Yeah, but Lane is homely on purpose. Jared Harris is a pretty good-looking guy in real life. Did you see his interview with Sepinwall? There's a hilarious part where he talks about his disgust at the costume designers throwing stains on Lane's clothes.

Anyone know where to watch it? Netflix doesn't seem to have it. Does that bastard Hulu carry it?

Anyone know where to watch it? Netflix doesn't seem to have it. Does that bastard Hulu carry it?

"And my life insurance covers suicide after two years!"

"And my life insurance covers suicide after two years!"

Uh, no.

Uh, no.

Matthew Weiner's father gave him a copy of 'Catcher in the Rye' when he was in only second grade. It's in this old, but extremely illuminating Vanity Fair article on Mad Men —- http://www.vanityfair.com/c…

Matthew Weiner's father gave him a copy of 'Catcher in the Rye' when he was in only second grade. It's in this old, but extremely illuminating Vanity Fair article on Mad Men —- http://www.vanityfair.com/c…

I think if Weiner was concerned about the budget, he wouldn't have added a "I've been in 20 minutes this entire season" Christopher Stanley into the opening credits.

I think if Weiner was concerned about the budget, he wouldn't have added a "I've been in 20 minutes this entire season" Christopher Stanley into the opening credits.

I'm more in a state of empty mourning. I didn't cry at the television or anything, but I know I'm going to sleep with that dull image in my head and that I'll also be doing some pseudo-emotional contemplation on my life's meaning.

I'm more in a state of empty mourning. I didn't cry at the television or anything, but I know I'm going to sleep with that dull image in my head and that I'll also be doing some pseudo-emotional contemplation on my life's meaning.

Weiner said the theme of the premiere was something like "discontent with the contentedness". That sounds like an incredibly boring theme, but I think they've made twelve for-the-most-part-outstanding episodes centered around it.

Weiner said the theme of the premiere was something like "discontent with the contentedness". That sounds like an incredibly boring theme, but I think they've made twelve for-the-most-part-outstanding episodes centered around it.

Marten Weiner's middle name is actually "Holden". No joke.

Marten Weiner's middle name is actually "Holden". No joke.

I actually don't want Betty to be in the finale simply because I think that little warm smile while hugging Sally would be the perfect note to end her character's story this year.

I actually don't want Betty to be in the finale simply because I think that little warm smile while hugging Sally would be the perfect note to end her character's story this year.

I've honestly been baffled by some of the criticism leveled at the series this season by fans on other boards. A lot of it seems to be strange resentment of the Megan character or that its "too dark" or preference for the early 1960s setting. There's also some weird contingent that thinks Don not cheating on his wife…