I like him, but I can't deny that the "mortified" face seems really disingenuous. I think people would have less of a problem with him if he'd own the bitchiness a bit more.

I like him, but I can't deny that the "mortified" face seems really disingenuous. I think people would have less of a problem with him if he'd own the bitchiness a bit more.

Those double teeth were more disturbing to me than the dancing corpse in "Marionette."

Those double teeth were more disturbing to me than the dancing corpse in "Marionette."

When did 1600 stop being a perfect SAT score? God, I feel old.

When did 1600 stop being a perfect SAT score? God, I feel old.

That is… not a consensus. Which I shall interpret as a tribute to the consistent quality of the band's work.

That is… not a consensus. Which I shall interpret as a tribute to the consistent quality of the band's work.

What would people say is their best album? I have (and really like) Pretty in Black, but I've heard it's not the best representation of their sound.

What would people say is their best album? I have (and really like) Pretty in Black, but I've heard it's not the best representation of their sound.

You know, I can see that, at least as it applies to the non-Pete partners. You're right that none of them had given Don reason until then to think that they'd entertain such a sleazy proposition of Joan.

You know, I can see that, at least as it applies to the non-Pete partners. You're right that none of them had given Don reason until then to think that they'd entertain such a sleazy proposition of Joan.

@avclub-146bc30c345d31f3468fec764a1970e1:disqus He's not nearly as culpable as the rest of them, but Don was arrogant to assume that the conversation stopped just because he left the room. And he (like Roger and/or Bert) should have spoken to Joan right after that meeting.

@avclub-146bc30c345d31f3468fec764a1970e1:disqus He's not nearly as culpable as the rest of them, but Don was arrogant to assume that the conversation stopped just because he left the room. And he (like Roger and/or Bert) should have spoken to Joan right after that meeting.

That's a fair point. Trying to sneak it by him like that wasn't any more mature than Don's freak-out.

That's a fair point. Trying to sneak it by him like that wasn't any more mature than Don's freak-out.

What I got from that episode is that he doesn't harbor ill-will toward women, even though his ads have that anti-feminist vibe.

What I got from that episode is that he doesn't harbor ill-will toward women, even though his ads have that anti-feminist vibe.

You're right, "Limit your own dreams and be a nursemaid to my neuroses" is more egalitarian.

You're right, "Limit your own dreams and be a nursemaid to my neuroses" is more egalitarian.