There is a show called "The Unicorn." It is a half hour comedy staring the great Walton Goggins who was in the film "The Accountant" which I seem to remember having some tie to the DBTs. He was also Boyd Crowder in the late, great Justified.
Anyway, in this show Goggins plays a widowed father of two navigating the dating scene while raising two daughters and dealing with four friends. In the last episode he meets a woman who invites him to go to a concert with her to see her favorite band who just happens to be our favorite band! Unfortunately, there is no sighting of the band or any music, but my guess is that at least a few people grabbed their phones and looked up who the DBTs are.
It's always cool to see these sort of random things pop up.
DBTs Mention On Television Show
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Awesome! He was great as ‘Uncle Baby Billy’ on the Righteous Gemstones this year as well.
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There was actually a scene in Justified where Walter Goggin’s character was listening to “I Do Believe” in his bar. Makes me wonder if it is just a coincidence or if he is a fan of the band irl.
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And in "The Shield," we get his character Shane listening to "18 Wheels of Love" in one scene, and another episode opens with "Blessing and a Curse."
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There are no coincidences. Goggins is well known to be a fan of the band.Narducci19 wrote:There was actually a scene in Justified where Walter Goggin’s character was listening to “I Do Believe” in his bar. Makes me wonder if it is just a coincidence or if he is a fan of the band irl.
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