Whole lotta stage performing today: comic dancing AND comedic dance. Both!
"Big Sneakers."
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Day 13Posted by Michael And Michael Have Issues Friday, May 29th, 2009Whole lotta stage performing today: comic dancing AND comedic dance. Both! "Big Sneakers." More street life after the jump –>
Day 12Posted by Michael And Michael Have Issues Friday, May 29th, 2009After Day 12 I requested that we always shoot in Italian restaurants, if only for the delicious caprese salad compliments of the very generous restaurant owners. Black and Sho are now revising the narrative from behind-the-scenes-sketch-show to behind-the-scenes-delicious-food-show: Michael and Michael Have Lunch.  Designing a seating chart. More fine dining after the jump –> Read the rest of this entry »
Day 11Posted by Michael And Michael Have Issues Wednesday, May 27th, 2009An episode called "College," more 'May Mays,' 'Big Sneakers,' and somebody goes to prison.  An impromptu Showalter original.  On location at St. Cecilia Church and School in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. More schooling after the jump –> Read the rest of this entry »
Days 9 and 10Posted by Michael And Michael Have Issues Tuesday, May 26th, 2009Sho plays two different coaches in two different sketches — only one offers his team helpful advice. Black plays Sho's underling again and again.  Coach and Assistant Coach Wiggins. More Coach after the jump –> Read the rest of this entry »
Memorial DayPosted by Michael Ian Black Monday, May 25th, 2009We're off from work today to celebrate Memorial Day, which I am doing in my traditional manner: grilling raccoon. A lot of people say raccoon is gamy, but my guess is they're saying that, they just didn't use enough marinade. You've got to really soak those little guys overnight, because like all wild animals, they can be a little tough and yes, gamy. Here's my raccoon marinade recipe: 1 cup lime juice Warning: be careful when you first put that coon on the grill as the scotch has a tendency to flare up. I've singed off my eyebrows more than once because I wasn't paying attention. Best parts of the raccoon: thigh, breast, hindquarters, loin. For those of you unfamiliar with butcher terms, the loin is in the leg. Also, hold onto the pelts as they can be traded with the Canadians for blankets and trinkets.
MMHI Week Two PostmortemPosted by Michael Showalter Saturday, May 23rd, 2009Week Two: Postmortem –Jim Biederman lost his "goofy dad" panda cap. If anyone finds – please return to Jim. He's bummed.
Me vs. Regular PeoplePosted by Michael Ian Black Thursday, May 21st, 2009My compliments to Stephie Grob for posting so many terrific photos from the set of "MMHI." If I were somebody who watched television, I would definitely check out the show based purely on the photographic evidence of excellence. Because I do not watch television, however, I will most likely stick with great works of Russian literature from the 19th and 20th centuries. That probably sounds like I'm bragging. Like, "Oh Michael Ian Black thinks he's go great because he has a doctorate in Russian literature." No, that's not what I'm saying at all. I'm just saying that because of my extensive background in studying the great Russian literary masters of the 19th and 20th centuries, I don't enjoy watching television as much as "regular people." Which is NOT a put-down of people who aren't as smart as me. It' s just that we have different interests. Regular people watch TV whereas I prefer doing in depth literary criticism of books such as Gogol's "Dead Souls" and Lermontov's "A Hero For Our Times." One activity is not better than the other. They're just different, as different as Pushkin and Tolstoy. Which is just a roundabout way of saying I hope you enjoy the part on our show where we kill bunnies.
Day 8Posted by Michael And Michael Have Issues Thursday, May 21st, 2009Wigs, beards, babies, and big big feet. All the makings of basic cable excellence.  Interviewee and Interviewer.  That's Black behind the beard and Featured Sketch Player Arden Myrin under the wig. More murderous looks after the jump –> Read the rest of this entry »
Day 7Posted by Michael And Michael Have Issues Thursday, May 21st, 2009Shot on location at the Skyline Hotel in Manhattan. Well on our way to shooting in all five boroughs.
An episode called "College." More luxury life after the jump –>
Day 6Posted by Michael And Michael Have Issues Tuesday, May 19th, 2009Also known as "Jessi Klein" day – she wrote both of the day's sketches. Shot on location in Astoria, Queens.  Dressing Room A.  Dressing Room B. The stars behind those dressing rooms after the jump –>
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