I thought Mad Men's third season was great as well (aside from Don's teacher mistress, who was just dull, IMO) and I was also surprised to see how many people thought it was the weakest. Though I didn't - and still don't - care for Henry, Betty was well-developed in season 3; from what I remember, she had some really…

I thought Noomi Rapace was good, but not many other people seem to agree with me on that one. Then again, I also largely liked the movie…

I thought Noomi Rapace was good, but not many other people seem to agree with me on that one. Then again, I also largely liked the movie…

That's rough about Beachy. Hope he's not out for too long.

That's rough about Beachy. Hope he's not out for too long.

Gatsby is one of my favorite American lit classics, probably one of the few I read for school that I genuinely loved (though I first read it before I had to do so for class). Is it blasphemous that I've never heard of Winesburg, Ohio? It sounds good, though, like something I should add to my continuously growing Must…

Gatsby is one of my favorite American lit classics, probably one of the few I read for school that I genuinely loved (though I first read it before I had to do so for class). Is it blasphemous that I've never heard of Winesburg, Ohio? It sounds good, though, like something I should add to my continuously growing Must…

I think that is definitely the trend, but honestly, I enjoy the experience of watching a movie in theaters. Then again, aside from a few, choice exceptions, most of my experiences haven't been actively annoying. Watching something on TV or on DVD just isn't the same.

I think that is definitely the trend, but honestly, I enjoy the experience of watching a movie in theaters. Then again, aside from a few, choice exceptions, most of my experiences haven't been actively annoying. Watching something on TV or on DVD just isn't the same.

I've heard a surprising number of people who are really interested in Ted. I don't really have anything against it personally, but it just sort of makes me think, Really?

I've heard a surprising number of people who are really interested in Ted. I don't really have anything against it personally, but it just sort of makes me think, Really?

I've always felt that Brave was closer to How to Train a Dragon, which feels weird because it seems like Pixar is suddenly trying to be more like Dreamworks (though How to Train a Dragon was genuinely good). It's disappointing. I hope at least that movie they keep mentioning about going into the mind or something is…

I've always felt that Brave was closer to How to Train a Dragon, which feels weird because it seems like Pixar is suddenly trying to be more like Dreamworks (though How to Train a Dragon was genuinely good). It's disappointing. I hope at least that movie they keep mentioning about going into the mind or something is…

Eh, don't think it'll do much to his reputation, especially since the few reviews I read of the movie seemed to think he was the least-terrible thing about it.

Eh, don't think it'll do much to his reputation, especially since the few reviews I read of the movie seemed to think he was the least-terrible thing about it.

That was…beautiful. Yet inscrutable. Just like a Terrence Malick movie.

That was…beautiful. Yet inscrutable. Just like a Terrence Malick movie.

Not necessarily. While that is often the case, there are many great shows that started off with rocky first seasons, like Buffy and Fringe, just to name a couple.

Not necessarily. While that is often the case, there are many great shows that started off with rocky first seasons, like Buffy and Fringe, just to name a couple.

Agree that this episode was a bit off or hit-and-miss as a finale, but Pete is not a weak character. I've always found him to be one of the most fascinating characters on the show.