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The following excerpt is not neutral, expressing a unfavourable opinion of Kevin Brauch's appearance on the Tonight Show, March 17, 2006:

"However, Brauch's insufferably boisterous sense of humor made for an awkward segment. After dancing a "jig" and making odd out-of-place references, Leno's band-leader was even seen to be rolling his eyes at Brauch's odius behaviour. Brauch's attempts at humor during the interview were greeted coldly by a mostly silent audience. Brauch's eyes appeared bloodshot during the interview..."

At the very least, this entry should be reduced to its factual information detailing who appeared, when, and where.

[edit] Behaviour on TVO Kids

Back in the day I was a huge fan of TVO Kids and one summer I went away on vacation with my parents so I missed a couple days of the show. When I returned Kevin issued an apology on the show saying he was sorry for his actions the day before. I never did find out what happened the day before. Anyone know more about this? --The Lone Bard 14:33, 19 October 2006 (UTC)