Just so you know

[darkluna]

Having watched a bit of "I Love the 90s, part deux," I think I can say without fear of contradiction that Michael Ian Black is the least funny person on the planet.

Comments

[ordinarywhirled.livejournal.com]

My heart just broke in two, crumbled, and is running away in pieces. Crying.

I haven't seen his work on I Love the 90s II but absolutely adore him on everything else. He's number-three on my "freebie" list based on wit alone. Wit, and forearms.

[abinormal.livejournal.com]

I think he has his moments. Sometimes it feels like he's trying too hard, but I find that when he's on, he's ON. At least he's better than most of the celebrities that they put on there.

[howpedestrian.livejournal.com]

I think you need to see him actually doing something to like him. I hated him from his little quippy bullshit on those shows too, but that changed when I saw Wet Hot American Summer. Seeing him in action (or possibly just seeing him get some action - yay) lifted the hate retroactively. When you see him doing what he's good at, thus putting the smarmy bastardry in context, it's all much more palatable. I found him loathsome before, and post-film, I find him sort of attractive. Give it a go - it'll make watching VH1 a lot easier, at the very least.

[hochopepa.livejournal.com]

You're must not be old enough to remember the show The State. I've liked that guy since that show. I think MIB is a very funny guy, but I have only seen a few minutes of the 90's show. His Johnny Bluejeans character on Viva Variety was only so-so, and his recent softdrink commercials with that portly character actor guy are pretty amusing to me.