Movies & TV

Well, we've been doing this blog for a little while now, but wanted to take a moment to reintroduce ourselves for the newcomers through some questions posed below. 

1. What is your job title at Klipsch?

Phil: Graphic Designer

Matt: Art Director

2. What does that entail?

Phil: Pixel wrangling.

Matt: I try to keep everything looking nice.

3. What is your earliest movie memory?

Phil: I'm not 100% sure. Either crying at the end of All Dogs Go to Heaven or seeing The Little Mermaid in theaters.

Matt: Either seeing the re-issue of Disney's Song of the South or crying after witnessing the injustice inflicted on Big Bird in Follow that Bird.

4. What is your earliest TV memory?

Phil: Again, not 100%, but it's either watching Mr. Rogers with my Dad or watching Cheers and eating a bowl of Sherbet.

Matt: Sesame Street most likely. I also remember a moment during Three's Company (which wasn't something typically watched at my house) when I was told to look away.

5. Do you have a definitive moment when you started to become more engaged than the average person with one or both of these mediums?

Phil: I knew I had a problem with television when I refused to miss a single episode of Matlock during the summer. Probably started around 5th
grade. 

Matt: Early in my senior year of high school I was home sick and rented Reservoir Dogs. It was at this point that I discovered what a director did.

6. What are the last 5 movies that you've watched?

Phil: The Men Who Stare at Goats, Hannah and Her Sisters, Starman, Dirty Harry, The Lookout 

Matt: The Men Who Stare at Goats, Two Lovers, Dirty Harry, Law Abiding Citizen, Singles 

7. What are your 3 favorite shows on TV right now?

Phil: Just three? Forget that. LOST, Modern Family, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Bored to Death, Chuck, Better Off Ted, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. 

Matt: Mad Men, The Office... and that is really all I watch with frequency. Modern Family and Friday Night Lights both seem quality.