BoC music used on TV

[deltasi]

I'm sure there must have been a thread on this before, but I can't find it if there has, so apologies if so...
Where have you heard BoC used on TV?
I just watched the new Louis Theroux documentary about crime in Philadelphia on BBC 2 and they used Everything You Do Is A Balloon. They also used a BoC-esque sounding track that I didn't recognise, anyone any ideas who saw it what it was?

On a similar note, who's seen the Zero 7 live DVD at Glastonbury 2004, where they start the show with BoC's Olson and mix it into their "Warm Sound" track...Awesome.

any more?

[Techboy]

Oh fuck, I meant to watch that louis theroux documentary.
iPlayer time.



edit:
it uses olson.

edit:
like three times.

[Magic Brenda]

I've seriously lost count how many times I've heard a Warp tune on Top Gear or Ready Steady Cook or what have you.

[aorta]

Spaced season 2 episode 3 uses Rue the Whirl

[zeitgeist]

http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3663&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
inb4tehblox!

[hungry_manweaselbeast]

Jam (Chris Morris)

but yeh, been done before

[bleak.]

interesting that they used the peel session version of olson in the documentary. everything you do is a balloon worked really well in my opinion...i think the fact that i didn't expect to hear it made it all that more...powerful? special? ...beautiful? cant think of the appropriate word!

[Techboy]

It definitely went well with the scenes; gave me a whole different perspective on the track

[Treefingers]

Jam (Chris Morris)

but yeh, been done before

Speaking of Morris, Boards of Canada were used in 'Nathan Barley' - the promotional video for 'Place.' and in the background in one scene.

[ryetronics]

Happy Cycling was in an episode of Six Feet Under, in a scene at Brenda's house.