This is Doug Loves Minis!

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My name is Doug, and this is Doug Loves Minis, the show that is still at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.

It's day five?

Yes, day five.

And yesterday for the Doug Loves Mov movies, 365 movies and 365 days challenge, I watched a motion picture called Knock Knock.

It's Tig Nataro.

And it's a feature-length documentary looking at comedian and friend of mine, Tignitaro, as she

travels around performing in people's homes, yards, like at one point she's out in front of

a cornfield on the back of some sort of flatbed truck and just lots of wacky settings for stand-up comedy

and the cameras follow her and John Doer who also was on Doug Love's movies last night

that we taped at Brazos Hall here in Austin, which is why I only saw one movie

yesterday because after I saw Knock Knock It's Tig Nataro, I did an all things comedy panel

with Bill Burr and Al Madrigal. That was a lot of fun. And then we taped to Douglas movies

with Nick Thune, John Doer, Chris Cubis,

and Scott Weinberg that should be available for you to listen to now. Did I say that the knock

knock at Stigna Trial was number 52? Now people write to me and say, do stand-up comedy specials

count as a movie, and I like

to say no, but it's your DLM challenge. Do what you want. But in my case, South by Southwest

played this as a feature film. It was over 75 minutes long, so I'm going to count it. I don't

care what you say. Let's take a look.

Did I mention it's St. Patrick's Day?

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