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Preston Lacy gets treated like a human bowling ball and sent flying through garbage cans by various Jackass members; Johnny Knoxville wrestles a full-grown grizzly bear; Bam Margera gets towed behind Tony Hawk's boat on an inner tube.
Preston Lacy gets treated like a human bowling ball and sent flying through garbage cans by various Jackass members; Johnny Knoxville wrestles a full-grown grizzly bear; Bam Margera gets towed behind Tony Hawk's boat on an inner tube.
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S2, EP8 "The Matador"Stunts shown are The Matador, Bam Toboggan, Human Handrail and Party Boy Calf Rope.
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S2, EP7 "Eddie's Auto"Preston Lacy gets treated like a human bowling ball and sent flying through garbage cans by various Jackass members; Johnny Knoxville wrestles a full-grown grizzly bear; Bam Margera gets towed behind Tony Hawk's boat on an inner tube.
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S2, EP6 "Slingshot"Johnny Knoxville gets blasted into a wall by a fire truck hose; the entire Jackass cast successfully revisits the human slingshot idea; Steve-O gets his butt cheeks pierced together.
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S2, EP5 "Donut"Johnny Knoxville gets shot with a paintball gun for a cover shoot for Rolling Stone; removing the screws from Phil's chair; human bowling; rugby; unicycle; gallon of milk challenge.
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