They can all have a good laugh about how great Trump has been for their ratings.

Current odds from the UK bookies still have Trump around 50-50 to leave office before 2020.

Martin Short*

Jeopardy! recap for Mon., Jul. 10 - In the harsh words of Alex, champ Susan and Alyssa got off to a "dismal start", which allowed Rich to stay in command throughout. Rich found all three DDs but missed two of them, which helped Alyssa stay alive into FJ with $7,200 vs. $10,300 for Rich and $2,400 for Susan.

I believe that was 7510.

You know who else was wildly optimistic? Zager and Evans.

Larry in October, BoJack in September…things are looking up for problematic, bored, wealthy show-biz types with nothing to do!

I guess if he couldn't fuck a Bush supporter, a Trump fan would be out of the question.

More of a bald asshole.

None of these assholes are actually "conservative". They've taken a perfectly good word and fucked it up beyond recognition.

I didn't see the Democrats tearing themselves apart. I saw non-Democrats trying to take over the party and making a lot of noise while getting trounced in the primaries. The actual Democratic base was very loyal to their nominee.

And the GOP base is fine with it, as long as their hero shares their attitude about race.

I was also hoping for Netflix to announce a nostalgic spinoff series, Horsin'er Around.

It's funny because it's true.

NBC's been much more successful promoting new presidents than comedians.

Summer ratings check-in:

NewsRadio? King of the Hill? Millionaire? Futurama? Tales from the Crypt? Family Guy? MST3K?

Or how about NBC's Thursday comedy block losing about 80% of its viewers over the course of 15 years.

I haven't seen this episode yet, but it's striking how similar this season's shows are to the first few weeks of the original run in the 70s - weak gameplay from the celebrities, super-easy Winner's Circle boards and frequently clueless judging.

If we're counting Sesame Street, then Captain Kangaroo.