The show ends with Artie and Larry chastising Bobcat, closing the door and celebrating the ratings spike they'll surely get with the appearance She freaks out afterwards: I feel like you put more effort into my performance on your show than you have our! Larry can't deny it, but the wrap up (she's also an insecure actress) is just as real In one episode an Entertainment Weekly reporter goes backstage to watch the show, and Larry is blissfully unaware of the that unfolds backstage Sanders is one of the rare shows that really does feel like it lifts the scrim that separates the public and the private lives of entertainers While I certainly appreciate the artfulness of these films - each has earned various world cinema awards - I have very practical reasons for keeping them on the shelf...