Seth Rudetsky's pal Andrea Martin has had a long and storied career. She made a name for herself in the 1972 Toronto production of Godspell (alongside cast members Gilda Radner, Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Victor Garber and musical director Paul Shaffer), rose to fame on sketch comedy show Second City Television, and has since performed in countless television shows as well as many films and Broadway productions including My Favorite Year, Young Frankenstein and Pippin. Here, Martin visits Seth in studio to chat about her new book "Lady Parts" which takes a look back at her remarkable career and life. She also raps about her leopard print-clad character Edith Prickley and talks about how she impressed Mel Brooks — well, to a certain degree, anyway.