the plot.

Martin Lawrence had appeared in the first two movies.  But by this point, he had his own TV show titled Martin.  So he did not return for the third movie.  Tisha Campbell also appeared in the first two House Parties.  But she was Lawrence’s co-star on Martin and only appeared for a cameo in House Party 3.

That left room for some new blood.  Tucker appeared in his first credited role and Bernie Mac also joined the series.

Reviews were negative and according to Wikipedia, the movie was a box office bomb.  Yes, I’m nitpicking another Wikipedia entry.  Apologies in advance.  The first House Party grossed over $26 million in 1990.  It opened in third place in a limited release and held fifth place a few weeks later when it went into wide release.  It remains the most successful movie in the series.

The following year House Party 2 opened in first place at the box office.  It ended up grossing just under $20 million dollars.  Not as good as the first movie, but still a big enough hit to greenlight House Party 3.  Two years after that, House Party 3 opens in third place at the box office.  It’s opening weekend gross is almost identical to what House Party 2 made when it opened in first place despite playing in fewer theaters.

In the end, the House Party sequels ended up grossing about the same amount of money.  House Party 3 gross about $150,000 less than its predecessor.  Now, that’s not great but I don’t see how it qualifies as a box office bomb.  If anyone expected more from House Party 3, they were delusional.

House Party 3 was the last entry in the series to be released in theaters.  But a fourth movie was released direct to video in 2001 without Kid’n Play.  Then in 2013, Kid’n Play returned to the series for a fifth movie which was also released straight to video.

Chris Tucker - Friday - 1995
Chris Tucker – Friday – 1995

Tucker had a big year in 1995.  It started with the unlikely comedy hit, Friday.

The movie was about two stoners played by Ice Cube and Tucker who hang out on their porch watching what goes on in their neighborhood.  Ice Cube’s character has just lost his job.  Tucker played a pot dealer who has been smoking his own product.  His boss gives them both until 10 PM to pay him back $200.00.

Chris Rock and Tommy Davidson were considered for Tucker’s role.  The cast included Nia Long and Bernie Mac.  First time director F. Gary Gray also appeared in the movie.

Reviews for Friday were mostly positive.  It opened in second place at the box office behind While You Were Sleeping.  It ended up grossing over $27 million dollars on a budget of $3.5 million.  That’s very impressive for a movie that was shot in 20 days.

The movie spawned two sequels.  Next Friday came out in 2000 without Tucker.  It opened in first place and grossed twice what the first Friday did.  So naturally it was followed by The Friday After Next in 2002.  Ice Cube has talked about developing a fourth movie possibly to be titled Last Friday.  Whether or not Tucker would be involved has been a matter of speculation since he opted out of the previous sequels.

Panther Poster - 1995
Panther Poster – 1995

Later that year, Tucker played a bodyguard in Mario Van Peebles’ historical drama, Panther.  The movie starred Kadeem Hardison, Bokeem Woodbine, Joe Don Baker, Courtney B. Vance and Marcus Chong.  Angela Bassett, Bobby Brown and Chris Rock also had supporting roles.

Chris Tucker - Dead Presidents -1995
Chris Tucker – Dead Presidents -1995

Tucker rounded out 1995 by appearing in the Hughes brothers’ crime drama, Dead Presidents.

Larenz Tate starred as a Vietnam vet who has difficulty adjusting to life after the war.  Tucker played his best friend who joins him in a heist scheme to steal money which is going to be removed from circulation.

Reviews were mixed.  Dead Presidents opened in third place at the box office behind Assassins.  It ended up grossing about $24 million dollars on a $10 million dollar production budget.

Tucker - California Love
Chris Tucker- California Love video – 1995

Tucker also appeared in a cameo in Tupac Shakur’s video for California Love.  The video pays homage to Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome with Tucker as a loud-mouth announcer.

Chris Tucker - The Fifth Element - 1997
Chris Tucker – The Fifth Element – 1997

Tucker had another big year in 1997.  It started with a scene-stealing role in Luc Besson’s sci fi movie, The Fifth Element.

Bruce Willis starred as a taxi cab driver who must protect a humanoid played by Milla Jovovich clad only in Ace bandages.  Gary Oldman played the villain who tries to prevent Willis from escorting Jovovich to Ian Holm.  Tucker played the universe’s most screechy talk-show host, Ruby Rhod.

Besson conceived of The Fifth Element when he was in high school.  After the success of Léon: The Professional, Besson had the clout to get his sci fi movie made.  While filming, Besson left his second wife to start a relationship with Jovovich.  The director, who was sixteen years older than Jovovich, married her in 1997.  Their marriage ended in divorce in 1999.

Reviews were mostly positive.  But critics were divided on Tucker’s performance.  Some critics thought Tucker stole the show while others thought he ruined the movie.  Regardless, The Fifth Element was a hit at the box office.  It grossed just over $60 million in the US but grossed over $260 million worldwide.

Chris Tucker - Money Talks - 1997
Chris Tucker – Money Talks – 1997

Next, Tucker starred opposite Charlie Sheen in the action-comedy, Money Talks.

Tucker played a conman who gets arrested after being interviewed by a TV reporter played by Sheen.  Tucker gets mixed up with some jewel thieves and is wanted for murder.  He has to work with Sheen in order to clear his name.  Heather Locklear co-starred as Sheen’s fiancee.

Odds are, you have forgotten about Money Talks if you were ever aware of it to begin with.  But it is significant because it was the directorial debut for Brett Ratner.  More importantly, it was the first of four collaborations between Ratner and Tucker.  Money Talks didn’t set the world on fire.  But it did pave the way for Tucker to become the highest paid actor in the world.

Money Talks was panned by critics.  Tucker was nominated for a Golden Raspberry for Worst New Star but he “lost” to Dennis Rodman for Double Team.  It opened in second place at the box office behind GI Jane and went on to gross about $40 million in the US.

After filming Money Talks, Tucker decided to make a change in his life.  He became a “born again” Christian.  Ice Cube has suggested that this is why Tucker did not reprise his role as Smokey in the Friday movies.  Although the details of Tucker’s conversion have never been addressed specifically, one imagines that spending that much time with Charlie Sheen will drive one to organized religion.

Chris Tucker - Jackie Brown - 1997
Chris Tucker – Jackie Brown – 1997

Tucker ended the year with a small (very small) supporting role in Quentin Tarantino’s adaptation of Elmore Leonard’s novel Rum Punch, Jackie Brown.

Pam Grier starred as a flight attendant who works for a smuggler played by Samuel L. Jackson.  Tucker played another one of Jackson’s couriers for whom Jackson posts bail.  Robert Forster played the bail  bondsman.  Robert DeNiro, Michael Keaton and Bridget Fonda co-starred.

Despite mostly positive reviews, Jackie Brown was a box office disappointment.  It opened in fifth place behind Mouse Hunt which was in its second week in theaters.  Jackie Brown was Tarantino’s follow-up to the decade defining Pulp Fiction.  As a result, it was practically guaranteed to disappoint.  But the truth is, the crime drama is criminally under-rated.  Watch it now years apart from Pulp Fiction and see how well it stands on its own.

Chris Tucker - Rush Hour - 1998
Chris Tucker – Rush Hour – 1998

In 1998, Tucker starred opposite Jackie Chan in Brett Ratner’s buddy action-comedy, Rush Hour.

Chan played a a Hong Kong detective brought in to help with a hostage investigation.  He is partnered with a loud-mouthed LA detective played by Tucker.  Tom Wilkinson, Chris Penn and Elizabeth Peña co-starred.

Rush Hour was originally conceived as a vehicle for Chris Farley and Martin Lawrence.   It was later reworked for Chan who was in the process of trying to establish himself as a movie star in the US.  When Lawrence passed, the part of the LA cop was offered to Eddie Murphy.  But Murphy turned it down to make Holy Man instead.

The pairing of Chan’s stunts and Tucker’s motormouth proved a successful one.  Reviews were mostly positive and the movie was a hit at the box office.  Rush Hour opened in first place and grossed over $140 million in the US.  It grossed over $100 million internationally for a combined take of over $240 million.  It ended up being the seventh highest grossing movie of 1998.

Chris Tucker - Rush Hour 2 - 2001
Chris Tucker – Rush Hour 2 – 2001

Tucker didn’t star in another movie for three years.  When he did, it was to reunited with Jackie Chan for the Rush Hour sequel, Rush Hour 2 in 2001.

The first movie took Chan’s character from Hong Kong to LA.  So in the sequel, the buddy cops flew from LA to Hong Kong where they must foil a counterfeiter.

In one scene, Tucker performs karaoke and does a Michael Jackson impression.  Tucker refused to impersonate Jackson on camera.  But he sometimes performed karaoke in between takes to entertain the crew.  Ratner had a camerman film Tucker without his knowledge and used it in the scene.

In another scene, Tucker ad-libbed several version of a speech.  Ratner didn’t feel like it was working, so he told Tucker to call actress Ziyi Zhang a “bitch”.  Tucker refused to say the word.  Ratner worked on Tucker for several hours before he finally agreed.

Brett Ratner sure sounds like a peach, doesn’t he?

Reviews for Rush Hour 2 were mixed.  But the sequel was an even bigger hit than the original.  It grossed $226 million in the US and almost $350 million worldwide.

Chris Tucker - Rock My World video - 2001
Chris Tucker – Rock My World video – 2001

One of the reasons Tucker refused to be filmed impersonating Michael Jackson was that he was friends with the King of Pop.  In 2001, Tucker appeared in an elaborate 13-minute long music video for Jackson’s song, Rock My World.  In addition to Tucker, the video features Michael Madsen and Marlon Brando.

Chris Tucker - Rush Hour 3 - 2007
Chris Tucker – Rush Hour 3 – 2007

In 2007 – six years after his last movie – Tucker reunited with Chan and Ratner for Rush Hour 3.

This one send the cops to Paris because, hey, they’ve already been to LA and Hong Kong.  Why not Paris?  The usual destruction follows.

The first two Rush Hour movies made enough money to guarantee a third one.  Tucker held out for more money and top billing.  As a result, he became the highest paid actor in Hollywood at the time.  He earned $25 million dollars for Rush Hour 3.

The third Rush Hour was panned by critics.  But it still performed well at the box office.  It opened at #1 and grossed over $140 million dollars in the US.  Worldwide, it grossed over $250 million.

Since 2007, there have been rumors of a Rush Hour 4.  Brett Ratner expressed doubts it would ever get made saying that the combined salaries for him, Chan and Tucker would be too high.  He is currently developing a Rush Hour TV show that would likely involve recasting the lead roles.

Chris Tucker - Silver Linings Playbook - 2012
Chris Tucker – Silver Linings Playbook – 2012

In 2012, Tucker returned to the big screen with a small role in David O. Russell’s romantic comedy, Silver Linings Playbook.

Bradley Cooper starred as a man who moves in with his parents after a stay in a mental hospital.  The only thing he cares about is getting back together with his ex-wife.  He is helped in that endeavor by a quirky girl played by Jennifer Lawrence.  Tucker played a friend from the mental hospital who comes to visit him.  Robert DeNiro and Julia Stiles also appeared.

Tucker was proud to be a part of the movie:

It was great being in a movie with Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert De Niro. David O. Russell is one of the best directors there is. I loved doing the drama, but I knew I could do it. I did it in Dead Presidents. I like having the chance to show my diversity. I hope some more movies like that come my way. But I’m happy no matter what happens. It’s been a really great career. Look how far I’ve come.

The Silver Linings Playbook was a hit with audiences and critics alike.  It grossed over $130 million dollars at the box office and was nominated for 8 Academy Awards.  Lawrence won for Best Actress.

Chris Tucker - BET Awards - 2013
Chris Tucker – BET Awards – 2013

In 2013, Tucker served as host of the BET Awards.

In 2014, Tucker paid a hefty tax bill.  There were reports that Tucker owed the government somewhere around $14 million dollars.  Tucker disputed that figure.  The government did place a $2.5 million lien against Tucker’s Georgia estate.  According to Tucker’s representatives, the lien was “the result of an audit that lasted for four years which stemmed from poor accounting and business management.”

Chris Tucker - Stand-Up - 2014
Chris Tucker – Stand-Up – 2013

In recent years, Tucker returned to stand-up comedy.  His comedy is cleaner than it used to be in his early days.  According to Tucker, stand-up is “in his blood”.

So, what the hell happened?

Clearly, Tucker’s priorities changed just as he was reaching the peak of his career.  He went from a foul-mouthed stoner on screen to a born again Christian in real life.  With the Rush Hour movies, Tucker reached a point where he didn’t have to work.  And he found that the movies he was being offered just didn’t appeal to him.  As a result, he disappeared for long stretches of time:

The break wasn’t planned—it just happened that way.  I waited a long time and the right things weren’t coming to me—the roles I was offered weren’t that challenging—so I started trying to develop a bunch of projects for myself.

But Tucker doesn’t seem all that concerned about his movie career.  He hasn’t come crawling back begging Ratner and Chan to make Rush Hour 4.  He seems perfectly happy paying the bills by performing family-friendly stand-up routines.  And if another really good movie like Silver Linings Playbook comes along, he’ll take it.

Sometimes, when you’re not concerned with movie stardom, you can afford to be choosy.

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jeffthewildman
9 years ago

Didn’t know about his conversion. That sums it up why he disappeared for so long. I thought Tucker was at his best in Friday, Dead Presidents, Jackie Brown, The First Rush Hour and Silver Linings. He was annoying as hell in the Fifth Element though. As a stand-up I always preferred another Chris, that being Chris Rock. Both the House Party and Friday series should have stopped after the first one. Jackie Brown finally found an audience. I know a few people who like it better than Pulp Fiction. Being released at the same time as the ridiculously overpraised Titanic… Read more »

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)
Reply to  lebeau

Chris Tucker Has Made Three Movies In 16 Years But Isn’t Ruling Out A New ‘Friday’: http://uproxx.com/movies/2014/08/chris-tucker-has-made-three-movies-in-16-years-but-isnt-ruling-out-a-new-friday/ My first exposure to Chris Tucker was in 1998 when I went with a group of friends to watch Rush Hour. I didn’t see Friday or Jackie Brown until I was in college and was free to watch whatever cinematic choices my heart desired without having to first run them past my parents for a “senseless vulgarity” check. And I somehow missed The Fifth Element until just a few years ago. (For this I have no excuse, just the shame of missing out… Read more »

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)
Reply to  lebeau

Faith keeps Chris Tucker’s comedy clean: http://www.straight.com/arts/690391/faith-keeps-chris-tuckers-comedy-clean When Chris Tucker picks up the phone, I expect the high-pitched, high-energy voice from movies such as The Fifth Element, Jackie Brown, and all three Rush Hour installments. Instead of a shrill soprano, I get a chill tenor. For all I know, he’s an impostor. But he knows his stuff, so I go with it. Tucker, once the highest-paid actor in Hollywood, has moved back home to Georgia and embraced the Lord. The films aren’t coming as fast and furiously as they once did, but he was in Silver Linings Playbook in 2012… Read more »

cinemarchaeologist
9 years ago

LOL at his “scene-stealing role” in THE FIFTH ELEMENT–you’re much more diplomatic in your language there than I would ever be. The best Chris Tucker movie is easily JACKIE BROWN. As I’ve noted here before, it’s one of QT’s worst movies but a few minutes after Tucker enters it Sam Jackson sticks him in a trunk and blows his head off with a shotgun. If every Tucker film offered that, I’d probably pay to see them. But they have to be short films–I don’t want to listen to him. The answer to what the hell happened to the painfully unfunny… Read more »

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

The Lost Roles of Chris Tucker: http://splitsider.com/2011/07/the-lost-roles-of-chris-tucker/ In 2006, Chris Tucker was the highest paid actor in Hollywood, receiving a $25 million payday for appearing in Rush Hour 3. He even negotiated a larger salary and top billing over co-star Jackie Chan, who had more credits and had been a movie star for much longer. Most actors tend to capitalize on that kind of success by flooding the marketplace with more movies while they’re still at the height of their popularity. Not Chris Tucker. He’s been very picky with his projects, only starring in two movies in the past 10… Read more »

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

How Chris Tucker Made a Fortune in Films Without Making Movies: http://www.popmatters.com/column/posner051213/ A lot has happened since Chris Tucker last made a movie. People learned who Gary Condit was, then stopped caring. The Taliban left power. Dogs were let out and some guys named the Baha Men sought out those responsible. John Travolta starred in six movies, and no one liked any of them. A disheveled, unknown genre director named Peter Jackson brought The Lord of the Rings to the big screen and became a household name. And through it all, Chris Tucker sat and waited. Waited for the right… Read more »

JAMES
JAMES
9 years ago

Chris Tucker is the most annoying repellant repulsive actor to ever appear in movies. I never again want to see a movie if Chris Tucker is in it.

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)
Reply to  JAMES

10 Actors Who Ruin Any Film They’re In: http://whatculture.com/film/10-actors-who-ruin-any-film-theyre-in.php/4 Chris Tucker After the huge cult success of Boyz n The Hood, Ice Cube had established himself as a serious acting talent. In 1995 though, he looked to expand his repertoire with his screenwriting debut in Friday. Telling the story of two stoner friends who must repay their dealer, Cube starred alongside a relative unknown called Chris Tucker, and in the minds of American filmmakers something just sparked. Tucker played the painfully loud comic relief of the movie. Boisterous, camp, flamboyant, and delivering every single line with a shrill and ear-piercing… Read more »

jeffthewildman
8 years ago
Reply to  lebeau

What Culture. Definitive proof that there’s a thin line between being a hipster and being an asshole.

Craig Hansen
Craig Hansen
9 years ago

Friday is a comedy classic. At the place I worked at the time there was a huge group of us that constantly quoted from the movie for the longest time. Everybody in my circle knew Friday and would quote it. Friday did respectable business at the box office, but it really took on a second life on home video and became a durable cult hit, sort of like the original Austin Powers in a way. While the whole cast of Friday was great, Chris Tucker at the time was a revelation. He stole the show from some very talented people… Read more »

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

CBS’ Rush Hour casts Justin Hires in the Chris Tucker role:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/rush-hour-tv-show-casts-781476

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

CBS unveils Rush Hour trailer
http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/cbs-debuts-first-official-trailer-for-upcoming-rush-hour-tv-series-20151113
Justin Hires and Jon Foo play the TV version of Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan.

JAMES
JAMES
8 years ago

I sure the “Rush Hour” TV series will suck and die before four episodes. But if Chris Tucker isn’t in it that’s a plus.

Dienna Howard
8 years ago

I’ve been a reader of the “What The Hell Happened To…?” series, but this is my first time commenting.
I’d completely forgotten that Chris Tucker was in “Silver Linings Playbook” before reading this. He’s definitely one of those guys who seemed to be everywhere in his prime, but now has somewhat gone into the shadows.

Leo
Leo
8 years ago

Top 10 Movie Stars Who Dropped Off the Map
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YgTSwBDIcc

Matt Rouge
Matt Rouge
8 years ago

Great post, as always! I actually liked Tucker in the Fifth Element, however! 🙂

JAMES
JAMES
8 years ago

He’s absolutely repellant. Like being hit on the head with a hammer. I never want to see him again.

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)
Leo
Leo
8 years ago

Retrospective / Review: The Fifth Element (1997)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzVMCANfrWE

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

10 Movies That Made You Love Unbearable Actors: http://whatculture.com/film/10-movies-that-made-you-love-unbearable-actors.php/5 Chris Tucker – Silver Linings Playbook For most, Chris Tucker marks the epitome of the unbearable actor. Though he certainly brought joy to many through a succession of shouty comic performances in films such as Rush Hour, Rush Hour 2, Rush Hour 3, and, uh, The Fifth Element, Tucker is only bearable in small doses. After a while, his voice begins to grate; imagine having him around all the time. He shouldn’t be in a film that runs longer than 90 minutes (though 85 is preferable). After disappearing for 5 years… Read more »

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

Netflix releases the trailer for Chris Tucker’s first-ever standup special:
http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/watch-first-trailer-for-chris-tuckers-first-ever-stand-up-comedy-special-coming-to-netflix-on-july-10-20150706?
Chris Tucker Live debuts on Friday.

JAMES
JAMES
8 years ago

Thanks for warning me about his upcoming comedy special. I shall crawl into my sound proof bomb shelter until it’s over.

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)
Reply to  JAMES

Chris Tucker and Netflix sued over his first-ever standup special:
http://variety.com/2015/digital/news/chris-tucker-sued-netflix-stand-up-special-1201535662/
A comedian has filed suit days before Tucker’s special debuts, claiming he’s owed $66,000 for the special.

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

What is Chris Tucker Doing Now? What Happened to Chris Tucker? http://gazettereview.com/2015/06/what-is-chris-tucker-doing-now-what-happened-to-chris-tucker/ Hailed by some as the next Eddie Murphy, the actor and comedian known as Chris Tucker is an energetic celebrity who has recently been quiet in the world of film. His last major appearance was in 2013, when he hosted the BET Awards. What happened to the star of Friday and the Rush Hour series? Where is he today? Early Life Born in Georgia during the 1970s, Tucker was the youngest of six children. He learned to use his humorous side at an early age, since he had… Read more »

Leo
Leo
8 years ago

Just a reminder, Tucker will be turning 44 tomorrow since you forgot to include him on the upcoming events sidebar.

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

Dave Chappelle, Chris Tucker, Eddie Griffin: Why did they disappear? Dave Chappelle, Chris Tucker, Eddie Griffin: Why did they disappear? http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=8924252&postcount=20 They were all one trick ponies, and it gets stale fast when you don’t have the talent to pull it off for a long time and comedy gets stale, and they let themselves get typecast to quickly. I know he’s not black but look at Jim Carrey—he essentially is the same rubber face man doing the same bits in a crap-ton of movies, but because he could do it SO WELL he had the longevity the others couldn’t. “Loud… Read more »

Terrence Clay (@TMC1982)

10 Movie Sequels That Should Have Been Prequels http://whatculture.com/film/10-movie-sequels-that-should-have-been-prequels.php/9 Next Friday (2000) Although we’re used to seeing him in things like Ride Along and the Jump Street movies nowadays, Ice Cube and comedy weren’t words you were used to seeing in the same sentence when Friday came out back in 1995. Two decades later and the tale of Craig getting fired on his day off and Smokey trying to duck Big Worm after smoking all of his weed is as funny as it ever was, though the same cannot be said of the sequel, which was hard work even at… Read more »

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