July 10, 2009
Decades before Borat and Bruno, Andy Kaufman bewildered audiences with a blend of comedy and performance art that involved staying in character beyond the walls of the TV studio. Finally the world has caught up with Kaufman's genius. Eric Molinsky connects the dots.
(Originally aired: January 26, 2007)
I listened to most of the show.
The last piece you had was about a photographer.
I didn't write his name down, and, would like to see, the red house. thanks! big fan.
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