411VM Presents : 911

All we can say is "ouch." This collection of superhuman tricks and extreme wipeouts graphically illustrates the dangerous side of skateboarding -- but it probably won't deter anyone from hitting the rails. In addition to near-death bails and falls, the program -- hosted by Tim O'Connor -- also features interviews with some of the top skateboarders in the business, including Stacy Lowery, Laban Pheidias and Brian Schaefer.

Cast

Tim O'Connor

as Self

Laban Pheidias

as Self

Stacy Lowery

as Self

Brian Schaefer

as Self

Tony Hawk

as Self

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