Howdy, I'm Eric from Antioch, California, and Kevin from Victor, New York.

I'm Luke from Seattle. Both I, with Jesse Thorn, is produced independently and supported by

listeners like you and me. Be sure to support the show like I did, just visit MaximumFund.org,

slash donate. I'm Jesse Thorn. If you aren't saddened at Live at all in the early 2000s,

you probably saw Rachel Dratch. When she got out of that all-consuming job, she started dating,

and then her new memoir, she talks about some of the horrible dates she went on, with a guy who

was full of himself, a guy who drank too much, a guy who bragged about eating horse meat.

I mean, I went on some normal dates, too, but those normal dates don't make for a funny story,

so you write about the ones that, you know, something was a little off about. It's Bullseye.

This week, Rachel Dratch walks into a bar meets a guy, and six months later, she's pregnant.

We find out how it happened. Not literally, it's not like a birds in the bees thing.

Plus, the creators of the comedy TV show Eagle Heart talk about their primary inspiration,

Walker, Texas Ranger, and about working with the show's star, the great Chris Elliott.

And contributor Jordan Morris returns to Tell America, What's Good, and What's Bad,

in the form of a completely arbitrary ranking. All that and more, this week on Bullseye. Let's go!

It's Bullseye, I'm Jesse foreign. Every week on the show we're joined by one of my favorite

culture critics for some tips as to what is worth your time in the world of culture.

This week, I'm joined by Jason Kotke, the proprietor of Kotke.org, one of the world's greatest

collections of links to great things on the internet. I've heard it called The New Yorker

of links to things on the internet. He joins me from his office in New York. Hey, Jason,

how you doing? Good. How are you doing, Jesse? I'm doing okay. Let's start with this list of

the 50 greatest cartoons as selected by animation professionals that was put together by

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