>>>The 2 that I hate. But he continues to overact, and try to be zany (which he is not!) in real life, e.g. on chat shows. He's embarrassingly cringey to watch.
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>>Which is also true for Robin Williams. I have never seen him in a situation where he does not try to be funny, and he always overacts. I saw him on Letterman a few months ago, and I turned it off.
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>Interesting. I think Robin Williams is the best comedian of his (our?) generation. I love the way he goes off into riffs. And I've seen in non-comedy roles, where he's excellent, as well.
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>Tamar

I saw two different TV shows within a few days where he appeared both. In both those shows he overacted to such a degree that I was fed up with him. But what was worst, was that in the Parkinson show he did not only overact when he was in focus himself. He also interrupted when the other guests were in focus, and dhe did so many times that Mr. Parkinson more or less lost the thread in his interviews. It was really appauling. My wife asked me "what has he smoked or drunk?".