I really liked how similar it was to the Colbert Report, but still a little different. He was right in his interviews, his sense of humor is still the same, it's just the person delivering the jokes that's different.

It would be more frivolous, since it was web only.

"There has been only one Christian. They caught him and crucified him, early."
-Mark Twain

Like a lot of things considered cult classics, I feel like the idea of it is better than the actual execution. It's kind of in the same vein as The Warriors, Willow, and Waterworld. Great plot ideas with good actors that just don't get pulled off spectacularly well.

On my rankings of cities for the WWE it goes from Corpus Christi, TX for absolute worst crowd ever to Toronto, Canada for the absolute best crowd. Sadly my hometown was closer to Corpus Christi this time. I blame the lackluster matches and the long weekend.

I think the fan was just trying to look like he was walking out with Seth Rollins. He matched his stride and kind of strutted.

The best part of this episode was the Xavier Woods on the trombone. As for JBL's question, he did not play "Charge", he played the victory song from Final Fantasy.

Inventors of the internet: This will enable the most brilliant minds of our day to communicate and collaborate seamlessly from the opposite ends of the earth!

Did C-3PO really need to make another appearance? He kind of takes me out of the movies a little. And he was such an obnoxious part of the prequels.

Romney's favorite food would be meatloaf. He reminds me of Judge Whitey from Futurama.

24's fetishistic portrayal of torture and assassination in the name of stopping terrorists is kind of fascinating in hindsight. It's like a window into a time when we were all absolutely terrified, and angry, and vengeful. Funny how a decade of war and eroded civil liberties will beat that out of a person.

Classist, certainly, anyway.

Charlie Hunnam said he's a dick and they could barely work together. Of course that could be a good reflection on Idris Elba haha.

As far as a black Bond goes, I like Chiwetel Ejiofor for the role. I do think Elba has a bit more menace to him than Bond does, maybe it's just years of watching him play the world's greatest sociopathic super-villain Stringer Bell. Chiwetel has the look, a sort of good guy bit to him, has charisma, and he's classy as…

Thank God, Jon Stewart's last crew was terrible. I pretty much had to stop watching between Jordan Klepper and Jessica Williams.

Our current celebrities are too over-hyped and stale… Oh no, if that's true it's the late 80's all over again, our society is about go grunge! God help us all!

That is one weird looking lady. She kind of reminds me of the alien that seduces Martin Short in Mars Attacks.

I'm glad you succeeded in pissing yourself off commenting in an internet forum.

And yet you reacted to the criticism by doing more research? What does that say?

Idris Elba's most well known works are as a violent detective in Luther and Stringer Fucking Bell. If you can't call Idris Elba as an actor "street" who can you?