previously on TVTL. Every year, Luke and Jen schedule a meeting with management

to propose a new radio show. Each year management failed to show. One year management comes to the

meeting. An international media conglomerate was calmed. Two long-time Seattle friends gain

unfettered access to the airwaves. They talk about pop culture, they talk about their lives,

and they have a plan. Do they have names? Yes, they do. His name is Chancellor. Okay? There's a good

chance he's half domesticated. This is Galco, just Hebrew for kindness. What about the pup?

The pup is unnamed. You can't put a name on the innocence of that face. Can you?

Mm-hmm. Yeah, so I don't want to look at it too long.

Thanks, Matt. No, thank you. You know what else you can't put a name on is the

awesomeness of this radio show you're about to hear. Known foreign-wide as TBTL, it's the program

that's probably too beautiful to live. Hi there, everybody. Luke here, along with Jen Andrews

and Japan's number one mixer, Mr. Sean D. Torre. Welcome to a Friday night edition of the show.

Now we're coming to you via the magic of audio tape here on account of I'm down in L.A.

Going to a wedding tomorrow. What are you doing right now, Jennifer? I'm at a vineyard.

We've got some some of our best of TBTL moments scheduled for you this evening. And you know,

as I said last night on the show, we're very early in the year. It's you know, it's just March.

It's only a few months into 2009 and yet we've already had some pretty monumental train wrecks

which I consider a sort of specialty of ours. Okay, and the first thing we're going to play

was our trip into the culinary confinement. That's alliteration. Look it up. The culinary confinement

that is pristine. Well, here's how it turned out. Let's take it to a whole new level. Let's do

some cooking with Sean D. Torre. Is this on CD? Sean, or is this on the, it's it's an audio

bump? Can you put it on repeat? No. I make a lot of sense with it. I should record it into our

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