Gary Coleman: For Safety's Sake

Name: Gary Coleman: For Safety's Sake
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2013-05-27
Rating: 8.1
Cast: Brad Jones, Lloyd

Episode aired May 27, 2013

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8.1/10

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Brad reviews 1987 video release Gary Coleman: For Safety's Sake: In the Neighborhood (1987), in which Gary Coleman teaches children about safety - by spying on them from a private surveillan... Read allBrad reviews 1987 video release Gary Coleman: For Safety's Sake: In the Neighborhood (1987), in which Gary Coleman teaches children about safety - by spying on them from a private surveillance system.Brad reviews 1987 video release Gary Coleman: For Safety's Sake: In the Neighborhood (1987), in which Gary Coleman teaches children about safety - by spying on them from a private surveillance system.

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- Brad Jones
Writer
- Brad Jones
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- Brad Jones
- Lloyd

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Brad Jones
Writer
- Brad Jones
Stars
- Brad Jones
- Lloyd

See production info at IMDbPro

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Brad Jones: The '80s gave us a real who's who of celebrities giving us advice on life and safety and shit. We had siblings telling us when to have sex; there was Mr. T telling us to be somebody. I know I sure did: I went out and picked a fight with the biggest Italian boxer I could find. Corey Haim even fell in love with Corey Haim in "Me, Myself and I". The only way to keep Corey Feldman out of it was for Haim to mention only himself not once but three times in the title. And now we have Gary Coleman's "For Safety's Sake", which I'm sure is only a 30-second video of someone telling you, "For safety's sake, stay the hell away from Gary Coleman!" Is this a little tasteless, considering Gary is no longer with us? Whatever, it's still Gary Coleman hosting a children's safety video. People may die, time moves on, but this will still be hilarious. And if you're offended, just pretend that I'm talking about "Webster".