to keep improvising. Pratt said he went through about 200 fake band names during the take. The various names of Andy's rock band include: A.D. and the D Bags The Andy Andy Andies Andy Dwyer Experience Angelsnack Crackfinger Death of a Scam Artist Department of Homeland Obscurity Everything Rhymes with Orange Fiveskin Flames For Flames Fleetwood Mac Sexpants Fourskin God Hates Figs Handrail Suicide Jet Black Pope Just The Tip Malice In Chains Mouse Rat Muscle Confusion Ninjadick Nothing Rhymes with Blorange Nothing Rhymes with Orange Penis Pendulum Possum Pendulum Punch Face Champions Puppy Pendulum Rad Wagon Razordick Teddy Bear Suicide Threeskin Two Doors Down Scarecrow Boat Reception In its original American broadcast on May 14, 2009, "Rock Show" was watched by 4.25 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research, marking the lowest viewership for the season. Although the rating was almost the same as the previous week's episode, "The Banquet", Bill Gorman of TV By the Numbers still called the rating "pitiful." The episode received a 1.9 rating/7 share among viewers aged between 18 and 34, and a 2.0 rating/6 share among viewers between 18 and 49. {{Quote box |quoted=true |bgcolor=#FFFFF0 |salign=center |width=200px |align=right | quote = I'm not saying "Rock Show" was a masterpiece, or the series' Rosetta Stone, but at the very least it's a signpost on the way to it becoming the kind of comedy I believe it can be with the talent in front of and behind the camera. | source = 'Alan Sepinwall,The Star-Ledger}} "Rock Show" received generally positive reviews, with many critics claiming it to be the best episode of the series up to that point. The scene in which Leslie rejects Mark's kiss in the pit was considered by some reviewers to be a critical turning point both for the show and for the development of Leslie Knope's character. Kona Gallagher of TV Squad wrote in a 2010 article, "Leslie finally realized that she can move on from Mark and the show realized that it could actually make her a real character". Alan Sepinwall of The Star-Ledger said after six episodes, he felt "Rock Show" was the episode where the Parks and Recreation found the right tone for the series and Leslie Knope character. Sepinwall said all the characters were very likable, the jokes seemed natural and the awkwardness of the show was turned down enough to work properly. The Hollywood Reporter