Electric Avenue
performed by Eddy Grant

Gus, Clark, and Richie are three grown men and neighborhood friends. Clark and Richie were the unpopular kids who were constantly bullied by jocks and always benched at the little league baseball games, because of their lack of athletic skill. When a nerdy boy named Nelson and his friends are kicked off a nearby baseball diamond by a team of bullies, Gus and Clark chase the bullies away. When Gus and Clark return with Richie to play again and get back their feel for the game, the bullies return and demand that they leave. Gus challenges the bullies to play them for the field, and the three friends win. Later, Nelson's billionaire father Mel tells the trio that he's impressed with their win, and explains his plan to hold a round-robin with all the little league teams in the state, plus their team. The winners will be given access to a new multi-million dollar baseball park that he is building. Wanting to capture the spirit and fun they never had when they were kids, the three decide to form a team called the Benchwarmers and join the tournament. They prepare to compete with all the other teams, despite the fact that they're three adults squaring off against nine kids per team.

Wrong Turn 2: Dead End is a 2007 American horror film directed by Joe Lynch and starring Erica Leerhsen, Henry Rollins and Texas Battle. The film is a sequel to the 2003 film Wrong Turn and the second installment in the Wrong Turn film series. The film was released on DVD on October 9, 2007. The film was commercially successful and received a positive response from critics, becoming the only film in the franchise with a positive critical reaction.

Earl tries to make up for stealing a car from a girl who only had one leg, and gets beat up by her boyfriend with no legs. When her boyfriend is hitting him with a campaign sign, Earl remembers #4, how he cost his father the last mayoral election, and against his father's wishes Earl signs him up to run again. His father is at first angry at Earl for doing this, but after hearing the public's response, decides to go ahead with it. But fails the election again in the end.

After serving a jail sentence for starting a brawl at an alcohol-free St. Patrick's Day parade, Homer becomes a bounty hunter and tags Flanders along for the ride. Meanwhile, an Irish man gives Marge a job at his bakery, which Marge soon discovers specializes in sexually suggestive pastries.

Donna becomes jealous of Cleveland's old classmate, given the cruel nickname in school of 'Fatty Patty', who has lost the weight, but still has a crush on Cleveland.

"BMW i3 - Newfangled Idea" In 1994, no one knew how big the internet would be. 21 years later, a new big idea has people scratching their heads again. #HelloFuture This ad for the BMW i3 all electric car stars Katie Couric and Bryant Gumbel. The commercial begins in 1994 on the set of the 'Today' Show where Katie and Bryant are trying to understand what this thing called "internet" is all about. Fast forward 21 years and Bryant and Katie are seated in a BMW i3, where they are trying to understand what the all-electric BMW i3 is about. Big ideas take some getting used to, but they often make life easier and all-around better. Back now at 56 past. I wasn't prepared to translate that. That's right. That little mark with the "a" and then the ring around it. At? See, that's what I said. Um, Katie said she thought it was "about". Yeah. But I've never heard it. Or "around". I've never heard it said. I've seen the mark. There it is. At amfeedback com. I mean, what is that anyway? What, do you write to it like mail? Here's Allison. Can you explain what internet is? See, that's what I said. What do you mean there's nothing under the hood? Katie said she thought this was a car. Yeah. And it's built using wind? Like from a windmill? Or a fan? Or a turbine? Or a fan-bine? Wow. I mean, what is i3 anyway? Allison? Can you explain what i3 is? The all electric BMW i3, built in a wind-powered factory with the strength of carbon fiber and BMW performance. Come on, loosen up, Gumbel. Can you twerk? Maybe. (Lyrics) We're gonna rock down to Electric Avenue 1994 Internet Address info@amfeedback.com 21 Years Later Big Ideas Take A Little Getting Used To. BMW The Ultimate Driving Machine #HelloFuture bmwusa.com

Zeus & Hera | BMW USA (Official Video) Zeus (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and his wife Hera (Salma Hayek) are retiring as Greek gods, so they head to Palm Springs, CA. He chills in the pool, has trouble with technology, takes care of his mini Pegasus (Peggie), golfs, and does other things retired people do. The problem is that people keep wanting him to use his powers to charge their electronic stuff. He threatens to leave, but Hera brings him home a new BMW Zeus: My fellow gods, the dark skies have spoken. Hera: It is time for Zeus and I to retire. Poseidon: But where will you go? Neighbor: Sorry, Zeus. I need a charge on this. *zap* Thanks. Hera: Sweetie, it's not rocket science. I'm heading out. Don't forget to take Peggie for a walk. Golfer: Yo, Zeus. A little juice. Zeus: That's it. I'm done with this place. Hera: We'll see about that. Hera: Everything okay out there, baby? Zeus: Peggie, go for a little walk? Hera: I figured you could use a little pick-me-up. Zeus: All electric? Hera: All electric. The BMW iX, electricity in its ultimate form. (Lyrics) Oh no, we gonna rock down to Electric Avenue And then we'll take it higher Palm Springs, California BMW, the ultimate electric driving machine