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AR: Yeah, but they remember Vietnam, too. I play a guy who is a writer...
It's Andy Richter Controls The Universe, and it's what you'd expect: It's an
office comedy. I play a guy who's a technical writer at a big corporation,
and the narrator of the story, and because I'm an aspiring writer, my
flights of fancy are included in the storytelling. I haven't found the right
word, but it's kind of like a subjective narrative. It's basically a
narrator who can lie and f*** with the audience and then take back his lies
and show the way things really happened. Which is what attracted me to the
show in the beginning. I hope it's something that we can...
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