It would have been such a great transition for her to volunteer to ACT in the Cool Whip spot, too, I don't get it.  What a great segue-way.

BTW What happened to Polly?

While I agree with you that in an alternate universe, Pete and Peggy would have been fantastic, I don't think there's any going back.  I read that bittersweet moment you mention as a clear parting of the ways, in different directions.

Well, there were a crapload of other shows on Sunday night, I'm actually not even ready to read this yet.  I'm not even through the Mad Men comments yet. Maybe I'll read it in a few days.

Won't the new ones be called Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1 ?  
I can't keep up, I'm still worried I've missed the Moral Orel special they teased a while ago, coming up "soon".

Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' about!

Pete is extremely attractive. Pete and Peggy sizzle together, they had the hottest chemistry, with the ponytail pull, and the hunting story.  Rory instigating Pete into sex on her living room floor while he was resisting was the first glimmer of heat I've seen on this show for a very long time.  (Don and Megan are…

Also hollow, Betty's "we have everything" to Henry at Gene's birthday party.

Between this display and the fiasco at Howard Johnson's, they certainly aren't giving a flying flip about what clients think of them, are they!

I think the lying and the Cool Whip run-through were highlighting the fact that Megan is almost always performing.

The BBC has a recording of Sylvia Plath reading that poem, but it requires you to download RealPlayer.  I did it anyway (ugh) and the poem was so much better.

Now what does he do? Personally, I'm hoping he begins to repair his relationship with Peggy.

They only *just* moved past having the elevator operators, like Hollis at the former office, and Shirley MacLaine in "The Apartment".  I'd like to see them brought back, like doormen.

@avclub-1381551339ad8ecfb87a9719aa659716:disqus Too early to judge Ginsberg on his wardrobe, Megan has been taking all of his milk money.

@avclub-6796f650a074ef60bd6d33a1b59054a0:disqus  Thanks so much. ( I see it now has an introduction from Jonathan Safran Foer.)

I disagreed with the "they're jealous of Megan knowing what she wants".  It's always just bewildering to see someone throw away what you're working for, when it comes so easily to them.

As soon as Megan looked away, his smile dissolved away, and the show cut to the next day with him still contemplating it, while waiting to start the Cool Whip routine.

@thomasrhys:disqus You did indeed.

For me, it recalled the episode of Leave It To Beaver, where The Beeve gets caught up in the rite of passage of joining Columbia House Record Club.

JUST TASTE IT!  Peggy is truly my "audience surrogate".