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BBpedia is the completely unauthorized and unofficial reference guide to all things BB, including Scam School, BBLiveShow, and its spawn, NSFW. Learn more about its host, Brian Brushwood, and his pals Justin Robert Young, Brett Rounsaville, OhDoctah, and many others. Then go in depth and learn the origin of some of the catch phrases and inside jokes frequently referenced in the shows.

Latest Episodes Next NSFW: Tuesday, June 8 @ 10pm EDT Watch Next Episode Live Watch Pre/After Show Live Previous NSFWs: The Trials of King Leo May 25 @ 10pm EDT We Are All Going to Hell June 1 @ 10pm EDT Previous Scam School: 2 ways to scam your friends... with no objects at all! June 2, 2010 Featured Photo Clockwise from top left: Justin Robert Young, Brett Rounsaville, Owen JJ Stone, Colleen Kelly, Chad Johnson (and Pedobear), Mr. Happy Pants and Fapper, Tom Merritt, and Brian Brushwood in the center

Featured Article Lost was a television show which aired on ABC between November 22, 2004 and May 23, 2010. It starred Greg Grunberg and a bunch of other, less-important people. In the show, Greg's character was Seth Norris, the pilot of Oceanic 815 en route from Sydney to Los Angeles. Through his expertise, he managed to impossibly crash the broken-up plane onto an island, allowing nearly 80 survivors. [More...] Items of interest... People associated with the show Podcasts referenced in and associated with the show Catch Phrases created by the show Inside Jokes referenced in the show Before you edit... Wikipedia has an extensive manual on its markup language from the simple to complex. Please familiarize yourself with the Wiki style of markup before attempting to modify information in BBpedia.

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