Yeah, I found the Whistlestop treatment of the "Dean Scream" mythos far better. Though in both, beyond mentioning the Murder-Suicide aspect of the Gephardt-Dean fight, I felt missed the story of the Kerry comeback. He'd been left for dead that fall, had to lone his campaign money, but saved his ass barnstorming around…

I mean, the question itself is weird because Ford did give a speech at his Inauguration (memorably saying he was a Ford, not a Lincoln) and so it's sometimes listed as his "Inaugural Address." But Coolidge is completely wrong.

Didn't stop Tip O'Neill, Michael Dukakis, the mayor of Boston or John Kerry from showing up on Cheers though.

It's like a Peanuts cartoon! Just make random noises for every deleted comment.

He also showed up in Batman Forever! When Dawn of Justice comes out, he'll stand alone as the actor who's appeared in the most Batman movies, passing the guys who played Commissioner Gordon and Alfred from Batman 89 to Batman and Robin.

I for one look forward to this story about the dangerous life of an undercover mole lasting ten seasons.

CRISIS ON INFINITE WELLS

The twist is, this time Emmerich's the spy instead of the FBI agent. He is completely loyal to the Tsar, but nobody knows.

The A.V. Club

There was also 1989's The Final Days with Lane Smith as Nixon. He's very good (better than Anthony Hopkins),the rest is take or leave. https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I have to say I preferred The Critic's alternate Casablanca, which came a few years earlier: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I mean, Ice Cube's essentially Robert DeNiro these days when it comes to acting. Someone coasting on a scary rep earned eons by turning it into the fodder for comedy.

Damn if if John C. McGinley doesn't give it his all as the annoyingly chipper neighbor with a tragic backstory in Are We Done Yet? though. Like, he just wants to bring you to tears, and Ice Cube is just kind of there: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

…which Bernie Sanders just got around to reading, judging by the emphasis he's put on high ATM fees as part of his White House bid.

So in the biopic, she'll be played by Liam Neeson?

And he's still getting more work than 95% of his costars!

I remember googling after seeing an Andrew McCarthy directing a ton of Orange is the New Black episodes, and being surprised it was the same guy.

I always thought Short Round was kind of cool. At least far more tolerable than everything Kate Capshaw was doing in that picture.

And he'll stand aside while NBC kills his protege that dared to strike out on his own to protect the licksplittle. Conan didn't put Lorne's name on his Tonight Show, Fallon's is practically an SNL day camp.

Except Andy was in things that were brilliant, like Andy Richter Controls the Universe, not Taxi.