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** [[The Lion King|Nala the Lion]] is a media consultant (OK, it's actually a [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]), [[Thirtysomething|Elliot Weston]] is a reporter, and [[Richie Rich|Lawrence Van Dough]] is White House Counsel. |
** [[The Lion King|Nala the Lion]] is a media consultant (OK, it's actually a [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]), [[Thirtysomething|Elliot Weston]] is a reporter, and [[Richie Rich|Lawrence Van Dough]] is White House Counsel. |
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** [[Police Academy|Tackleberry]] is a Colonel. |
** [[Police Academy|Tackleberry]] is a Colonel. |
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** Not to mention [[M*A*S*H|Hawkeye Pierce]] (with the help of [[Home Improvement|Jill Taylor]]) and [[Star Wars|Bail Organa]] (with wife [[Meet the Parents|Pam Byrnes]]) running for president. |
** Not to mention [[M*A*S*H (television)|Hawkeye Pierce]] (with the help of [[Home Improvement|Jill Taylor]]) and [[Star Wars|Bail Organa]] (with wife [[Meet the Parents|Pam Byrnes]]) running for president. |
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** And [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Mayor Wilkins]] as the Secretary of Agriculture. I can just see the Giant Snake Demon plowing through the walls of the White House... |
** And [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Mayor Wilkins]] as the Secretary of Agriculture. I can just see the Giant Snake Demon plowing through the walls of the White House... |
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** [[Star Trek: The Next Generation|Q himself]] likes to give conservative, pandering advice to the President as a pollster. |
** [[Star Trek: The Next Generation|Q himself]] likes to give conservative, pandering advice to the President as a pollster. |
Revision as of 03:38, 31 December 2014
- The Danza: Connie Britton as Connie Tate during the re-election cycle.
- Oliver Platt as Oliver Babish.
- Hey, It's That Guy!: Captain Greg Stillson Willard is the President, Rizzo is the first lady, FBI Director James Womack became the Chief of Staff, Eric Gordon is his deputy, Eddie Carr is the communications director, Billy Hixx is his deputy, Al Bundy is a governor and The Sheriff of Rottingham, Robin Colcord, is an ambassador. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
- Nala the Lion is a media consultant (OK, it's actually a Hey, It's That Voice!), Elliot Weston is a reporter, and Lawrence Van Dough is White House Counsel.
- Tackleberry is a Colonel.
- Not to mention Hawkeye Pierce (with the help of Jill Taylor) and Bail Organa (with wife Pam Byrnes) running for president.
- And Mayor Wilkins as the Secretary of Agriculture. I can just see the Giant Snake Demon plowing through the walls of the White House...
- Q himself likes to give conservative, pandering advice to the President as a pollster.
- Lucius Malfoy is a reporter in Palestine who takes an interest in the Deputy Chief of Staff's secretary.
- Doc Brown is a famous constitutional scholar.
- Jeremy Goodwin gets brought in as the new Deputy Communications Director, with stepsister Winnie Cooper for initial support.
- Retroactive Recognition: Juno and Skeeter Phelan's mom was the White House press secretary (after work as Julia Stiles, Heath Ledger, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's high school guidance counselor), and Gus used to be the President's personal aide.
- Calleigh Dusquesne was a Blonde Republican Sex Kitten before joining up with Horatio and co.
- Dr. Lisa Cuddy is a call girl! (Though, I'm pretty sure House already made that joke).
- Her friend Jeanine from law school is Michelle Dessler.
- Congressman David Wallace argued against gays in the military before becoming CFO of Dunder-Mifflin.
- Ron Swanson as a wildlife campaigner. Who'd have thought...
- Admiral Adama as a judge!
- And Admiral Forrest arrested him due to racial profiling. Awkward...
- Sometime between retiring as Chief of Police of New York City and raising a four generation cop family, Henry Reagan ran a drug company trying to work out a deal with AIDS-stricken African nations.
- Leroy Jethro Gibbs as secret service protection for the Press Secretary.