Fat n' Furious: Rolling Thunder

2014

Fat n' Furious: Rolling Thunder

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In the rust belt state of Ohio, speed reigns supreme - the faster the car the fatter the profit and every second counts. With a waist size that rivals the Rust Belt itself, Tommy Christmas and his family are known for driving big and living even bigger. "Fat n' Furious: Rolling Thunder" follows the hilarious car junkies of Christmas Automotive as they hunt down left-for-dead cars and bringing the back to life and to the racetrack.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP5 Muddin' And Monzas

Jun. 06,2016

Tommy and the boys at Christmas Auto build a 1980 Chevy Monza to be a ten second track killer. Also, Steve tries to prove he's more than just a mechanic and brings in a 1974 Ford Bronco to turn into an off-road machine for this year's Truck Night.

EP4 Monster Riviera

May. 23,2016

Tommy gets a commission to transform a '65 Buick Riviera into a gasser. Meanwhile, Chuck and Andy bring back a rusted out '85 Chevy El Camino. It's a sentimental build for the client who wants it redone as a memorial for her father and brother.

EP3 Go GTO Go

May. 16,2016

Tommy and the Christmas Auto crew build a '66 Pontiac GTO for a family who wants to take it out onto a road course. Also, Steve's cousin Kenny wants to modernize his 63' Impala lowrider. The boys need to get up to speed in order to get these cars done.

EP2 Mopar Muscle

May. 09,2016

Tommy and the boys beef up a teacher's 1973 Plymouth Roadrunner GTX to race an imported, DIY-Tuner Car that a former student has been bragging about. Also, a son brings in a '59 Lincoln Continental to be restored in memory of his late mother.

EP1 Chevy Connection

May. 02,2016

Tommy agrees to fix up a '68 Chevelle for a client who wants to hand it down to her son. It was her late husband's car and she wants to keep it in the family. Also, the boys dig up a '71 Chevy C10 from a client who wants his pickup turned into a sleeper.

EP0 Episode 0

May. 31,2016

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wallacedonald First car show in years that doesn't have BLEEPING throughout the entire show. As a Christian there are so few car shows I can watch. These guys show that you can have a good show without constant cussing. They have good humor, build nice cars and you can watch it with your son. I loved the blue 65 Vette in the "Supercharged Chevelle" show and wish I could have found it at the price that it sold for. I am sure that the show is embellished some but that's just television because of the competition between shows. I am proud of this show for staying true to their family values and "keeping it clean". Thanks, I hope you keep this show around for years to come.

easthambarn I spend too much time watching car related shows on Velocity and other cable channels. This show is charming and entertaining because the mechanics are genuine, decent people who seem to be in this for the love of cars. They are quirky in a very authentic and endearing way. The owner looks tough but is an emotional, sentimental man who obviously cares deeply about his teenage son. There is no manufactured drama, dumb pranks, yelling or fake deadlines. They don't overplay the weight gags and the show does not need any gimmicks. And like Wheeler Dealers, you can learn something about car restoration. My only reservation is sometimes the owner's decisions make me cringe (replacing a numbers matching Boss 302 engine with a crate motor. Eww). I hope this show finds an audience.

BeOneCreativeGirl I really had high hopes for this show given the awesome cars, anticipated mechanical and body work and that fact that it's a local town in Ohio. Ha.First, let's be clear: does that garage even remotely look like it's used for mechanical work? There's no dirt, no air hoses and very few tools out that one would expect to see when working on engines. Second, I wonder if anyone knows who half of that staff really is and what their real occupations are, because I can tell you, it's not auto repair.As for the body work, there's absolutely no way they could be doing the body work because THEY HAVE NO body shop facilities, supplies, paint cans, guns, primers or equipment anywhere in those camera shots. Let's find out who REALLY did that body work shall we? This series is CLEARLY the true definition of just mere ACTING and no actual hands-on skills whatsoever. This couldn't be further from a REALITY SHOW. Shame on you Discovery Channel. You could do better.

marnejonae2 I honestly didn't know what to expect out of this show when i first saw the previews. I thought it would just be a mere copy of other top shows. Surprisingly, this show seemed to do its own thing and have its own comedic value. The cast seemed to complement each other perfectly and if people give this show a chance i think it can do very well. This show isn't all about humor or all about cars, they have blended both to the point where it makes you want to continue watching. I would equate this show to Pawn Stars in the sense of the comedic value. The question is whether or not they will continue to deliver on that comedy. Overall, if this show heads in the direction it took after the first episode, its on its way to becoming one of next top shows on television.