Will this show ever get an A?

It's not ridiculous. If you lived in our culture you would know that there's a historical precedent to interpret the phrase the way he did. Also attacking an entire race is by definition, racism so you're being pretty hypocritical.

I was really hoping for Aasif Mandvi, he seemed like he would be the easiest fit. But perhaps Noah will bring a different kind of energy to the show. I just worry about his lack of TV experience.

The writer of this article is a Christian, and I don't see what's wrong with being "hatfeul" towards a bad movie.

I know; I think they should have aired them together.

While I liked this episode, it feels like they made a 2-hour special and cut it in half.