He goes into a tirade and uses the n-word. Shirley socks him. Lou still gets fired.

"Ladies, in my office".

They're still in the high schools and some colleges, but at the pro level, not anymore. Today's players have no problem kicking a coach's ass if he says the wrong thing.

Harry's an earner; he's not going anywhere.

Maybe it's part of establishing the reveal as to what made Betty so damaged.

Aaarggh!

To me, what was so fantastic about his episode was the way makeup (and the lack of it) was used to tell two important stories in this episode. In the first instance, it happened during Don and Megan's fight. When Don stands and talks to Megan, he's not the crisp, chiseled, Don Draper who makes stewardesses moist, and…

You're trying way too hard. You're a goof, and a troll.

I don't think Don got a boner, he pulled a boner; made a big mistake. The wolf/lamb line is not about emasculation, it's about which of the two is going to get the upper hand in whatever business they're contemplating. What Bert did was certainly the soft racism that's just as much (if not more) a regularity of life…

Don might be relating his feelings about having to go to his father's funeral at an early age.

It amazes me how people can empathize with Don's hurts and pains, but don't seem to recognize how terribly emotionally broken Betty is. I read about now bad an actress January Jones is, but she's great as Betty.

You must not know many black women.

The guy still calls the radio a "wireless". What do you think?

Good catch. Most New York coakroaches are the German cockroach; long black things where eyes should be, slender bodies, and capable of flying short distances.

If you think your New York apartment has to be messy for you to have cockroaches, you've never lived in New York. They're on the city seal.

It was…it was…

If you've raised or spent significant family time around a teenage girl, you'll understand her portrayal is spot on. Despite her protesting (and Don felt this out), Sally was sad and mourning something about her friend's loss, and other things weighing on her. That's what so good about the performance; there are…

I usually read a couple of hundred comments before I post to try not to repeat the thoughts of others, but I wanted to hit on something Sonia wrote last week as far as Don not really being all that comfortable with who Sonia described as Megan's "handler", who in other conversations would be called her "agent". Don…