Public access television, the gloriously amateur civic institution that gave New York Wayne’s World energy decades ago, has a new heir in Bushwick. It is one comedian, a basement, and a show about the afterlife that took a full year to make three episodes.
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A Bushwick comedian is running a TV station out of his basement. The flagship show managed three episodes in a year
Public-access TV has a Bushwick heir: one comedian, a basement studio, and a flagship show about the afterlife that managed three episodes in a year.
A Bushwick comedian is running a TV station out of his basement. The flagship show managed three episodes in a year
Public-access TV has a Bushwick heir: one comedian, a basement studio, and a flagship show about the afterlife that managed three episodes in a year.
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