Nit Picket Podcast #51, Youth in Revolt/Leap Year/It's Complicated/Top 5 TV of 2009
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It's not complicated. Nit Picket Podcast #51.
It was one year ago today when the very first episode of the Nit Picket Podcast was released. Plenty has changed since that first episode but Aaron and I celebrate such an occasion by doing exactly what we always do: discuss movies and television. This week we discuss Leap Year, It's Complicated, Goodbye Solo, Moon and the new Michael Cera comedy, Youth in Revolt. We also count down our top 5 favorite television shows of 2009. In the world of trailers we discuss Terribly Happy and Grown Ups. Peggy's real name is Elisabeth Moss. Why can't I remember that?
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So say we all.
Posted by Leland Brungardt at 1/14/2010 5:38 PM 
Categories: podcasts
Tags: The League Aaron Fenn Leland Brungardt Matthew Weiner Goodbye Solo Craig Ferguson Moon Meryl Streep Leap Year Modern Family Duncan Jones The Colbert Report Curb Your Enthusiasm Mark Duplass Glee Nit Picket Podcast John Hamm It's Complicated Mad Men Sam Rockwell Youth in Revolt Portia Doubleday Michael Cera Amy Adams
Categories: podcasts
Tags: The League Aaron Fenn Leland Brungardt Matthew Weiner Goodbye Solo Craig Ferguson Moon Meryl Streep Leap Year Modern Family Duncan Jones The Colbert Report Curb Your Enthusiasm Mark Duplass Glee Nit Picket Podcast John Hamm It's Complicated Mad Men Sam Rockwell Youth in Revolt Portia Doubleday Michael Cera Amy Adams
If you don't mind me asking, what is your intro/outro music?
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I don't mind one bit. "Vitriol" by bluejuice. Thanks for listening!
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Happy birthday guys.
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Thanks!
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Hey, nice reviews of Goodbye Solo and Moon
Haven't seen Youth in Revolt yet, but I'm a Michael Cera fan, have been since AD.
Have you folks gotten a chance to see The Messenger yet? Fantastic film.
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I loved Moon as well, but the trailer was very misleading. Awesome, but misleading. The book is one of my personal favorites, and I think MTV wanted to make it a mini-series, which probably would have worked better, but there are some things in the book that they wouldn't have been able to do, that are essential in the story. Anyway, I think Cera was miscast and I think the complaints about him playing the same character aren't really complaints as much as thinking that he has potential to play different characters, like an Adam Sandler kind of thing.
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When I say the book, I mean Youth in Revolt.
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