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In Montreal during the 1960s, early skateboarders experience exhilaration and freedom while facing official hostility and impending bans on the activity.
Skatopia, an expansive skatepark in Ohio, showcases a family legacy as founder Brewce Martin navigates change with his son during the vibrant Bowl Bash 2019.
Bam Margera, a professional skateboarder, attempts to return to skating after losing his best friend Ryan Dunn in a drunk driving accident.
Chad Muska's evolution from homelessness to becoming a celebrated skateboarder and influential figure in Hollywood and high fashion is explored in this documentary.
Atiba Jefferson, a pivotal figure in skateboarding photography, shares insights into his unique approach and the experiences that shaped his influential career.
Almir Jusovic, a groundbreaking skateboarder, showcases his extraordinary talent and creativity as he takes on the formidable mega ramp.
Andrew Reynolds attempts a frontside flip after 15 tries, demonstrating his ongoing dedication to skateboarding and mentoring the next generation.
Jeremy Klein was the star of World Industries and the iconic skate video 'Rubbish Heap,' which helped define street skating in the early 1990s.
Arto Saari earned the Thrasher’s Skater of the Year award in 2001, marking a significant achievement in his 25-year skateboarding career.
Skateboarders exhibit an intense passion for their culture, as Rick introduces viewers to a dedicated skateboard fetishist and the subculture surrounding it.
Andy Roy's life reflects a dramatic transformation from professional skater to prison inmate, highlighting his efforts to reclaim lost time and redefine his path.
Max Schaaf, a legendary figure in skateboarding, transitioned from vert skating to becoming a renowned chopper motorcycle builder, showcasing his diverse talents.
Harmony Korine, a lifelong skater, challenges conventional cinema through his provocative films, revealing the intersection of skate culture and artistic expression.
Nora Vasconcellos, a trailblazer in women's skateboarding, transformed her passion into a groundbreaking career, becoming a prominent figure and artistic force in the sport.
Stefan Janoski's rise from a young skater in Vacaville to a celebrated icon in the skateboarding world highlights his pivotal decisions and artistic contributions.
Patrick O'Dell's influence on skateboarding and filmmaking is explored in a heartfelt tribute that highlights the legacy of Epicly Later’d and its cultural impact.
Arto Saari's remarkable career in skateboarding features a fairy tale beginning, breathtaking video parts, and life-threatening handrail challenges.
A Louisiana water moccasin slithers through the abandoned grounds of Six Flags New Orleans, now a habitat for wildlife since Hurricane Katrina.
Anthony Van Engelen, a professional skateboarder in his mid-40s, reflects on his career and the challenges he faced, including substance abuse issues.
VICE profiles skater from Sweden, Ali Boulala, and his tragic fall from fame due to addiction.
Casper Brooker's rise from London's streets to becoming a legendary pro skater highlights the impact of personal tragedy and mental health struggles in skateboarding.
Bobby Puleo, an underground skate legend, reflects on his evolution from New Jersey's gritty streets to New York's vibrant scene while sharing insights on creativity and conspiracy theories.
Mike “Lottie” Gigliotti's Skateshop in Los Angeles showcases his unique artistry and dedication, highlighting his rise as a prominent figure in skate culture.
John Cardiel's skateboarding career is examined, highlighting his resilience following a near-fatal accident in 2003 and his lasting influence on the sport.
In Albuquerque, teams face a heinous ramp malfunction and a horrific pee-drinking challenge.
Skateboarding serves as a powerful tool for empowerment, connecting students in a Swedish high school with youth in rural Ethiopia.
Winston Whitter explores the history of skateboarding in London, while local amateurs showcase England's top skate spots.
Skateboarding culture challenges norms as Rick explores the exhilarating realms of downhill and fingerboarding, highlighting the freedom found outside conventional boundaries.
Toy Machine and Corey Duffel showcase punk skating in San Francisco with Chocolate and Bad Sh*t.
Jon Miner, a top-level skateboard filmmaker, influenced the aesthetic of skate videos in the early 2000s, shaping the culture for a generation of skaters.
Enjoi faces waterless challenges in "Breaking Rad" suits while Creature constructs the world's longest beer bong, testing limits in Albuquerque.
Rick McCrank and Frank Gerwer, seasoned skateboard pros, test their skills in the competitive realms of freestyle and slalom skateboarding.
A 36-stair rail becomes the focus of a skateboarding challenge as competitors push their limits in a chaotic contest filled with stunts and pranks.
Teams in Los Angeles face a final challenge as Clint and Raven compete in a high-stakes bounty challenge that leads to intense consequences.
Teams compete in Seattle's city challenges, including a task to film the best line down two rock rails at Jimmy Hendrick High School.
Skateboarders in the Middle East challenge cultural and religious divides, using their passion for skating to foster unity amidst a complex landscape.
Michael Sieben, an influential illustrator and fine artist, has shaped skate culture for over two decades through his work with Bueno Skateboards and Thrasher magazine!
Seattle's rain can't deter teams from earning points, tattoos, and piercings, as Birdhouse plots sabotage before heading to their second cities.
Brian Anderson's evolution from an emerging skater in the 1990s to a celebrated pro, recognized with Thrasher's S.O.T.Y. award, showcases his remarkable talent and dedication.
Dae-Won Song reflects on the positive impact of skating in rough neighborhoods while showcasing nostalgic skate tricks from his past.
One inmate counts his steps in a 7-foot by 7-foot cell, reflecting on the isolation and challenges of life in Singapore's maximum-security prison.
Fifteen minutes away from a secret location, the teams prepare for a challenge that promises to test their skills and camaraderie in the skateboarding scene.
Four Mexican skateboarders explore top skateboarding locations across Cuernavaca, Morelia, Puebla, and Querétaro, showcasing the country's vibrant skate culture!
Mystery Guests take center stage as Creature faces a meltdown at Andy Mac's race track, while Gravette surprises everyone with an unexpected twist.
Plaza de Colon in Madrid serves as a pivotal location where tech legends Danny Lozano and Borja Santiago showcase their impressive ledge skills.
Teams face thrilling challenges in Hawaii, including seasickness, cliff diving, and personal fears, marking an unforgettable finale of King of the Road.
Jackson Pills wins the King of the Road competition, earning a spot on the cover of a prestigious skateboarding magazine during an unpredictable awards night.
A team of skateboarders faces the final hours of their trip in Hawaii, where they must complete challenging tricks and activities before time runs out.
