Nickelodeon's The Naked Brothers Band Go on a Quest to Save the 'Polar Bears' in the New 90-Minute TV Movie Premiering Friday, June 6, at 8:00 p.m. (ET/PT)
TV Motion picture includes Quatern Archetype Songs from the Band's Second Album, I Don't
Desire To Go To School, Written and Performed By Nat Wolff and Alex Wolff
'Polar Bears' Videodisk Hits Retailers Crossways the State on Tues, June 17
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New House of York, English hawthorn 12 -- The Naked Brothers Band heads to "The
Big Soft," rolling into Fresh Orleans on their first subject rock candy spell in
the freshly 90-minute TV pic, "Polar Bears," premiering Friday, June 6, at
8:00 p.m. (ET/PT) on Nickelodeon. Climate change is at the head of the
flick as the band witnesses the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and
questions the environment's connection to the tragedy. After Alex
watches the Academy Award(R)winning docudrama "An Inconvenient Sojourner Truth," the band
rallies together to recruit money and awareness for the surroundings and in
specific for the polar bears, world Health Organization stand a fortune of extinction. The
heart-warming TV motion picture likewise includes the debut of three of the band's
latest songs, "I've Got a Dubiousness"; "Flight Away," written and performed
by Nat Wolff; and "Wherefore," written and performed by Alex Wolff. Two
additional songs -- "Eventually" and "I'll Do Anything" will also be
featured in the episode. Both songs were written and performed by Nat
Kaspar Friedrich Wolff. The Naked Brothers Circle pose on a regular basis on Jukebox Sat
nights at 8:30 p.m. (ET/PT).
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