I guess that I am somewhat disappointed that RJ Berger is otherwise a loser except for his singularly distinct prominent characteristic.

Surely, the complexity of a storyline where having RJ Berger excel at something that he is previously all consumed with, and otherwise succeeds at being the best at, but which requires and consumes all his attention, efforts and devotion of time, and a storyline which then introduces an underlying tension with his other (inadvertently revealed) competing major prominence, (which sadly is by itself, now the single basic premise), would have made much better theater. (Such as a hybrid series between say, an Unnatural History and a The Hard Times of RJ Berger.) Maybe next time.

My god. He looks like Duckie from Pretty in Pink.