Andy Sandford: Basket Case
Synopsis
Andy Sandford’s material, like his Bio, is a hybrid: a keen, New York-honed knack for observation presented in deceivingly dulcet tones and an understated Southern outlook. His is a casual ridicule of modern lifestyles and beliefs; a voice for the apathy atrophied. In his newest hour, Basket Case, he does all that stuff, and it’s really, really funny.
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