Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn

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Society & Culture

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2009

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black are the stars of the new Comedy Central series Michael & Michael Have Issues. They're also founding members of The State.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Jen from New York. Hi, I'm Rich from Ann Arbor, Michigan. I'm Mario from Sacramento.
0:06.4	The Sound of Young America is an independent production supported by listeners like you and me.
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0:16.4	I'm Jesse Thorne live on tape from My House in Los Angeles. It's the Sound of Young America
0:21.2	from MaximumFund.org and PRI, Public Radio, International.
0:31.1	On this week's show, Michael Show Walter and Michael E. and Black
0:34.3	of the new Comedy Central series, Michael and Michael have issues.
0:38.2	In the show, Michael and Michael play antagonistic versions of themselves,
0:41.9	putting together a sketch comedy series.
0:44.4	In this clip, a co-worker comes into their shared office to let them know
0:48.5	that tomorrow is the boss's birthday.
0:51.6	Maybe the serial code also will be the year you finally get him a gift.
0:54.2	We already got him a gift.
0:55.5	Yeah, give us some credit, okay, Marla?
0:57.3	What'd you get him?
0:59.2	What'd we get him?
1:00.1	Here, what'd you get him?
1:01.6	Something ridiculously awesome and memorable.
1:05.1	Can you, like, go doodle a unicorn or something?
1:07.7	Don't you have something to go doodle between your legs?
1:10.9	Just be there at five.
1:15.3	What should we get to be the main first birthday?
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