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I always thought Ryan should've have mentioned Oklahoma for that rhyme.

I guess Ryan missed the memo about everyone wearing blue. Lol.

Colin's verse was the best. Lol. xD

His angry salesman character was epic. xD

I like how they did the second verse a cappella, and then had the organ come back in on the last verse.

It's funny how only one person yelled out a suggestion. And blurted lobotomy. Lol.

I love when C.C laughs at her own insults.

I believe you're referring to Anne Murray's version of "I Just Fall In Love Again".

Actually, a suicidal cat was not a bad guess, based on what Ryan was doing.

I remember hearing her perform this in one of the episodes of the TV series. Great song.

Saran wrap...good answer, Colin.

At 2:54, I like how Colin throws it over to Ryan to explain the object. Lol.

Karen did a wonderful job in this song. The Bach-Gounod version of "Ave Maria" is my favorite version.

Jesus, take the mic...

When he started with "Omazing Grace", I kind of knew where this going. And the organ didn't really help at all.

You know, he sounded pretty good, at first. However, when he segued into the other voice, I started to lose interest.

I've always wanted to see someone spin the wheel so hard that it breaks off of the wall and rolls toward the audience....That's probably not even possible, but still an amusing thought.

I love how he dropped an octave for the "...and the rockets red glare..." passage. LOL!

I was actually laughing as he was working through the key change modulations.

According to my vocal methods book, which features this song, the text expresses wishes that the moon convey one's thoughts of love to the distant beloved. Very pretty song.

I love this. So funny. I also remember an episode where she said, "from the pit of my stomach, to the porcelain of the bowl..." Not sure what the episode is called, though.

The audience really went wild when Drew made them do porno. Lol.

Colin and Ryan scaled the hill smoothly, in the beginning. Lol.

Ryan always sounds like some sort of Puritan when he does the Shakespeare segments. Lol.

I like Kathy's reaction after Colin says he was once part of the letter h.

It came out in 2000. But it became popular after the 9/11 attacks.

It came out in 2000. But it became popular after the 9/11 attacks.

"I have bruised my dynamic duo..." nice.

I was thinking the same thing. I was amazed at how well the car held up.

"I'm Old Spice." Nice one, Colin. xD

*pulls over on the side of the road* "Get out, Rose." xD

"...And horizontal stripes make you look like Roger Ebert." Nice...

Arlene is awesome. I love her witty comments. xD

I kind of feel bad for Frank. In most cases, he is the one who has to endure Horatio's one liners.

I kind of feel bad for Frank. In most cases, it seems that he is the the one that has to endure Horatio's one liners.

LOL! xD

Lol. I know, I was laughing so much. Especially, at the *yaaaaay* part. xD

I remember seeing this episode of "The Soup." This is too funny. Lol xD

"We're gonna be wearing a costume!....That'll throw 'em off!" Lol. xD

Bea going towards the door before the doorbell rings. Lol.

I so remember hearing him sing this on the series finale episode of "Touched By An Angel". Come to think of it, that was the first time I heard this song. Very nice song.

As a Methodist, I remember this hymn being sung in church. Although we sang it as "Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah" (basically the same thing). Also the hymn, "God of Grace, and God of Glory" has been sung to this tune. Just a fun fact for anyone who cares.

Kathy Greenwood's song for "Sesame Street" was actually pretty good.

"SHE'S TAKING ON WATER!" Lol. xD