Definitely set the precedent, if not invented the tactic. His son sort of reversed the idea during his term, Cheney did not need to be President, and probably did not even want to when he was having enough power as is.

I'm still more of the belief that, at least for all those people who did not vote for Trump, and loathe what is going on, Pence would be feared because he really is a politician and knows what he wants to do in that position, and how to lobby, compromise and curry favors to get it happening so everyone gets some - but…

Well he definitely made a good call in vice-presidential insurance policies against impeachment.

No. The important milestone in anyone's life is when they make such decisions and act on them. When you have to listen to a conservative, idiot vice-President representing a dangerous President as the speaker for your milestone then it's already screwed as memory. Leave it.
And seriously, who discusses their college…

"playing" perhaps, but surely lowest in the mix.

A long review for this album which as pointed out, hardly manages lyrically (and yet, refers to Nilson?) and sonically is a calculated producer-crafted "Time-Life 70s" plan (I heard a nice Badfinger riff in "Ever Since New York" so that's fun to catch the parts.) That said, it's natural he gets his day and fans…

So… no role for Sean Flynn, the other grandson, an actor who would have brought that valuable "Zoey 101" audience in?

…has got to hurt?

My point remains, she is an Oscar winner with way more cred, in comedy and as female in the biz, anyway you put it, she shouldn't have to be a two-fer. Name another female star that did that - Keaton, Midler to name her screen colleagues? Beatty with Bening? I have no problem with Russell but really, he definitely was…

So, the Oscar-winning female, with a range of movies and roles (actress/producer) supporting her star status, just decides to share her moment receiving a Hollywood star (not that important today, but still) with her nice husband? A guy who genuinely grew into his status as solid B character actor. Yeah, makes sense.

I know, BBT doesn't do him justice. But he's actually been around as a strong guest star in lots of series. I give him even more credit after I noticed he co-wrote one of the best episodes of Amy Poehler's "Mighty B!" cartoons, "We Got the Bee" and the song "Running with the Rainbow Unicorns."

As the character of Kenneth is pretty rich for what could have been just a "sidekick" type in the beginning. It's interesting to think he has a life too, I mean, in reality, he took a second job, so between sleeping and second job, and maybe social life, and J.J. assisting… that's a lot. It's interesting, that it was…

Such a good show. It's refreshing to see a TV series intending to be comedy, that has started off strong and remained so consistent, and on top of that with actual characters. It really feels like they focused on how to work with J.J.'s character in the last episodes, not just turning him into a gimmick for each ep…

Which were not there in 1948 or through the 1960s etc. Seriously neo-con line of thinking that got us nowhere. Israel made it's conditions by saying things like "Palestinians don't exist" after emptying out their villages and so forth. And til today when leaders in Knesset still openly call for clearing Israel of…

This. Thanks.

Not that he didn't have the flashy clothes for it.

Obviously his friends will cut it down to "An", which should make things so much easier in his life.

Going to prison or impeachment doesn't fit each story.

"Mike Judge Presents: Tales From the Tour Bus, a half-hour comedy series that illustrates the lives of various country-music figures." I want to be optimistic that Judge returns to the animated format, but so many things wrong with this title—his name in it "presenting" and then "illustrating" the lives of …country…

So I'm assuming there's a Chainsmokers / Lana Del Rey collaboration in the pipeline. But seriously, such a ridiculous SNL "performance."