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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.
Events force best friends Mark and Lucas to have a day without using their phones, meaning no contact with Mark’s heavily pregnant wife Claire. But when Claire’s waters break, she cannot contact Mark and is rushed to hospital. Meanwhile Mark falls at home, suffering a back injury. With phone service restored, they reconcile in hospital as two becomes three.
