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| − | From the very short-lived WB paranormal dramedy (that's almost redundant, isn't it?), [http:// | + | From the very short-lived WB paranormal dramedy (that's almost redundant, isn't it?), ''[http://www.imdb.com/Details?0239330 Dead Last]'' (08/14/2001 - 12/08/2001). This rock trio finds the "Amulet of Sauryn" which gives them the very ''[http://us.imdb.com/Details?0167404 Sixth Sense]''-y ability to see and talk to dead people. |
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| + | So, in addition to rocking out, they are press-ganged into post-life counselor jobs, helping the dead sort out their unfinished business. | ||
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| + | Lineup: bassist Jane Cahill (Sara Downing), drummer Scotty Sallback (Tyler Labine), guitarist & singer Vaughn Parrish (Kett Turton) and manager Dennis Budny (Wayne Pére). | ||
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| + | I'm sure the show probably had some more fake bands in it, somewhere. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 5 June 2018
From the very short-lived WB paranormal dramedy (that's almost redundant, isn't it?), Dead Last (08/14/2001 - 12/08/2001). This rock trio finds the "Amulet of Sauryn" which gives them the very Sixth Sense-y ability to see and talk to dead people.
So, in addition to rocking out, they are press-ganged into post-life counselor jobs, helping the dead sort out their unfinished business.
Lineup: bassist Jane Cahill (Sara Downing), drummer Scotty Sallback (Tyler Labine), guitarist & singer Vaughn Parrish (Kett Turton) and manager Dennis Budny (Wayne Pére).
I'm sure the show probably had some more fake bands in it, somewhere.
