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Sid Caesar: On the Language of Comedy

"Sid Caesar: On the Language of Comedy" celebrates comedian, actor and writer Sid Caesar, a founding father of modern American comedy and pioneer of the ensemble sketch format.

Joan Rivers: Exit Laughing

The Comedy Hall of Fame's first documentary celebrates the impact and legacy of Joan Rivers, one of history's defining comedians, as told by three generations of her peers.

Martin and Lewis: One Night Only!

Jerry Lewis sits in conversation with Martin Scorsese at Museum of the Moving Image to discuss his insights and experience in filmmaking. This event includes discussion of his films, including "The Bell Boy," "The Ladies Man," "The Errand Boy," and "The Nutty Professor," as well as his brilliant book "The Total Filmmaker."

"The Visionary" - Marlo Thomas as Ann Marie in That Girl

This second program in the "Iconic Characters" series celebrates the work of Marlo Thomas as Ann Marie, TV's first independent woman, in conversation with Debra Messing and Gloria Steinem.

"The Architect" - Norman Lear

The latest installment in the "Iconic Characters" series, "The Architect" celebrates and examines the work of Norman Lear. Moderated by Al Roker and Bill Carter, the conversation centers on "All in the Family", "Maude," and "The Jeffersons," and the impact they have had on the American Culture.

"The Rationalist" - Alan Alda as Hawkeye Pierce in MASH

"The Rationalist" is the inaugural event in the "Iconic Characters" series. Jeff Greenfield leads the conversation as we examine and celebrate Alan Alda's work as Hawkeye Pierce, television's first anti-establishment character on "M.A.S.H."