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Richard Kind has seemingly worked with everyone, and he has the stories to prove it. The beloved character actor joins Steve Kmetko for a hilarious, candid conversation about his unlikely path from Second City to Mad About You, Spin City, Scrubs, Pixar and beyond. Richard remembers working alongside Michael J. Fox and Charlie Sheen, explains what Christopher Walken taught him simply by watching him act, talks about his experiences with Disney and Pixar, and reveals why he still considers himself an actor rather than a comedian.
And then there is George Clooney.
Kind shares a hilarious prank involving Clooney's Oscar, a TSA agent and a very heavy suitcase, before telling a far more revealing story about the man Clooney was before ER made him a superstar. During the Los Angeles riots, Kind planned to leave town with friends. Clooney had another idea.
It's funny, thoughtful, wonderfully unpredictable and very Richard Kind.
CHAPTERS
Richard Kind Is Still Here
The Character Actor Dining Society
George Clooney's Oscar Prank
Richard Kind's Second City Years
"The Harvard of Comedy"
Chasing the Dream of Acting
Did His Family Think He'd Make It?
Why Li'l Abner Should Come Back
Songs That Have Aged VERY Badly
Richard's First Television Job
Learning Television With Mary Tyler Moore
How Richard Met George Clooney
"I'm the Luckiest Guy in the World"
Richard Says He's NOT a Comedic Actor
Why He Prefers Single-Camera Acting
Remembering Linda Lavin and Tony Roberts
Spin City, Michael J. Fox and Charlie Sheen
What Actors Actually Do
The Torturous "Drive Home"
Mid-Century Modern and James Burrows
Why Fans Still Love Him on Scrubs
Richard Kind Calls Bill Lawrence a Genius
Recording Family Guy and American Dad
The Truth About Working for Disney
Richard Kind vs. Marvel Movies
What Richard Really Thinks of Amal Clooney
George Clooney Before He Was Famous
The Incredible LA Riots Story
Richard Says Goodbye
Show Credits
Host/Producer: Steve Kmetko
All things technical: Justin Zangerle
Executive Producer: Jim Lichtenstein
Music by: Brian Sanyshyn
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