In a profile about Pancake Mountain, Scott Stuckey, the man behind our beloved Rufus, discusses the possibility of the public access show moving to a network. "Unlike some D.I.Y. characters," he tells Condé Nast, "I believe that for the belly of the beast to change, you have to get inside." Hard to know what that means when it's a puppeteer talking.
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