Garrett's now married, to his cousin, because he was inspired by a speech of Chang's to put personal happiness before vague fears of judgment and innuendo. I dunno, I guess I thought it felt consequential.

It's a big umbrella…

Seriously…here's where I finally fell fully in love with Frankie. How else do you respond to that question? Working and tending to personal affairs is all I ever do.

i was hoping to see Mac—or Tina Marjorino—at Club Club. "It's new."

….except for one more part:

"Try this for a deep, dark secret…he doesn't exist! I invented him. Follow…"

Yep—"Everybody needs love, Ruby. I lost the love of my son. I found it with you all."

Me too! I hated Lianne every single second she appeared in season one; so glad the season finale vindicated my hatred.

I agree with you, but it sounds like her biological son begs to differ.

Uh, I know why. It's devastating.

Rose had a baby? I bet it dies.

In the Halloween one, Mr. Oleson chopped off Mrs. Oleson's head. That's what Laura saw anyway.

The image of a woman holding a baby in a burning house trying to break a window so she can jump while she screams and the baby cried is burned into my brain. I had just turned four when this episode aired (I've checked air dates); it gave me the first nightmare I can ever remember, complete with charred baby. Kids who…

Karen Grassle was awesome. Best/most underrated TV mom ever. Nobody needs Charles.

But she's a generous friend.

Hi!

In The Graduate, Mrs. Robinson had sex with Ben….but no Mrs. Robinson sex on Mad Men.

Dorothy's internal journey was a coming-of-age thing, so when Miss Gulch comes back for Toto, she'll ready now to throw a bucket of water on her/punch her/tell her to fuck herself, etc.

"…'girth-challenged' is the preferred nomenclature." —Veronica on PHAT kids, "Show Me the Monkey"

No, her contract was not renewed because James Marsters was coming on the show as a regular, and the budget had been cut so they could not accommodate the two salaries.