Post by jeffan on Apr 7, 2009 11:27:03 GMT -5
DVD Review: Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!: Season 2
For the show’s second season Heidecker and Wareheim have attracted a large assortment of cool celebrity guest stars whose sense of humor is never in question given the material they play out. They snagged Academy Award-nominated actor John C. Reilly (Walk Hard) to play the recurring role of Dr. Steve Brule, local news oracle on all things insignificant and expert in the art of last resort fighting. They brought on the great Jeff Goldblum (The Fly), not merely an actor but an icon, to shill for an over-the-counter drug called Wait-Mate that tends to cause memory loss (and then they have to bring in….Zan) and to introduce his new musical persona, the Jeff GoldBlu Man Group. Wait until you see legendary song parodist “Weird” Al Yankovic as Uncle Muscle, the public access host with the low raspy voice, and veteran actor Tom Skerritt looking quite uncomfortable as Tim and Eric attempt to write a jingle centered around him.
Full article
geeksofdoom.com/2009/04/07/dvd-review-tim-and-eric-awesome-show-great-job-season-2/
For the show’s second season Heidecker and Wareheim have attracted a large assortment of cool celebrity guest stars whose sense of humor is never in question given the material they play out. They snagged Academy Award-nominated actor John C. Reilly (Walk Hard) to play the recurring role of Dr. Steve Brule, local news oracle on all things insignificant and expert in the art of last resort fighting. They brought on the great Jeff Goldblum (The Fly), not merely an actor but an icon, to shill for an over-the-counter drug called Wait-Mate that tends to cause memory loss (and then they have to bring in….Zan) and to introduce his new musical persona, the Jeff GoldBlu Man Group. Wait until you see legendary song parodist “Weird” Al Yankovic as Uncle Muscle, the public access host with the low raspy voice, and veteran actor Tom Skerritt looking quite uncomfortable as Tim and Eric attempt to write a jingle centered around him.
Full article
geeksofdoom.com/2009/04/07/dvd-review-tim-and-eric-awesome-show-great-job-season-2/
