yeahright18 If you were a fan of Stella, Wet Hot American Summer, or the State, you'll find something to enjoy in MMHI. It's not supposed to be like Stella, so you'll be upset if you go in expecting that. Point is, it's a new show. There's no David Wain element to it, and sometimes it's noticeable, but it still works in it's own way. There's some serious laughs to be held, and other times you can feel the need for Wain; however, it's easy to see the show progress into something much, much better if given more episodes. I'd say this show is more like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, in that it's a lot of arguing and a lot of laughs.MMHI is a solid 7/10 from a serious Stella lover.

chaosweaver144 It's funny I can check a box to say if this review contains spoilers to a show that Comedy Central spoils every single commercial break. To enjoy this show to it's fullest, just avoid watching Comedy Central's commercial breaks all together. Aside from that, MMHI is a show that is much more than just two guys hating each other. The pilot introduces this concept just to sink it in (as if the commercials didn't do that already), but after watching the second episode, MMHI is solely a stand out sitcom with skits and appearances on stage in between. To Michael and Michael's credit, they succeed at all three of these, which is not easy to do. If this show stays on par with episode two, it has potential.

DangermouseDavs There's not a lot to this show, and subsequently not a lot to my review."Michael and Michael Have Issues" is about two guys who disagree. A lot. There's your plot summary.If I were to try and compare this show to something that people actually watch, I'd say it were like "The Office" mated with a Dimitri Martin comedy routine and had all the funny bits taken out.Really, though, if you're a fan of "The Office", don't expect this show to come close to what that brings us. From what I've seen in the first episode, its jokes are likely going to be repetitive and its dialogue pointless. I hope you have the good sense to remove it from you DVR list, as I plan to do after I submit this review.

ChrisMichael81 Even advertising this show during South park will not save this show from it's inevitable cancellation. The show is not funny, the content is not funny, the writing is not funny, and the stars of the show are just annoying. Comedy Central really failed with this one for a few reason's. Totally unoriginal content being portrayed by comedian's who do food commercials is fail. After giving us comedy staples such as South Park, Reno 911, John Stewart, Steven Colbert, and the most recent success of Sarah Silverman they give us this? Give the show two months and gone. Don't waste your time here. If this is Comedy Central's response to "Tim and Eric's Awesome Show Great Job" they are way off.