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Radio Free Roscoe (2003–2005)Robbie, Ray, Lily and Travis have had enough with the lame crap on the radio. So they decide to take over the airwaves and give Roscoe High what it needs: an underground radio station. Can ... See full summary » |
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Nathan Carter | ... |
Smog
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Pronto
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Question Mark
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Lily Randall
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Hugolin Chevrette-Landesque | ... |
Robbie McGrath
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Parker Haynes
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Robbie, Ray, Lily and Travis have had enough with the lame crap on the radio. So they decide to take over the airwaves and give Roscoe High what it needs: an underground radio station. Can they find their voice while keeping their identities a secret? Radio Free Roscoe. Think underground. Written by Bubba
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1 August 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Elefthero radiofono Roscoe See more »Filming Locations:
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Sydney DeLuca: [singing] We change the rules around, we've got a different sound, tune into the underground, cause when it gets too much, you have no choice, aww yeah, you gotta make some noise, are you listening, are you listening now, we're on the air.
Robert 'Robbie' McGrath: [talking] You're listening to ...
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Although canceled on the N network in America, the show has become enough of a success in Canada for the Family network to continue production until they pulled out as well in early summer 2005. See more »Quotes
Robert 'Robbie' McGrath: [talking] It's all you ever hear. Look like this, think like this, be like this. How do you fight it? We started our own radio station. We keep our identities secret. It gives us the power to say what we want as loud as we want.Sydney DeLuca: [singing] We change the rules around, we've got a different sound, tune into the underground, cause when it gets too much, you have no choice, aww yeah, you gotta make some noise, are you listening, are you listening now, we're on the air.
Robert 'Robbie' McGrath: [talking] You're listening to ...
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I think Radio Free Roscoe is by far one of the most well-written and produced dramatic or otherwise Canadian television programs in years. You cannot help but fall in love with the show or its characters. Funny, charming, and rebellious, RFR is undoubtedly easy viewing.
The show has everything, and although the second season may have focused a bit too much on romance and less on what made the show so unbelievably popular among a demographic of fans in its first season, I still have yet to view a 'bad' episode.
RFR gives a universal message about individuality and following one's heart, despite adversity, and I would recommend it to people of all ages.