[Naspino]

It was refreshing to hear people talk like we do in real life and not through a network filter.

[Interesting Times]

The Iranians will be amused to learn they are Arabs.

[Hildy]

I worked on an MTV show with Colin Quinn. A good enough guy, although I don't find him particularly funny.

[alethia]

"I didn't think 'those damn Swedes! What did we not buy enough watches?" Shouldn't that be "Swiss"? -- they make the watches.

[Amore]

I've taped it, haven't seen it yet. I admit I'm skeptical. I remember an awful lot of very mean-spirited,
so-called "jokes" aimed at various Republicans while he was Saturday Night Live's news anchor.
(Plus, seems like he could never read an entire sentence without tripping over his tongue.)

[jlogajan]

I looked at you people

Remember when Ross Perot gave a speech to a black audience, he merely said "you people" and he was almost skinned alive for it.

[Semaphore Heathcliffe]

Saw it. Frigging hilarious. There's no way anything that raw and un-PC will last long.

[SunStar]

Last night's show was excellent. I've missed Colin Quinn ever since SNL replaced him on the news with Jimmy Fallon and that leftist bitch Tina Fey.

I was laughing out loud at the excellent sketches on the show, and the absence of anything P.C.

[HamiltonJay]

Colin Quinn is definately NOT PC.. a tendency toward the left in political ideals, but PC is not a description for him in the least.

[Decentralize]

Very good show. It was especially nice to see Cheri Oteri, as Quinn's wife, in the final sketch.

[Young Rhino]

If you want a truly politically incorrect show, I suggest watching "The Shield" on FX. Tonight's pilot was about as politically incorrect as one could possibly get...

e.g. Caucasian detective tells hispanic captain that he isn't in charge...."not even on Cinco de Mayo."

Caution: the show is very graphic.