For years now, Jimmy Kimmel has been the face of smug, self-satisfied liberalism, at least in the eyes of his conservative critics. Few comics have been meaner to Donald Trump than Kimmel, resulting in much rejoicing on the right when the comedian was (temporarily) removed from the airwaves last week. Those same conservative haters were probably big fans of The Man Show, Kimmel’s 1999 Comedy Central show alongside Adam Carolla. Entertainment Weekly called his Man Show “sexist” and “boorish.” Kimmel didn’t care, celebrating topics like the aforementioned beer, boobs and bodily functions. Liberals who hated Kimmel’s sexist jokes (he’d later claim they were “satire”) also weren’t nuts about his forays into blackface, including multiple bits where he played Oprah Winfrey and Utah Jazz forward Karl Malone.