They both possessed the same sense of humor and began to work together to produce scripts and plays (Ulin.) Kaufman lived in Minneapolis during the late 1980s and worked for the Star Tribune. Proch would occasionally visit Charlie and together they wrote some TV scripts, such as a special for "Married With Children...
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Eventually he landed his first professional writing gig on a sitcom. He was hired as a staff writer on the quirky Chris Elliott sitcom, "Get a Life!" The two episodes he penned displayed elements of surrealism which would soon become a Kaufman hallmark. He went on to write some 30 episodes of various TV shows ranging from the sketch comedy, "The Edge," to more conventional sitcoms...
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