Agreed. I'm glad the people on this show look like real people, cosmetic dentistry wasn't that big of a thing then anyway. I also like how the trim people on the show don't have abs. Those little details really make it period-appropriate to me.

Or maybe it will just be wedding after wedding after wedding!

I wonder if she will be moving into his yurt.

@avclub-74c585d99078f09ef754419ed0a6150c:disqus  Yep. And isn't that basically the premise of Downton Abbey?

I totally understand that, but since the end is nigh I think I can stick it out.

He Hit Me (It Felt Like a Kiss) at the end of Mystery Date was the perfect chilling capper on that one, for me.

"Plus, she can't pull off modern clothes nearly as well as those 60s dresses."

Many a game of paddycake.

I think I'd go with Good Grief or Fakin' It.

In rereading, great list. My dad started watching Mad men last season and, even though I have the series thusfar on DVD, he hasn't watched seasons 1-4 yet. I just sent him this article, since he has Netflix instant, so he can hopefully watch some of them.

@CivilizationHasFailed:disqus THis will change everything

Scrolled down, made sure The Suitcase was there. Phew.

Wait, which four of those won't I hear?

"Edit: I should mention that it bothered me that Marina Squercati looked far too young to have a 20 year old."

I just think it's weird in the first flashbacks he had straight hair and now it's super curly?

@eric827:disqus  Oh my god I noticed that, too! Hahaha

~*symbolism*~ Hannah wasn't wearing pants and Adam wasn't wearing a shirt so together they made one outfit.

Riiiiight SpikeTV sounds familiar now. But I didn't know that about the casting. Heh.

In fall of 2008 some channel (TBS or something) was filming an American version of this in Chicago that never aired. There were trailers at the end of my block (I lived near the Fireside Bowl at the time)…apparently they were filming the bowling episode there. Man I wish I could have seen it just cos it was by my…

Seconded.