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DON’T BOWLIEB THE HYPE


A BOWLING INSTRUCTOR WHO THOUGHT SHE WAS GOING TO TEACH JUSTIN BIEBER HOW TO BOWL GETS SOME SCHOOLING OF HER OWN.


Montrose Bowl in the Los Angeles suburb of Montrose,


Calif., prides itself as “a unique filming location” that “is frequently used for the filming of major motion pictures, television shows, and TV commercials,” the establishment’s website states.


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Had a bowling instructor named Tish checked out Montrose’s website after apparently getting a call from Justin Bieber asking for a bowling lesson, she, too, may have had a hunch that she was about to star in a film of sorts. Judging from this video, however, it is


more likely that Tish had no idea what she was in for. Montrose Bowl had been outfitted with many hidden cameras by the time the Biebs himself had arrived. The cameras were placed by the crew of ABC’s new, unscripted show,


TOUCH FOR


VIDEO


Repeat After Me, which was inspired by skits on executive producer Ellen DeGeneres’s own show in which she pits ordinary people in situations with celebrities who are told what to say by DeGeneres through an ear piece. As he awaited Tish, the show’s host, Wen- di McLendon-Covey, began preparing him for what to say when his “instruc- tor” arrived. Watch as squealing Beliebers in Mc-


Lendon-Covey’s audience lose them- selves in laughter over the hilarity that transpires.


Bieber and Repeat After Me host Wendi McLendon- Covey pulled quite a fast one on a bowling instructor named Tish.


EVERYTHING BOWLING, ALL THE TIME


Repeat After Me was inspired by a similar shtick on Ellen DeGeneres’s own show that thrusts ordinary people into hilarious encounters with celebrities.


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