It felt off because for once, everyone kind of got what they wanted except for two people who seem "good," Peggy and Ted, and Peggy and Ted were punished because they don't know how to be sneaky and play the game. Pete thought he knew how to play the game, but he didn't know what the game was. Now that he knows, he knows how to play it, which is why he seemed visibly more confident and happy at the end of the episode than he's seemed all season. If you like GoT, you should have loved this episode of Mad Men!
I like how any time the other party is a female or multiple people, they laugh and/or sing along, but any time it's a lone dude, he's all "WHAAAAAAT?!" or "GROSS!"
As a person living in the south (but not raised in the south), I will say this: Chik-fil-A has the most polite drive-thru attendants in the country. This is a documented (by me) fact. I'm not saying I WANT those kids to have to find jobs working at other establishments, I'm just saying that with that kind of training, SHOULD Chik-fil-A go under, we could get ourselves a lot of really polite drive-thru attendants in the near future. FOOD (amirite?!) for thought.
I know we're naming the show and all, but I'm surprised no one has commented yet on the fact that E! News totally beat out Extra! for the right to "exclusively learn" this information that is probably really important to everyone who works in the television industry.
I mostly agree, but I think the thing about Bane having been her protector and Bruce having sex with her does give Bane a very clear motivation for wanting to punch Batman.
*I know everyone was staring expectantly into the black space of the internet as you heard the ominous beats on my keyboard getting closer and closer to that much-anticipated Katie Featherston joke, and then you all totally jumped and screamed when it finally hit the comments, except for those of you who had been covering your eyes the whole time and just pretended to be scared when everyone else screamed, although you didn't really know why and were kind of glad you didn't know why, because nightmares.
Damnit! Now how am I supposed to propose to that kid from Jurassic Park?
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While I agree that there was maybe too much Adam stuff, I've been thinking about Don thinking about Adam since last week. Both he and Lane hanged themselves essentially because Don asked them to get out of his life, so it would make sense that he'd connect them.
She is actually 26! I know this because I looked it up last night when I was watching Fallon and was wondering whether she was secretly Taylor Swift in a wig.
I will watch this movie ONLY if they make it an anachronistic steam punk buddy cop movie in which Albert Einstein (Harrison Ford) and Isaac Newton (Jeremy Renner? or Johnny Depp wearing prostethics, because I just feel like he'd want to be a part of this) team up to talk about physics and invent an electricity-powered space ship that travels at the speed of light so they can effectively go to the future to stop the Third Reich before it even gets started (obviously with help from David Bowie reprising his role as Tesla from The Prestige), and the tag line will be something like, "This TIME, Newton's taking the LAWS into his own hands," and all the reviews will have to include something about the movie being "RELATIVELY good."
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