I also feel that more monkeys and midgets would add more humor." "They make me feel kind of funny, like when we used to climb the ropes in gym class. "There needs to be more shots of the Juggies on the show," opines another. "Make the Juggies naked!" suggests a message board posting on "The Man Show" Web site, about the Juggy Dance Squad girls. But the average "Man Show" fan probably couldn't care less. Kimmel and Carolla are rather young to make such an outdated joke even children and dogs can get credit cards now. "Men," Kimmel simpered in his "Woman Show" persona, "can't live with 'em, can't get a credit card without 'em." The problem was, they often seemed out of touch with reality. Still, much of Kimmel's sensibility is simply unintelligible to women, although I have to admit I laughed at Connie the Craft Lady's party hats for cats routine on "The Man Show." The last time I watched "The Man Show" was a couple of years ago, when they did a special called "The Woman Show," which imagined Kimmel and Carolla trying to get in touch with their feminine side. He's been married 14 years, for one thing, and has two children, unlike the eternal bachelor and model-escorter Maher.
Unlike Bill Maher - whose slot he's taking over at ABC now that "Politically Incorrect" has been cancelled - Kimmel is probably not a misogynist in real life. But a little of Kimmel and his antics goes a long way. I've also been known to smile, however slightly, at Curly.
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"Watch a Jerry Lewis movie on TV," a (male) director friend instructed me once, "and I defy you not to laugh." And I admit I did the other day, happening upon Jerry screaming "L-a-a-a-d-y!" in "Who's Minding the Store?" Now a taste for Jimmy Kimmel and his humor might be one of those mysterious gender divides, like an appreciation for fake dog poop or the Three Stooges or Jerry Lewis. I don't see the point of "Special Ed," a mentally retarded character who calls tech support to yell "I've got mail!" or a travel agency to scream "I wanna go to Hawaii!" And Kimmel as an old man calling KFC to complain about a bunch of chicken beaks he found in his bucket is sort of amusing, in a surreal sort of way, for about 30 seconds.
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