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@Nobodyman:

Uh…yeah, dude. I think most nerds who were old/young enough to watch Power Rangers are aware that it was based on a Japanese show.

Still doesn't mean it isn't funny.

Also, the genre this show belongs to is over 30 years old:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Sentai

If you grew up in the 90s, you'll be able to laugh at this:

Recognize the 5 color-coded super heroes? Hehehe….

Everything. Isao. Sasaki. Sings. Sounds. Epic.

Also, for those who don't know who Isao Sasaki is, he is a legendary singer of anime openings and endings, especially any Giant Robot, Space Opera or Superhero anime from the 1960s through the 1980s, such as Getter Robo, Science Ninja Team Gatchaman (Season 2), Captain Harlock, Casshern, and Space Cruiser Yamato.

I honestly was not expecting Speed Racer's theme to be mambo.

I really wasn't.

I also never knew that Cowboy Music would work in Giant Robot show.

@Steven:

The reason it's not such a big deal in the US is that our very best players have no interest in participating, or the clubs that they belong to want no part of risking injury or wearing them down by letting them play. As a result, it's not exciting to watch players of lesser quality that, although talented, can't really compete with the best. Part of it is a lack of pride, though, so that goes against us. Oh, and Joe Torre is a walking managerial disaster at times.
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If the US really feels that way, then don't bother fielding a team and stop wasting everyone else's time. The other countries in the WBC didn't seem to have a problem showing up and feeling some sense of joy in playing.

If it were up to me, I'd give the USA's spot to Brazil or China for the next WBC. At least they gave a damn when they were there.

What happens in FPSes when you talk smack and can't back it up.