Mad Men returns. Thumbs up or down?

Don't ever use that font again.

 

I'm trying to come up with a way the lighter reignites the Whitman problem, but it's hard to see it.

 

(The lighter that was switched with the PFC's) was the real Lt. Don Draper's zippo; the one Dick dropped to ignite the explosion that killed the real Don in Korea.

 

If Facebook existed in the time of Mad Men:

http://www.happyplace.com/23042/mad-men-facebook-recap-season6-episode-1

 

That's pretty good except Don would be the guy who refuses to create a Facebook account no matter how much his wife pesters him to do so.

 

Betty's rape joke made me laugh more than anything the show has ever done.

 

A dozen times funnier than the NFL QB conversations from this past season.

 

The same person apparently does them for each episode of Game of Thrones as well, but I haven't read those yet.

 

Mad Men will end with Apple in 1983 coming to Sterling Cooper wanting something big for the Super Bowl. Don, who never mastered a typewriter, doesn't know what the hell to do with it. "Why would somebody want a computer?," he asks. He tells the company to go to Chiat/Day.

 

I'm convinced. Pete Campbell has the kavorka.

... and go Trudy!

 

Roger's face during the Jaguar meeting was terrific.

 

I don't get the Pete Campbell thing. I find him completely unattractive but women fall for him. What am I missing?