Posted on 04/01/2010 2:50:50 PM PDT by dynachrome
This ain't the Savage I remember from the 1990s.
Enough already with unacknowledged "best ofs" and constant self-indulgent, exaggerated self-pity.
But thanks for all the good you've done in the past, Dr. Savage.
Doc’s ego is pretty big, I believe! LOL
Yeah. That's a fact.
But I cannot forget that of all the media personalities I've heard since I was old enough to know what news is (mid-1940s) Savage is perhaps the bravest to take on some pretty dangerous people, ours and our enemies'.
I guess I should be thankful for the show segments where he's still willing to be that Savage when it's necessary -- then the rest of the show can be divided between routine talk show segments and self-indulgence.
.. finished the show with a faux live caller. Terrific.
His "pretty big ego" reminds me of a grade school nuisance. We called him "Champ." No one could say anything about an activity -- especially about sports -- that he didn't claim that he could do better.
Savage was right about the South Korean ship being attacked by North Korea.
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2010/04/02/2010040200678.html
Jimmy's the best caller on radio. Mikey blew it. All in all it was a horrible show, on of all nights: his birthday.
Also, he has no business mocking other talk show hosts, when he himself is eminently, and very easily, ridiculed.
Jimmy’s the best caller on radio.
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