Coast to Coast
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Coast to Coast or Coast 2 Coast may refer to:
Films and television
Coast to Coast (1980 film), a comedy film starring Dyan Cannon and Robert Blake
Coast to Coast (1987 film), a comedy thriller film starring Lenny Henry and John Shea
Coast to Coast (2003 film), a television film starring Richard Dreyfuss and Judy Davis
Coast to Coast (British TV programme), the regional news programme of TVS, 1982–1992
Coast to Coast (1998 TV series), a UK documentary series featuring Janet Street-Porter
Coast to Coast, a television show starring Australian comedian Graham Kennedy
Space Ghost Coast to Coast, an animated TV series that aired on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim
Cavuto Coast to Coast (TV series), business news program hosted by Neil Cavuto
Music
Coast to Coast (band), British rockabilly band
Coast 2 Coast (B-Legit album), 2007
Coast To Coast (Dave Clark Five album)
Coast to Coast (Hit the Lights EP),
Coast to Coast (McDonald's Jazz Band album), 1984
Coast to Coast (Steve Morse Band album), 1992
Coast to Coast (Cody Simpson EP)
Coast to Coast (Westlife album)
Coast to Coast: Overture and Beginners, a 1973 album by Faces
"Coast 2 Coast", a song by Sam Adams from Boston's Boy
"Coast to Coast", a song by Ducks Deluxe, 1973 (their first single)
"Coast to Coast", a song by The Jesus and Mary Chain from Automatic
"Coast to Coast", a song by The Scorpions from Lovedrive
"Coast to Coast", a song by Elliott Smith from From a Basement on the Hill
Radio
Coast to Coast AM, a syndicated AM talk radio show made famous by Art Bell
Costas Coast to Coast, now known as Costas on the Radio
Country Coast to Coast, a radio format, the former name of Best Country Today
Routes
Coast-to-Coast Trail, a multi-use trail from the west to east coast of Florida.
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