Getting Buckets: Episode 4 - Craig Malamut

59 videos. Nearly 18 million views. How did an astronomy master's student at Wesleyan University co-create one of the most universally loved NBA parodies ever? Ethan and David interview Craig Malamut, who created Bleacher Report's immediate hit "Game of Zones" with his brother Adam in 2014. They discuss the inner workings of the show, its consistent success, the Wesleyan astronomy department (David's current home), the last season of GoT, the current Kyrie Irving saga, and how to make it in the NBA world as a brother duo ;)

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