It's about the tax cut for their owners. They have to pass this bill to get it done.

"Someone yesterday said they’re in Nevada. Senator Heller just flipped to supporting the Medicaid phase-out. Might want to call him about that."

Jeopardy! recap for Thur., Jun. 8 - Lackluster affair in which champ Bala missed DD3, which would have put the game away for him, but he still was in the driver's seat going into FJ with $12,000 vs. $7,000 for Sarah and $2,800 for Scott.

What happened in the UK election today can't be too reassuring for them.

The odds in Britain today went up to 54% that he doesn't finish his term.

Or "Go-rilla".

According to Predictwise, the odds are almost exactly 50/50 that Trump will leave office before 2020.

Still, the likelihood of being correct on a DD is traditionally higher than on FJ, which makes an attempt to lock the game with a huge bet in this situation an attractive option. That is, unless he didn't like the category, which since it was chosen last is a real possibility.

Maybe his tales of his in-depth knowledge about ALF and Empty Nest will be more entertaining.

Yeah, just "Woolery" would have sufficed.

And taking on NBC's strong morning game lineup on CBS was The $25,000 Pyramid, Press Your Luck and The Price Is Right.

"…a bunch of bumbling communist spies are trying to grab the Keatons to get some microfilm hidden in a hairbrush…"

That's exactly why the right engages in all the empty "noise and yelling", so that when they get called on they're really up to, it sounds like partisan bickering.

Hell, most people don't remember hit shows from 25 years ago, much less one that fizzled out quickly.

Yeah, we've got a surprisingly improved legislature here since the last election.

Twin Peaks feels very off-brand for Showtime, not surprised that it's being roundly ignored by everyone except those who signed up specifically to see it.

I'm in Nevada, so you can sure as hell bet that Heller will continue to hear from me.

Now if he'd seen every episode and memorized the dialogue of Ozzie and Harriet, that would have been a lot more impressive.

Jeopardy! recap for Wed., Jun. 7 - This was strictly a two-player affair in DJ between champ Chantelle and Bala, with Bala hitting DD3 on the next-to-last clue and wagering enough to nail down first place. The scores going into FJ were Bala with $16,700, Chantelle at $16,500 and Phyllis with $2,400.

What a boob.