For their part, Armisen and Brownstein resisted the notion that one TV show was responsible for some of Portland's transformations. On a media day in September, as "Portlandia" was nearing the end ...

HERE IS OREGON: HereisOregon.com | Instagram | YouTube | Facebook | Twitter | TikTok Let’s ponder those questions, by exploring some of the TV series that have Oregon connections. “Portlandia ...

In the TV comedy version of Portland, Ore., the bookstore is called Women and Women First. In real life, it's In Other Words — and the shop is using frank terms to say the Portlandia show is no ...

That also allowed them to keep the show from seeming too tied to a particular moment – there’s no episode, for example, where Portlandia‘s citizens tackle the current chaos in the White House.

It’s part of a long tradition in TV humour, writes Jennifer Keishin Armstrong. Airing in January 2011, the first episode of Portlandia offered a manifesto for the quirky sketch comedy series in ...

Goodbye, Portlandia ... ll have to bid adieu to the show’s aggro-bike messengers and bellowing Goths, precious indie-band fans and Battlestar Galactica binge-TV addicts, singing men’s rights ...

IFC's Portlandia, which begins its eighth and final ... I am the person who knows where my eggs come from.' " The show's TV audience peaked in the second season, but its sketches soared across ...

This sensibility provides the premise for an entire tv show. "Portlandia" skewers -- organically, of course -- the city's progressiveness and preciousness. Portlandia: "The tattoo ink never runs ...

Fred Armisen performs as Candace and Carrie Brownstein as Toni in a Portlandia sketch about two feminist bookstore owners in Portland. In the TV comedy version of Portland, Ore., the bookstore is ...