9 times out of 10, when I flip onto my local PBS affiliate, it’s yet another rerun of Nova, but once in a great while, they conjure up something great, like this latest installment in the American Masters series, narrated by Laurie Anderson (whom I will be seeing in concert in October!), no less. This is the kind of high-quality, extensive documentary one would find on the Sundance Channel or IFC. I myself, as a poor college student, cannot afford digital cable, which is the only way here one can acquire those channels, so when little gems like this turn up on basic cable, well, I relish it. I just can’t get enough of the Warhol mid-1960s, Exploding Plastic Inevitable-Factory-Edie Sedgwick period. Speaking of which, I cannot wait for Factory Girl in December. I’ve been on a kick for all things Warhol. Kudos to PBS for airing this.