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Superstar Slime Showdown at Super Bowl 2018 (2018)
Superstar Slime Showdown at Super Bowl was a one-hour original special featuring host Nick Cannon, current NFL stars (Drew Brees, Stefon Diggs, Todd Gurley and Luke Kuechly), NFL legends (Deion Sanders and DeMarcus Ware) and a halftime performance by NFL Juniors’ Brand Ambassador JoJo Siwa!
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Superstar Slime Showdown at Super Bowl was a one-hour original special featuring host Nick Cannon, current NFL stars (Drew Brees, Stefon Diggs, Todd Gurley and Luke Kuechly), NFL legends (Deion Sanders and DeMarcus Ware) and a halftime performance by NFL Juniors’ Brand Ambassador JoJo Siwa!
Rating:G
Genre:TV Movie, Family
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In Theaters:2/5/2018
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Studio:Dempsey Productions, Nickelodeon Productions
Cast
Michael Dempsey
Director
Nick Cannon
Self - Host
Kay Adams
Self - Sideline Correspondent
Demarcus Ware
Self - Breanna's Breakers
Drew Brees
Self - Breanna's Breakers
Todd Gurley
Self - Breanna's Breakers
Breanna Yde
Self - Breanna's Breakers Team Captain
Deion Sanders
Self - Ricardo's Wreckers
Stefon Diggs
Self - Ricardo's Wreckers
Luke Kuechly
Self - Ricardo's Wreckers
Ricardo Hurtado
Self - Ricardo's Wreckers Team Captain
JoJo Siwa
Self - Performer
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