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It’s also a prime example of how the format can transform an idea that didn’t quite work elsewhere into something iconic. Yang pointed out that Stefon first appeared in a sketch with Ben Affleck. While the character got some laughs, it "was off to the races as soon as it was in the right home.”

TCM primetime host Ben Mankiewicz is joined by Saturday Night Live and Barry star Bill Hader, who introduces two films of his choosing. Hader will offer commentary on each title’s cultural significance and his own personal reflections on each. Hader has chosen the psychological drama Kanal (1957), which is set in 1944 during the Warsaw Uprising against the Nazis and follows a group of resistance fighters who seek safety in Poland’s sewer system. Hader’s next choice, Salvatore Giuliano (1962), is set in postwar Sicily and shares the story of the man known as a murderer of Sicilian communists, among other things.

"Celebrate the release of McSweeney’s and Broadway Video’s official comprehensive (over-six-hundred-pages) companion book to IFC’s Documentary Now!, with a special bundle pairing this mammoth ode to nonfiction filmmaking and four of the greatest films ever made: Larry and Abraham Fein’s Globesman, D. A. Pennebaker’s Original Cast Album: “Company”, Albert and David Maysles’s Salesman, and R.C. Baumgartner’s classic Original Cast Album: Co-Op."

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