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Instead, he loosed a clunky rimshot, explaining to newcomers that the Grammy honors the best in music as voted on by the 13,000 members of the Recording Academy, “and 20 million illegal immigrants!”

I have been there myself, when the goals are not flowing, and he looks hesitant and clunky in front of goal.

He wanted to become a lawyer, to wow courtrooms just like Ben Matlock and Perry Mason did on his family’s clunky console TV.

The really clunky moments come off like an audition tape in which the off-camera casting assistant running lines is late on their cues.

The interesting concept and Walker playing against type compensate for some clunky dialogue setting up the premise and the resolution.