I think he just randomly shows up on a set and does things. Occasionally a camera films it and then the studio cuts him a check.

Two words: Yellow impurity.

That was incredibly Canadian - friendly yet assertive

Assuming the profile of the show grows, it will certainly open up more roles for her since most people just assume she does variation on "April Ludgate"

Probably Mattis. He seems to be the only one of that bunch that has any sense (note: his nickname is "Mad Dog")

If she ever joined a Scandinavian black metal band, that would be an ideal pseudonym

That's a bit hyperbolic but it is a real concern. However, there is actually some oversight to the President's ability to launch a nuclear attack. The Secretary of Defense has to concur with the launch (he can be fired by the President who can appoint someone willing to concur mind you). Also, each launch facility…

What if The Trump has a pointed stick?

Howard Stern in Private Parts (granted it was almost certainly ghost written)

I can only handle seeing Danny Pudi in this if I imagine it as Abed getting weirdly obsessed with style and office culture

I liked it. They rarely let Dee be really viciously mean which I think is a necessary characteristic of all the members of the gang.

Disappointing but not surprising. Charlie Day deserves a better vehicle.

Shep Smith has always been an outlier. He's the one who was responsible for "We do not fucking torture!"

If drugs were cheaper than candy bars, I'd probably be able to tolerate a Trump administration a little better.

I'M A 5 STAR MAN!

I think Nerdwriter might be my least favorite internet film critic. He seems to have only a superficial understanding about the things he references.

Linda can't sell for shit.

I'd watch that. Gibson's a crazy racist but he knows how to make a good movie.

That first one's a bit of wishful thinking. Clinton didn't win against literally the worst candidate to ever win a major party's nomination, there's no reason to think she could be Ryan.

Grammys don't do cutting edge stuff. They only recognize important acts 20 years after they've made their impact.