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Jimmy Tatro slips back into the shoes of Xander with ease as The Real Bros of Simi Valley return for their biggest adventure yet. The characters fans have come to love over three hilarious seasons are reuniting for their 10-year high school reunion, and the hijinks are sure to be memorable. Tatro, along with co-creator Christian Pierce, have crafted a film faithful to the heart of the show.

Fans first met Xander and his posse on the parody reality series spoofing Southern California culture. While never actually shot in Simi Valley, the mockumentary nailed the style of those it spoofed with brilliant comedic timing. Now, several years after the finale, Tatro has summoned the crew for a reunion they’ll never forget. Old faces and new join in on the antics as Xander aims to win “Truck of the Year.” But high school rival Jatthew stands in his way with...

Even if you didn’t watch The Real Bros of Simi Valley during its three-season run, it’s likely you’ve seen GIFs or clips of a handful of scenes as they’ve made their way around the internet the last few years. The two most popular are easily “Bro, I’m straight up not having a good time” and “Yo Xan, get your boy, dawg.” As great as those moments are, they’re just a glimpse into what the show had to offer. So how does it fare as a movie, nearly four years after its last episode?

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The Real Bros of Simi Valley Plot

If you’re unfamiliar with the show, it’s a parody reality show, satirizing the lifestyle and culture of Southern California, in the vein of other reality shows, namely...

“The Real Bros of Simi Valley” series continues with an all-new adventure. This time, the guys return for “The Real Bros of Simi Valley: High School Reunion.” Join the series’ original cast alongside newcomers Tony Hawk, Shaun White, Zoey Deutch, Tyler Posey, Retta, Tre Hale, and Rob Riggle. It premieres on Roku Channel on Friday, July 5. You can stream the movie with a free sign-up to Roku Channel.

How to Watch ‘The Real Bros of Simi Valley: High School Reunion’ When: Friday, July 5, 2024 Where: Roku Channel Stream: Watch with a free sign-up to Roku Channel. About ‘The Real Bros of Simi Valley: High School Reunion’

Things are about to get even wilder in Simi Valley. In “The Real Bros of Simi Valley: High School Reunion,” Xander and his friends prepare for the ultimate test. Their 10-year high school reunion is just around the corner, and they have plenty of former classmates to impress.

"I do not have the bandwidth for you." The bros are back!! Roku has revealed an official trailer for a comedy movie called The Real Bros of Simi Valley: The Movie, which is releasing in July for streaming this summer. Formerly known as The Real Bros of Simi Valley: High School Reunion - this movie will bring the "bros" – Jimmy Tatro, Nick Colletti, Tanner Petulla, Cody Ko – back together for a new, hilarious adventure. Christian Pierce also returns as Aldis. With the Simi High 10 year reunion around the corner, Xander and his squad embark on a journey to become the sickest versions of themselves in time to flex on all of their old classmates. "We came up with the idea for this movie back when we were writing Season 3... so we're super excited to finally bring it to life," said co-creators Tatro & Pierce. "One simply cannot make a show...

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Exclusive: Roku has set a Friday, July 5 premiere date for The Real Bros of Simi Valley: High School Reunion, also announcing seven newcomers to the cast. The list includes pro skateboarder Tony Hawk, elite snowboarder and skateboarder Shaun White, Zoey Deutch (Set It Up), Tyler Posey (Teen Wolf), Retta (The Greatest Hits), Tre Hale (Platonic) and Rob Riggle (Strays).

The actors will appear alongside the full original cast of 2017’s The Real Bros of Simi Valley, including Jimmy Tatro, Nick Colletti, Tanner Petulla, Cody Ko, Peter Gilroy, Colleen Donovan, Madeline Whitby, Monica Joy Sherer, Monette Moio, and Christian Pierce.

Co-created by Tatro and Pierce, the original series for Facebook Watch chronicled the misadventures of four bros still struggling to grow up 10 years after their high school graduation. In the film continuation, Xander (Tatro) and his squad embark on a journey to become the dopest versions of themselves in time to...

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Exclusive: The Real Bros of Simi Valley, a parody of The Real Housewives and Jersey Shore, is going feature-length.

Roku has greenlit a new feature The Real Bros of Simi Valley: High School Reunion, a spinoff of the series that previously aired on Facebook Watch.

The Real Bros of Simi Valley, created by Jimmy Tatro and Christian Pierce, started as a web series on Tatro’s YouTube page before moving to Facebook after Tatro broke out as one of the stars of Netflix’s American Vandal. It aired two seasons on the short-lived video service, running for a total of three seasons, ending in 2020.

Now the gang is back with Tatro, Nick Colletti, Tanner Petulla, Cody Ko reprising their roles.

With the 10-year high school reunion around the corner, Xander (Tatro) and his squad embark on a journey to become the dopest versions of themselves in time to flex on all of their old classmates.