Mad Men

Nice to see all that work done during this season to establish each character's most
special attributes paid off at the end.

 

Does a single Don Draper do as well with women as a married Don Draper?

 

Catching up on some weekend shows - how cool to go from Mad Men, to a Law and Order where the actor who plays Harry guest suspecting (including a suicide attempt with a ball point pen).

 

Weiner talks about the final.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-11-09/mad-men-laid-bare/full/

 

It was the '60s, dude. People got away with killing presidents, let alone stealing files.

 

Interesting to me that Don has yet to make a move on the two strongest women in the show, Joan and Peggy.

 

Joan was always Roger's woman and Don wasn't going to go there. I think Don could have a fling with Peggy, but he is also probably mindful that he would not want to wreck his working relationship with her.

 

methinks don is a don't crap where he eats sort of fella.

 

When Don and Joan where in the hospital waiting room after Guy was mowed down I got a bit of a "if only things were different we could have been great together" vibe.

 

I haven't watched episodic TV in 20 years or more. Probably way more.

And now I can't wait until next season on this one.

You've got to be really good to get me. Obviously, Mad Men got me.

 

A terrible episode (par for the course for that stupid fucking show) but I'm still in love with the ultimate female Double J.

 

I'm starting to think Taylor Swift must have written her own sketches. Just a boring episode that didn't seem to have a point. The only funny line was when Fred Armisen and the other Mad Men were talking about how much they liked Betty and Armisen said "I like Peggy."
I think SNL would be funnier if they showed writers pitching these sketches.
"Okay - we have Rear Window and January plays Grace Kelly and she farts a lot."
"Okay - we have two people staring up at clouds describing weird objects that they think the clouds look like."
"Okay - we have a female reporter coming on to an someone during an interview."