I heard he was going to start out as a friend, do something to betray them, then do something to make you think maybe he hadn't betrayed them, then take a nap, then sacrifice himself in an act that simultaneously saves and betrays them. The film ends with him looking directly into the camera and saying, "Well, that's…

Upvoted for ROM Spaceknight.

My guess is, they buy him followers to keep his spirits up. Having a bad day? Hey, Mr. President, you have 100k more Twitter followers today!

In presidential politics it is.

Not to be that guy, but it's, "It's time I had some time alone." I hope you still love the song.

You NEVER put your own money in a movie. It's unlikely that you'll make it back and apparently there are plenty of people who will chip in little amounts and not want to be paid back.

Q: Hey, what should we put on the new Spider-Man poster?
A: I dunno… how about everything?

I really disliked the episode, but they mentioned Catahoulas, of which I have 2, so that bumped it up half a grade for me.

Every word of this Newswire is priceless.

If they show characters in a car in this show, there's an 80% chance that car will crash. Their insurance rates must be through the roof.

How come that $74 pizza oven is selling for $130?

Yep. I'm not saying Paul stuck to the subject, but John's divorce was at least the genesis of the song.

Sir Paul was basically saying, "I know your mum and dad are getting divorced, but it'll be OK." And he was specifically saying, "The movement you need is on your shoulder." Which makes no sense, but John loved the line so he kept it.

There are PLENTY of wasted scenes. Seeing the guidance counselor's home life was wasted… The 34th or 35th repetition of Hannah's parent's "will they or won't they" discussion on pursuing the case… The 100th scene of Clay at war with himself and/or Tony over whether or not he should listen to the tapes… the fucking…

I'm not kidding… the way Tony just happened to show up at just the right moment, I was convinced it was going to be revealed that he was a ghost.

Bulls-eye. I'm sure she's thrown parties before (and by that I mean hired a bunch of people to throw parties). This should have been a slam-dunk.

Yeah. I don't think Brian Williams' Syrian missile launch boner has subsided yet.

I long for the days when that was considered one of his more reprehensible traits.

I kind of agree and disagree as to the importance of this story. That the administration can't pull off an Easter egg hunt speaks VOLUMES. This is an event they knew about well in advance, and they knew they needed to generate some good PR, and they still fucked it up. So how are they going to react to things they…

They have his consent. He signed a contract with them. They don't need "extra" consent.