Midnight Snack
Night owls show us where to eat after dark.
Midnight Snack: Stout with The Makers of Kill Me Now
December 5, 2012 10:00 AM
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The makers of indie horror-comedy Kill Me Now discuss online sketch comedy and the ways in which technology will change burgers forever.
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Reuben balls, Irish stew, dirty martinis and twirly mustaches with the inventor of the Surfer on Acid.
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Donut-bunned burgers, vegetarianism, and a place where everyone knows his name.
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The star of "Resident Evil," "Watchmen," and other video game and comic-books-turned-movies explains why she's never been to Comic-Con.
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Street burritos and talking dubstep with Hollywood DJ Jacob Coma.
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Television food show producer and burger blogger Damon Gambuto joins us for a bite in Thai Town.
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The writers and editors behind the forthcoming Tomorrow Magazine sat down with KCET at Silver Lake's Malo to discuss their transition from GOOD, what the future holds, and weird eating habits.
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"We get 5,000 photos every day that come in from moms on the sideline. So, we're building a pretty amazing archive of these awesome moments and we're almost to the point where someone is going to play college sports and we're going to have our first pro."
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"Amongst people who are into food out here, there's an obsession with finding 'the best' something. There's an obsession with authenticity, which I find a little bit weird. I think it's kind of false."
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Learning the different steps of creating comic books whilst sampling exotic-meat sausages with the Meltdown University professor.
Midnight Snack: La Poubelle with Scott Aukerman & Jason Mantzoukas
June 6, 2012 3:04 PM
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IFC's Scott Aukerman talks about success in comedy, following your funny, and murderous grandfathers.
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"The first three shows we played after coming up with our name were canceled due to water-related disasters."
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"Often, the burger is kind of overcome by the bun. You have a small meat-to-bun ratio. This huge burger and smaller bun is kind of better."
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"I like to call it the Ron Burgundy of restaurants. It's like, stay classy, Los Angeles."
Midnight Snack: The Kansas City BBQ Company with Derek Houck
May 9, 2012 12:36 PM
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"Stick that in the oven for like thirty minutes or so and you got Kansas City barbecue in your apartment in Los Angeles."
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"I have scripts collecting dust on the finest shelves of Hollywood."
Midnight Snack: Taco Zone with Jonah Bautista and Kristin Lorey
April 25, 2012 11:34 AM
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"I was here one time and I ordered a veggie burrito and they ran out of veggie stuff so they just put together a regular burrito and were like, 'Sorry.'"
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"The longer, faster rides hurt. Your whole body is in pain. It feels like your face is melting."
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"Community" writer Adam Countee on burgers, Dan Harmon, and steak pie. And the blanket he keeps at work.
Midnight Snack: Golden Road Brewing with Mark Haskell Smith
March 28, 2012 2:00 PM
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"I have a secret to avoid the munchies. I eat Armenian pickled turnips or something with a lot of flavor that will blast your mouth."
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