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Pint-size rap music star Lil' Bow Wow shows that he can play ball as well as he raps in this youth-oriented comedy about a young boy whose dream comes true in an unexpected way. Calvin Cambridge (Lil' Bow Wow) is a 14-year-old boy, who, since the death of his parents, has been living in an orphanage run by the unpleasantly eccentric Stan Bittleman (Crispin Glover). While the tough but caring Sister Theresa (Anne Meara) tries to encourage the kids, Calvin knows that he and most of the other kids his age are poor prospects for adoption. Calvin loves basketball and idolizes Michael Jordan, but he's too short to be much of a challenge to the older kids when shooting hoops at the playground. One day, Calvin discovers a pair of old basketball sneakers with the initials "MJ" written on the inside. Calvin is convinced they once belonged to Michael Jordan, but he can hardly believe what happens when he puts them on ? suddenly he's able to make superhuman jump shots and dunks just like a miniature version of Air Jordan himself. Calvin's newly developed talent on the court comes to the attention of Frank Bernard (Eugene Levy), the manager of the Los Angeles Knights, an NBA team having a humiliating season. Bernard brings Calvin to the team as a novelty item, but with the help of Coach Wagner (Robert Forster) and the new kid's can-do attitude, the Knights start to climb out of the cellar and look like possible season champs. However, Tracey Reynolds (Morris Chestnut), who used to be the team's star player, isn't happy to have his thunder stolen by a 14-year-old boy - especially when he's made Calvin's roommate and de-facto guardian on the road. "Like Mike" also features cameo appearances by a number of pro basketball stars, including Allen Iverson, Chris Webber, and Jason Kidd.

Exclusive contains "Cheaper By The Dozen" and "Like Mike." "Cheaper By The Dozen" - Comedy superstar Steve Martin ("Bringing Down The House") and TV/film favorite Bonnie Hunt ("Jerry Maguire") "couldn't be more likeable" (Leonard Maltin, "Hot Ticket") in this hilarious tale of two loving parents trying to manage careers and a household - amid the chaos of raising twelve rambunctious kids. With a crowd-pleasing supporting cast, including rising young stars Hilary Duff, Tom Welling and Piper Perabo, this heartwarming hit comedy delivers super-sized fun and laughs by the dozen! "Like Mike" - Pint-size rap music star Lil' Bow Wow shows that he can play ball as well as he raps in this youth-oriented comedy about a young boy whose dream comes true in an unexpected way. Calvin Cambridge (Lil' Bow Wow) is a 14-year-old boy, who, since the death of his parents, has been living in an orphanage run by the unpleasantly eccentric Stan Bittleman (Crispin Glover). While the tough but caring Sister Theresa (Anne Meara) tries to encourage the kids, Calvin knows that he and most of the other kids his age are poor prospects for adoption. Calvin loves basketball and idolizes Michael Jordan, but he's too short to be much of a challenge to the older kids when shooting hoops at the playground. One day, Calvin discovers a pair of old basketball sneakers with the initials "MJ" written on the inside. Calvin is convinced they once belonged to Michael Jordan, but he can hardly believe what happens when he puts them on ? suddenly he's able to make superhuman jump shots and dunks just like a miniature version of Air Jordan himself. Calvin's newly developed talent on the court comes to the attention of Frank Bernard (Eugene Levy), the manager of the Los Angeles Knights, an NBA team having a humiliating season.

Ralph Sampson - Ralph Lee Sampson (born July 7 1960 in Harrisonburg, Virginia) was arguably the most heavily recruited (for both college and the NBA) basketball prospect of his generation. Playing for the University of Virginia, he was the only three-time National Player of the Year in the history of college basketball, and was a #1 Draft Pick, three-time NBA All-Star, and Rookie of the Year for the Houston Rockets.

NBA Showtime NBA on NBC - NBA Showtime is a basketball video game created by Midway. A descendant of NBA Jam, Showtime is modeled after the NBA presentations on NBC.

The NBA on CBS - The NBA on CBS is a former TV show that televised National Basketball Association games on the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) and was produced by CBS Sports. The NBA on CBS ran from the 1973-1974 NBA season (when CBS succeeded ABC Sports as the official American television broadcaster of the NBA) until the 1989-1990 NBA season (when CBS was succeeded by NBC Sports).

The NBA on ABC - The NBA on ABC is a TV show that telecasts NBA games on ABC Sports since Christmas Day 2002. The NBA on ABC replaced The NBA on NBC, which held the rights to televise the NBA from 1990 to 2002.

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