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Dec 23, 1997 · Hi y'all! Here's the 1997 VHS closing of Air Bud.1. Last few seconds of the program.2. Ending credits.3. Keystone Entertainment logo 1995-present.4. Walt...

Life hasn’t been too hot for Josh Framm, a 12-year old boy who just lost his father and has moved to a whole new city. Without any friends and an inclination toward shyness, Josh prefers to...

Barker is fired after being caught emotionally and physically abusing Tom for his poor performance and is replaced by Chaney at Josh's suggestion. Arthur emphasizes the need for players to work as a team instead of focusing on themselves.

Most of the Air Bud films end with Buddy himself playing the film’s respective sport alongside real life professionals in a cameo. This does not happen until the second one, though the beginning of that movie features a similar scene with a basketball game.

But, at the grand finale, Old Blue knocks a ballon into Norm. He gets the dog in the kennel and drives him to the pound. A 12-year old Josh Framm sees the dog after Old Blue gets out of the kennel and before that, slips out. He moved to the town of Fernfield after his father died in a deadly place crash, this why he moved to the town.

The Air Bud film series (also known as Disney Buddies) is an American film franchise based on a sports-playing Golden Retriever named Buddy, portrayed by Buddy. [1] The franchise began in 1997 with the theatrical release of Air Bud, followed by the theatrical release of Air Bud: Golden Receiver in 1998.

Initially, the team is losing at the championship until he shows up. When it is discovered that there is no rule that dogs can't play basketball, he joins the roster to lead the team to a come from behind championship victory. Norman sues the Framm family for custody of Buddy.

Air Bud is a 1997 American family comedy film released by Walt Disney Pictures. It proved to be a success, and was followed by Air Bud: Golden Receiver, the first in a long line of sequels and spin-offs. A lonely boy befriends an abused and abandoned dog by playing basketball together.