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The Real Bros of Simi Valley
2017 American TV series or program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Real Bros of Simi Valley is an American mockumentary television series based in Simi Valley, California. The satirical comedy both pays homage to and lampoons the culture of Southern California, and several stereotypes and tropes of unscripted reality shows, with hyperbolic emphasis on exaggerated dramatic elements, and canned infighting among the show's cast.
Jimmy Tatro and Christian A. Pierce co-created and executive produced the series and have written every episode. After directing season one with Michael J. Gallagher, Tatro directed every episode of seasons two and three. Tatro also stars alongside Nick Colletti, Tanner Petulla, and Cody Ko as the titular "Bros", with supporting cast members including Colleen Donovan, Peter Gilroy, Monette Moio, Monica Joy Shere, and Maddy Whitby.[1] The series follows the lives of four friends ten years after their high school graduation.[2]
The first season was released on YouTube and included four episodes.[3] The second season was released November 30, 2018 on Facebook Watch.[1] The third season was released on February 14, 2020. Other executive producers include Mike Rosenstein and Studio 71’s Dan Weinstein, Michael Schreiber, Adam Boorstin and Anjuli Hinds.[2] The show is a parody of Jersey Shore and The Real Housewives.[4] The series received a nomination at the 10th Shorty Awards for best web series.[5]
The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie film was released on July 4, 2024 on The Roku Channel.[6]
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Episodes
Series overview
Season 1 (2017)
Season 2 (2018–19)
Season 3 (2020)
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Cast and characters
Main
- Jimmy Tatro as Xander Hussein Sanders
- Nick Colletti as Duncan Surf
- Cody Ko as Wade Colonel Sanders
- Tanner Petulla as Bryce Meyer
- Colleen Donovan as Molly McShay
- Peter Gilroy as Johnny Johnny Mendez
- Monette Moio as Tessa Yamamoto
- Monica Joy Sherer as Lexy Luther
- Maddy Whitby as Dani (seasons 2–3)
Recurring
- Paul Thomas Arnold as Jeff Sanders
- Eric Walbridge as Brayson (seasons 1–2)
- Tennile Marie Goosic as Sam (season 1)
- Cara Santana as Andrea (season 2)
- Christine Cattell as Sandy Sanders (seasons 2–3)
- Christian A. Pierce as Aldis (seasons 2–3)
- Emmett and Wyatt Phillips as Hawk Sanders (season 2)
- Christopher McDonald as Cal Surf (seasons 2–3)
- Roman Galardi as Ethan (season 2)
- Lauren Elizabeth as Evonne (season 2)
- Pierson Fodé as Yonder (seasons 2–3)
- Oscar Miranda as Hector (season 2)
- Ego Nwodim as Brenda (season 2)
- Brandon Wardell as Brian (season 2)
- Kyle Herbert as Chris (season 2)
- Siddharth Dhananjay as Brinkman (season 2)
- Alice Lee as Chelsie (season 3)
- Hilty Bowen as Jenna (season 3)
- Brock O'Hurn as Keto (season 3)
- Victoria Justice as Courtney Ingles (season 3)
- Thomas Barbusca as a high schooler (season 3)
- Griffin Gluck as Aaron (season 3)
- Kyra Santoro as Kate Lipinski (season 3)
Guests
- Skyler Gisondo as Tyler (season 2)
- Nyjah Huston as himself (season 2)
- Natasha Leggero as Cheryl (season 2)
- Paul Scheer as Dr. Pissing (seasons 2–3)
- Tom Allen as Chad Kroeger (seasons 2–3)
- JT Parr as JT (season 3)
- Romanski as a Dunc Surf customer (season 3)
- Casey Frey as Tucker (season 3)
- Sean O'Bryan as Mark (season 3)
- Blue Kimble as Kane (season 3)
- Brock O'Hurn as Keto Creamer (season 3)
- Noel Miller as Mike Schaffer (season 3)
- Jay Chandrasekhar as Dr. Feel (season 3)
- Anwar Jibawi as a truck driver (season 3)
- King Bach as himself (season 3)
- Simon Rex as DJ Womp Womp (season 3)
- Pete Davidson as Grady (season 3)
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External links
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