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Comedy Central Airs Parody About Proposed Eruv In Westhampton Beach

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Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac walks down Main Street in Westhampton Beach while taping a segment for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac walks down Main Street in Westhampton Beach while taping a segment for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac films the segment

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac films the segment "A Thin Jew Line" in Simon's Beach Bakery Café in Westhampton Beach on January 31. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac interviews a local resident at Simon's Beach Bakery Café in Westhampton Beach as a part of a segment on the controversial eruv. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac interviews a local resident at Simon's Beach Bakery Café in Westhampton Beach as a part of a segment on the controversial eruv. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac walks down Main Street in Westhampton Beach on January 31. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac walks down Main Street in Westhampton Beach on January 31. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac speaks to a resident on Main Street in Westhampton Beach. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac speaks to a resident on Main Street in Westhampton Beach. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central crews tape

Comedy Central crews tape "A Thin Jew Line" at Simon's Beach Bakery Café on Main Street in January. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac walks down Main Street in Westhampton Beach while taping a segment for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. NEIL SALVAGGIO

Comedy Central host Wyatt Cenac walks down Main Street in Westhampton Beach while taping a segment for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. NEIL SALVAGGIO

By Laura Cooper on Mar 24, 2011
A Comedy Central parody filmed in the Village of Westhampton Beach about the controversy surrounding a proposed eruv—a Jewish religious boundary—has everyone in the village talking. The bit, entitled “The... more

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