Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein talk about creating, writing, and starring in “Portlandia,” an original short-based comedy series on IFC. It’s a dreamy and absurd portrayal of Portland, Oregon. “Portlandia” premieres January 21, at 10:30 pm on IFC.
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Comments [7]
I forgot to mention; Sleater Kinney was also a great band, and Carrie is beautiful!
Hi Fred,
Didn't know you were part of Trenchmouth. Great band.
I was wondering if you ever played with a friend of mine, Tiffany Randol, and or her old ban Valese?
I used to go see here/them at New Yrok Underbelly.
Carrie and Fred,
Good Luck with Portlandia!
er what about me
but if portland is the whiff, eugene is the stench
A cousin of mine in Portland said it's the city where young people go to retire,
Where do you get your ideas?
Huge fan of Thunderant. Guessing you'll hit on this, but I've been curious ever since seeing that work—how did you all meet and start working together?
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