starred in his films. Rudder played the male lead, Alex, in Bujalski's first film, 2002's Funny Ha Ha, and Rice starred in Mutual Appreciation, in which his character, Allen, fronts a band called the Bumblebees and plays a Bishop Allen song on-screen. Rice also stars in an indie film released in 2008 called Let Them Chirp Awhile, written and directed by Jonathan Blitstein. The band appeared in the 2008 film adaptation of Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. Rice and Darbie Nowatka formed a musical side project, The Last Names, in 2011; they are releasing a free cover song every week through 2012 in advance of a full-length album. In the media "Click, Click, Click, Click" (from The Broken String) was featured in the movie No Strings Attached, in the movie Sleepwalk with Me, in an episode of the short-lived CW sitcom Aliens in America, in an episode of college drama/comedy Greek, and in a Sony camera ad. It is also featured as the song played during the credits in Burton Snowboards' 2010 movie The B and in one of Colton Killoran's longboarding videos. "Middle Management" is part of the Major League Baseball 2K7 soundtrack. It is also featured in the trailer for Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, and the band is shown in the trailer and in the film. "Don't Hide Away" was featured on the episode of Chuck ("Chuck Versus The Ring: Part 2"). "You'll Never Find My Christmas" was featured in one of Target's 2010 Christmas commercials for the season. It is also used in Hollister's 2011 Christmas playlist. "Things Are What You Make of Them" was featured in the movie Saved! "Busted Heart" and "The Magpie" were featured in the movie Private Romeo Discography Studio albumsCharm School (2003)The Broken String (2007)Grrr... (2009)Lights Out'' (2014) References External links Official website Dead Oceans Video: Bishop Allen play Click Click Click Click on PSL Video: Acoustic Session with 'They Shoot Music Dont They' Video: Exclusive live video on Punkrockvids.com / interview in Barcelona by WAAAU.TV / live in Barcelona by WAAAU.TV / live in Barcelona II part by WAAAU.TV Indie rock musical groups from New York (state) Musical groups from Brooklyn Musical groups established in 2003 Dead Oceans artists