Wednesday, June 10, 2009

MTV2 Legit

Remember when MTV used to be awesome? I barely do, since it stopped being awesome soon after the first time I ever had cable (1996 -- my childhood was robbed). Well, you (and I) are in luck. MTV2 is airing something called MTV2 Legit, which, according to the commercials, is a celebration of all things great about MTV in the '90s: Ren & Stimpy, Jimmy the Cab Driver commercials (starring a young and greasy Donal Logue), and probably some other stuff. Even better, after MTV2 Legit, they are airing reruns of The State -- one of my favorite sketch comedy shows of all-time, featuring several comedians who are now on Reno 911. My only hope is that MTV2 re-airs the famed Sex in the '90s documentary featuring the Dog Brothers. Beggin'.

MTV2 Legit premieres this Friday at 10E/9C on, well, MTV2. That's Channel 333 for you DirecTV subscribers.
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5 comments:

bearded man of space station 11 said...

the state is soon available on DVD as well.

Wed Jun 10, 10:52:00 AM CDT
lynnie said...

i will only watch if they play daria. that was the funniest show.

Wed Jun 10, 11:08:00 AM CDT
GMYH said...

That's awesome that it will be on DVD soon. I can only hope that it comes with $240 worth of pudding. Aww yeah. Or maybe a chocodile.

Wed Jun 10, 11:42:00 AM CDT
Unknown said...

Ah, the Dog Brothers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmN4-V8xPFI

By the way...when did the 90s suddenly become much lamer and more embarrassing than the 80s?

Wed Jun 10, 04:34:00 PM CDT
GMYH said...

Greg, the answer is January 1, 1990.

Wed Jun 10, 05:21:00 PM CDT

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