For real. How the fuck do you not know who the black guy was?

By the way Erik, you do realize Paul's dead, right?

Oi, what a concussion you're gonna have.

Velcro says first, Velcoro says CancerAids.

Great, great episode. I'm actually interested if it turns out this season goes the opposite way from the majority consensus (which I don't happen to agree with, but that's not my point here) that seems to say the first season was strong for most of the beginning and middle, but ended weak.

I'm 100 with you on this.

I'm with Jesse on Your Highness.

Knock Knock.
Who's there?
Interrupting Seacrest
Interrupting Seacrest wh-
I'M NOT ATTRACTED TO MEN!

So he should win this to set a precedent?

For real though.

Ha. Look at all the nerds doing nerd stuff!

Opera is, to me, a different thing. While I personally don't like it, the ridiculousness is nearly non-existent in the dramatic ones. This is mostly due to the gigantic difference between how classical music and operatic singing are received, compared to the goofy, childlike sing-a-long horse shit that's been…

I was gonna shit on A.A. for being a grown man and using the word "adorkable", but I quickly remember that's what the second "A" in his name was abbreviated from.

You're hammering your point a little too hard here.

FUN FACT: The person who posts on here as JMPesq is named Sean Hannity in real life.

"I…blurb…Sylvester Stallone"

That last sequence in the ending finale is one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen from a television show on a major network.

Cop Rock has little to say about race, except that there sure was a lot of racial tension in Los Angeles in the early ’90s, particularly where the police were concerned

One thing this review does remind me of is that Almost Famous is a terrible, terrible film that I hate with a fucking passion.

Shit like this is exactly the point I try to get across as to why I personally can't stand musicals, and find that entire genre to be inherently ludicrous.