[Answer] Which character was central to a Mel Brooks/Carl Reiner routine?

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...While in the writers’ room of Sid Caesar’s “Your Show of Shows,” Carl Reiner discussed an odd occurrence he’d seen on the news the night before: a plumber had reportedly heard Stalin say he was going to blow up the world on Thursday. Disgusted with the incendiary and farcical nature of the program, Reiner parodied it by “interviewing” the youngest guy in the room, a 24-year-old up-and-comer named Mel Brooks, asking him what Jesus was really like. The two would go on to release five albums containing interviews with the “2,000 year old man.”

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2,000 year old man:

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