steve-o: demise and rise – the full-length uncensored special
For everyone out there in the world that was not able to view Steve-O: Demise and Rise on the TV, we’re proud to present the full-length, unbleeped special here on jackassworld for your official online digestion. In the unfortunate event that you have been trapped in a well the past month, Steve-O: Demise and Rise is, in a descriptive nutshell, a brutally honest look at Steve-O’s life gone bonkers amid drugs, alcohol, and fame, and the subsequent intervention that just may have saved him in the eleventh hour. So, without further ado, please lick—no, that won’t do you much good—click on the above image to be whisked away to a proper page meant to play this seven-act special in its entirety. (more…)
more steve-o: demise and rise
Here's an extended, lingering look back at the flea market circus scene where many of the then fledgling jackass cast and crew first met Steve-O in the summer of 2000. Prior to this physical point in time, Jeff Tremaine was the only one present who had any firsthand exposure to Steve-O
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In this unused clip from the Steve-O: Demise and Rise tapes, Steve-O sits down with his sister Cindy to recount a tale of his pre-teen drinking in the Glover household.
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I've written about this road trip of Steve-O's out to the west coast elsewhere on the site—some posts of which you can find by clicking on the words highlighted in red—but here's some long lost footage that was only recently found while digging through the raw tapes from this time period in 2001.
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Tough though it may have been to watch Steve-O: Demise and Rise, it was just as tough to sift through all the footage and edit it together. There were simply too many story tangents and not enough minutes to adequately dole out for everything.
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steve-o: demise and rise – the method man interview
To aid in stitching together all the years of archive footage for Steve-O: Demise and Rise, a number of interviews were conducted with individuals directly involved with Steve-O throughout the different stages of his life. Whilst almost all of the tales recorded were worthy of inclusion in some manner, obviously not everything could be used due to time constraints and story points. In this outtake with Method Man, he recalls the memorable time in 2006 when Steve-O joined the Wu-Tang Clan on-stage during a tribute to Ol’ Dirty Bastard at the Rock the Bells Hip-Hop Festival in San Bernardino, CA. (more…)
To aid in stitching together all the years of archive footage for Steve-O: Demise and Rise, a number of interviews were conducted with individuals directly involved with Steve-O throughout the different stages of his life.
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While going through the 12 Step Program last year, Steve-O realized he needed to make a few amends for past "wrongdoings" to people. The first thing that came to mind were all those dudes he'd kicked in the nuts during his live stage shows throughout the years.
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In this next stolen glimpse of scenes to come from Steve-O: Demise and Rise, you will learn about a little known pact made at the onset of jackass number two and Johnny Knoxville points out the importance of "family" in Steve-O's life.
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In another direct-from-special pull, here's Steve-O talking about his occupational days spent as a clown prior to achieving basic cable fame on MTV. This is, incidentally, the flea market circus that he was liberated from in the late summer of 2000 by Johnny Knoxville, Jeff Tremaine, and the jackass production crew
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