Has Mike Horton Been Moonlighting?

 

For several months, GotoMeeting.com has been running a commercial with an unnamed actor/spokesman.  The guy looks just like Mike!  So much so, it is uncanny.

Mike is one of the most industrious and hard-working men I know.  Could it be that he's moonlighting?

Update on Friday, August 20, 2010 at 09:16AM by Kim Riddlebarger

For those of you who think I'm overlooking my own resemblance to Dr. Phil to pick on Mike, here I am a couple of years ago at the Christ Reformed Reformation weekend costume party dressed as the TV talk show host.

I didn't even finish in the top three in our contest, because people thought it took so little effort on my part to come up with this costume.

Comments

[Suzanne]

Here in the South, going to church has often been referred to as "Goin' to Meetin'". I definitely see the tie-in!

[Stranger in a Strange Land]

Nah. The guy on the left is obviously an Arminian. It is what Mike <b>would have</b> looked like, if______...

Craig B

[hb]

Craig nailed it!
We've been saying this since the first time we saw the ad - other than this guy's horrible monotone voice which would put you to sleep in the pew as he drones on and on and on ...
Mike would never subject us to that!

[Ryan]

While we are on the subject, can you post a picture of Kim next to Dr. Phil. Does anyone else see it?

[George]

"... The guy looks just like Mike! So much so, it is uncanny..."

So does my next door neighbor. The first time I saw him I thought that Horton had relocated to the Midwest. 'Course, that's where the similarity ends; this guy demonstrates none of Horton's brilliance.

[Will]

Kim - you can spice up you're preachin' with a few of Dr. Phil's pithy phrases...

"I'm tellin' ya, if y'all believe that, you're on the wrong horse, without a saddle, facin' backwards..."