Several things about this show. One: great cast. Jason Lee is always amazing, and he's well-complimented by Ethan Suplee, Nadine Velasquez, Jaime Pressley and the little-seen yet always-funny Eddie Steeples. Two: the humor. The writing is fantastic and smart, depicting the low-class in a more intelligent way. Three: the heart. Out of the so-far two episodes, each one has left you feeling good at the end that there's at least one fictional character who's out to do the best he can to improve the world. It even inspires someone (specifically in this case, me) to go out and do good things. This show is great, and hopefully Earl's list won't end too soon.
Review of My Name Is Earl
