Last night, in the lead-up to the reliably worthless insights of Andy Rooney, "60 Minutes" ran an interview with Michael Vick -- his first since being imprisoned for running a dog-fighting ring. It went exactly like interviews of this sort tend to go. Interviewer James Brown fished for an apology, and Vick complied, before shedding a tear which then turned into a rainbow. (The last part may have just been our faulty TiVo.)

We thought the most interesting part of the interview was how the producers juxtaposed the old Vick being surrounded by his entourage of shady characters with the new Vick entourage of lawyers and PR advisers. It basically said a new crew has Vick's back, only this time, the crew is hoping to be part of his still-lucrative football potential, rather than his entrepreneurial interest in dog torture.

So is this apology the real Michael Vick or do you think it's just another group of hangers-on telling him how to conduct himself? Check out the interview in its entirety, after the jump.


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