[Huck]

I watched some of it. The guy seemed like a hack, and the incessant fat jokes didn’t help his credibility either. I clicked away.

[muffaletaman]

The guy seemed like a hack...

What did he do or say that "seems like a hack"? That seems like an odd, prejudiced comment. He came across to me as sincere and credible.

and the incessant fat jokes didn’t help his credibility either.

I tuned in during the middle of the program, and watched across three clips, including the Marine recruiter from Michigan, his parents, and the camera operator from Roger and me. During that entire period he didn't make a single comment on Moore's weight. This is clearly NOT incessant.

Seems to me you are trying to shoot down a messenger whose message you don't agree with. At least, that's how it comes across to me...

[Intolerant in NJ]

The guy seemed like a hack, and the incessant fat jokes didn’t help his credibility either. I clicked away...I watched it twice and actually can't remember one fat joke - if you hadn't clicked away you would have seen real people talking in real words about how they felt used and deceived by Moore - the guy who wasn't really being evicted from his apartment, the guy who was really wounded in an accident and not in combat, the recruiting sargeant who was persuaded to go on camera because he was told Moore was doing a show for the Discovery Channel, the woman who was duped out of her rights to any interest in his movie because she couldn't read the paper she was asked to sign ("He says he's working for the little guy, but he's really working for the big guy, Michael Moore") - pretty good stuff for a hack......