I hope you're wrong too, but given the nasty meltdown Republicans will be sure to display within the next few days, I wouldn't put it past them to go full-on foaming at the mouth come January.

Welp, my mistake for writing so late. Thanks for catching it.

Part II has its strengths, namely the dark 1985 timeline and the crazy antics of revisiting 1955, so I've never considered it to be terrible. Part III is just fun, with an overall sweetness that makes it stronger. That and it's pretty much Doc's movie, always a plus.

AOL left the dignity business a long time ago.

Chernobyl will look tame by comparison.

I'm still waiting to hear David Icke's thoughts on all this.

Beloved character actress Margo Martindale.

Well there goes the West Coast's electoral votes. Thanks, Meredith.

He was too busy shielding civilians from gunfire to take part.

On the bright side for Davis, a contributor position on CNN Money has just opened up.

On the plus side though, we got Frank Langella as a kickass Skeletor.

All I saw was Olivia Munn and steam and I was sold.

I favor the Warriors-style scenario, in which Trump, from his hotel across the street, keeps badgering President Hillary to come out and play. One can only hope.

I remember this show being a lot of fun, even if I later wondered if it was just a fever dream of my childhood.

Further proof that the end times are nigh.

All I know is, that crucial Comey error better not cost us the republic.

I would say it needs more demolishing, but at this point, I'll be glad if anything's still standing come Wednesday.

It's gotten to the point where every time I see Comey's face, I yell "Nice game, pretty boy!"