O'Brien was one state away from winning the presidency. Instead, thanks to Montez refusing to declare herself simply Acting President, and the House Speaker refusing to call a revote, he ends up an also-ran (and, if he gave up his senate seat to run, a nobody). So yes, he got screwed.

Another issue:

This blog puts it best regarding the "loophole": "But this reading is so inconsistent with the purpose of all three amendments related to a House election and presidential succession that it cannot be right." No court would let that "loophole" stand.

He's listed in the credits of this episode.

I thought he was pretty great through the end of Season 4. But in any event, the "Weeping Willow" episode was a Logan/Wheeler one; no d'Onofrio involved.

Based on "Ransom of Red Chief" or "The Luck of Roaring Camp"?

I was told my date wouldn't kick me in the testes.

Gotta love labeling victims of sexual exploitation "idiots."

It's hard to remember that it's a horror movie, despite the serial-killer plot, but it is pretty delightful.

Escape from the Planet of the Apes was very good, just short of excellent.

They co-starred in Trophy Wife.

The Miniature Killer arc gave us the best Hodges-centric episode of the entire series ("Lab Rats").

The Kumars at No 42 was really good, and as far as I know its American version was, as stated above, about Latinos and starred Al Madrigal.

Incorrect.

Other than the title, you mean?

And in an episode that references Al Gore!

TJ Miller has a bit of specialty in playing Falstaffian characters (c.f. Successful Alcoholics). His relationship with Richard has lots of overtones of Prince Hal.

That's easy! Moe is the guy played in that movie by the guy who plays Russ.

Alternatively, he could follow in Root's footsteps by converting from cold-blooded killer to force for good.

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