AV Club Picks - May 2011

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

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Society & Culture

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2011

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Our friends Nathan Rabin and Josh Modell from The AV Club drop by to expound upon their pop culture picks for right now, including The Lonely Island and Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job! Season 5 on DVD.

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Robert from Washington, DC.
0:02.5	Hey, I'm Jimmy from Los Angeles.
0:04.3	Hi, this is Hannah from Los Angeles.
0:06.6	The Sound of Young America is produced independently
0:09.1	and supported by listeners like you and me.
0:11.9	You should support the show like I did.
0:13.5	Just visit maximumfund.org slash donate.
0:17.2	It's the Sound of Young America, I'm Jesse Thorn.
0:19.5	Once a month or so, we like to check in with our friends
0:22.0	at the AV Club.
0:23.5	They help us separate the wheat from the chaff
0:26.3	of popular culture.
0:28.0	Here with some picks for this month are Nathan Rabin,
0:31.4	the AV Club's head writer and Josh Modell,
0:33.7	the managing editor, Nathan Josh.
0:35.5	Welcome back to the Sound of Young America.
0:37.0	No, thanks for having us.
0:38.0	Thanks, Jesse.
0:39.0	Nathan, I'm gonna start with you and an album release
0:44.9	that combines two of my favorite things,
0:47.7	Overblown Rap Music and Comedy.
0:50.9	That's the Lonely Islands, Turtle Neck and Chain.
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