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I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today is a bona fide TV legend,

the pioneering, influential, and undisputedly great comedy writer, director, and actor, Carl Reiner.

The 12-time Emmy winner and one-time Grammy winner who turned 95 a week before we sat down at his Beverly Hills home

first made his name two-thirds of a century ago during the earliest days of

television when he first went to work for Sid Caesar.

In 1950 he was hired as an actor on Caesar's groundbreaking variety program,

Your Show of Shows,

and then became a member of its writer's room,

the most fabled in TV history, before following Caesar to his next show,

the Sketch Comedy Program Caesars Hour.

While working on those two programs, Reiner hit it off with a collaborator, Mel Brooks, and the two improvised the comedy skit that

spawned five blockbuster albums, The 2000-year-old man.

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