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Celebrity Bobb'e J. Thompson (30 Rock) told the kids to "commit to one thing you can do for 30 days, such as recycle or drive less, and get your friends to do it too."
Paige Donner: Greening Hollywood: Empowering Youth To Cool The Earth 2009
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Wheeler gets the incorrigible Ronnie (Bobb'e J. Thompson), a foulmouthed fifth grader who has scared off all previous mentors.
The Laugh Factory 2008
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When they overindulge in their product and wreck their company truck, their next stop is court-ordered participation in Sturdy Wings, the smarmy institution of lower relearning where Wheeler, a foulmouthed party animal, is assigned to mentor a robotically foulmouthed fifth-grader named Ronnie (Bobb'e J. Thompson), while Danny, a stickler for language, pairs off with Augie, a 16-year-old refugee from reality who's obsessed with his role in a flesh-and-blood fantasy variant of Dungeons & Dragons.
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However, Bobb'e Says is probally good as well but still no matter how good they are, they should be moved to another network.
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A second group of teenagers filmed "K-RUN FM" starring Bobb'e J. Thompson, who appeared in the film "Role Models" with Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott.
News for Richmond Times-Dispatch Richmond Times-Dispatch 2010
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At launch, D-cast will feature host Bobb'e J. Thompson in a brief video clip previewing the alternative programs.
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Also a study shows kids around the world are becoming Star power ( "Lost" actor Dominic Monaghan and Bobb'e J. Thompson team up with Fresh Films and Reese's Puffs cereal to help teen filmmakers bring their scripts to the screen) (LA Times)
Ypulse meredith 2010
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A second group of teenagers filmed "K-RUN FM" starring Bobb'e J. Thompson, who appeared in the film "Role Models" with Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott.
News for Richmond Times-Dispatch Richmond Times-Dispatch 2010
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You've probably all seen the latest PSP commercials with 12-year-old actor Bobb'e J. Thompson, known as the character Marcus Rivers. the goal is apparently to attract much, much younger gamers than the PSP's original late-20s demographic.
Portable Gadget 2010
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Going into the movie, I was sure it'd be Bobb'e J. Thompson, a.k.a. foul-mouthed Ronnie.
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