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* [[Blam (Roy Lichtenstein)|''Blam'' (Roy Lichtenstein)]], painting by Roy Lichtenstein |
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* ''Blam!'', a series of TV shorts part of Disney's ''[[Have a Laugh!]]'' |
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* [[Ka-Blam (Harper's Island episode)|"Ka-Blam" (''Harper's Island'' episode)]], 2009 episode of ''Harper's Island'' |
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* ''[[KaBlam!]]'', Nickelodeon TV show |
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* "[[Kerblam!]]", Doctor Who TV episode |
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* [[Boom (disambiguation)]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 24 August 2024
Look up blam in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Blam or BLAM may refer to:
People
[edit]- Baz Luhrmann (born 1968), Australian film director, screenwriter and producer, who uses the producer credit BLAM
- Edmund Blampied (1886–1966), Jersey artist
Music
[edit]- Blam! (album), a 1978 album by the Brothers Johnson
- Blam!, a 2010 album by Jme
- Barenaked Ladies Are Me, an album by the Barenaked Ladies
Other uses
[edit]- Blam (Roy Lichtenstein), painting by Roy Lichtenstein
- Blam!, a series of TV shorts part of Disney's Have a Laugh!
See also
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- KaBlam!, Nickelodeon TV show
- "Kerblam!", Doctor Who TV episode
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- Boom (disambiguation)
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