Topic: Chris Morris on Jesse Thorn's Bullseye.

[Black Ship]

According to Jesse Thorn's twitter, Chris is being interviewed on an upcoming episode of Bullseye. You can send questions to Thorn's twitter here : @JesseThorn but get in quick because it's recording later today.

Will send link when it's up.

[weekender]

Not the same as Jim Bowen's Bullseye, for anyone reading the title and getting mildly confused as to why Chris Morris would be going on a darts-themed gameshow to promote his latest film, like I did.

Bullseye with Jesse Thorn (formerly The Sound of Young America) is a public radio program and podcast based in Los Angeles, California, and distributed by National Public Radio (NPR). The weekly show is currently heard on over 50 public radio stations.

Thanks for the heads-up OP; I always like watching Morris being interviewed.

[Mr Banlon]

This should be the full chort.

[Black Ship]

Thanks for the heads-up OP; I always like watching Morris being interviewed.

It's a Podcast, so hear rather than see.

[Black Ship]

This should be the full chort.

+2 Karma for JJGO fandom

[Mr Banlon]

It's up now : https://Spam/bullseye/bullseye-jesse-thorn-satirist-chris-morris

[Ballad of Ballard Berkley]

It's up now : https://Spam/bullseye/bullseye-jesse-thorn-satirist-chris-morris

Ta for this.

[Black Ship]

EDIT: Sorry I just went off on a mad one to Banlon on this. I haven't been well.

[Kelvin]

It's the thought that counts.

[Mr Banlon]

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[Black Ship]

(Post redacted)

[muddybug]

When asked about The Day Today and Brass Eye, Chris responded:

"...of course there's all sorts of mistakes, loads of mistakes! God! I mean if you look back through the timeline, it's just one mistake after another and you just... 'how did no one spot that?'"

[Thomas]

Nice bit of Blue Jam discussion at the end of this one. The interviewer's not afraid to phrase a few questions with a blunt familiarity (see the Jam bit), which gets some interesting reflections out of the man C-Mozzer.

[EBGB]

When asked about The Day Today and Brass Eye, Chris responded:

"...of course there's all sorts of mistakes, loads of mistakes! God! I mean if you look back through the timeline, it's just one mistake after another and you just... 'how did no one spot that?'"

The only one that always hits me is from the BES, where the apostrophe in "This is the one thing we didn't want to happen" is in the wrong place ("did'nt").  I'd be curious to know about others.  Always fascinates me when something slips through in anything so thoroughly, heavily, lovingly crafted.

[dallasman]

Loved this too, thanks! The name didn't mean anything to me initially, but then I realised I've heard him once or twice on Hollywood Handbook, which means I love him and I'm in love with him.

[Darles Chickens]

The only one that always hits me is from the BES, where the apostrophe in "This is the one thing we didn't want to happen" is in the wrong place ("did'nt").

That exact annoying thing entered my mind for some reason this morning while I was in the shower. Reading it again a few hours later from someone else is... unexpected.

[EBGB]

Since posting that I've seen TDSC again, and know for sure there's a couple in there too.