Now Who's in Charge Here?!). He plays a large role in the episode "The First Time" as a contestant who helps a contestant who looks like a member of the band in "Losing My Religion." Also appearing as the host of the children's show 'Big Kids' during the episode "The First Time." In the video game Grand Theft Auto IV, a fictional version of the band appears as the in-game radio station "JAMM 1190." In a second appearance, their song 'The Beautiful People' is played at a fictitious nightclub. Their cover of John Lennon's "Imagine" is used in the trailer to the 2010 film Gnomeo and Juliet. The song "Violence" is featured in the video game "Brutal Doom". The band appeared on the March 1, 2019 episode of The Tonight Show, alongside their guitarist Neil Young and Young's son Zeke Young. References External links The Last Waltz (2006) official trailer at YouTube (streamed copy where licensed) Category:Rock music groups from California Category:Musical groups from San Francisco Category:Musical groups from San Luis Obispo County, California Category:Musical groups established in the 1960s Category:Jazz-rock groups Category:Grateful Dead Category:1960s in music Category:20th-century American musicians Category:Blues rock groups Category:American blues musical groups Category:American psychedelic rock music groups Category:American progressive rock groups Category:American musical trios Category:Progressive pop musicians Category:Jerry Garcia Category:Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winners Category:Harvest Records artists Category:A&M Records artists Category:Musical groups disestablished in 1970 Category:Grateful Dead Records artists Category:Sire Records artists Category:American psychedelic rock music groups Category:Musical trios Category:American folk rock groups Category:1969 establishments in California Category:Musical groups reestablished in 1999