Delirium: Episodes

NR Directed by Leonid A. Mandel, Andrew A. Fisher.

REVIEWED By Marjorie Baumgarten, Wed., Oct. 25, 2000

Delirium is a prospective cable television series that was created entirely through improvisation. Each episode was produced within the span of one month and is a humorous two-man show starring its creative producers Leonid A. Mandel and Andrew A. Fisher. Episodes 3 & 4 will screen on Mon, Nov. 13.

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