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I adore ILLustrated. This is one of the best shows on television in my opinion. it has biting sarcasm, witty satire, and its just so funny, the first time I saw it, i was on the floor laughing like a mad man, I was also very upset when they put it in hiatus . But VH1 had enough sense to bring it back

I think we were all ready for a show like ILLustrated, and Camp Chaos delivered. one of my favorite skits is when G.W.B. was talking to the U.N. about starvation in Africa and how they should start making "pasgetti" for there children, I was on the floor rolling around screaming during the whole thing. So in conclusion, bravo ILLustrated, bravo!

this show is so freakin hilarious.If u havent seen it watch it its on saturdays 12:00am and its on Vh1!it makes fun of stupid celebrities and has a whole lot of dumb things.It makes fun of rappers,movie actors and many more people in fame.Watch It!!!!

VH1's ILL-ustrated just plain rocks. They take every news making celebrity and completely make fun of them. Every character is overexaggerated and really sums up the true person. Michael Jackson as a neurotic, self-absorbed person, George Bush as an idiot child(personally my favorite sketches involve him) who is lead around by Dick Cheney, and Christina Aguilera as a white girl who think she's black and hot, but is really white and skanky. It works on so many levels.

It's like Punk-d, Family Guy, Simpsons, Chappelle's Show, and South Park all rolled into one. Just un-freaking believable. I highly recommend this to anyone who has a sense of humor and can laugh at reality. 4.5 stars out of 5.

While some of the segments on this show are unfunny (Time Pervs), most of them make me laugh so hard, I nearly have a heart attack. I like how they portray George W. Bush. I thought "George W. Bush's Punk'd" was one of the funniest things ever, seeing him wear a Donnas cap. I also thought the Yogi Bush skit was hilarious. When Yogi Bush sees the controls for the oil pump, he says "It's like one of them Nintendo games" and treats the controls like such. But nothing tops Samuel L. Jackson's PSAs, "The More You F***ing Know," where he goes nuts on some poor kids. No celebrity is safe from ridicule here, not even John Kerry, star of "John Kerry's Pro Snowboarder."

9 out of 10