Just keep your nipples to yourself.

Sounds like Microsoft…

That was my take as well—like Louie realized what he was doing to her and tried to imagine what was going on in her head.

Ugh, the limp-then-run game! Where do kids learn it? Is there a tutorial on Yo Gabba Gabba or something?

Good question! Did Pamela Adlon contribute at all (she's quite thin, but I can imagine that she understands body issues since she's a woman in Hollywood)?

I am a nongamer who has been watching this whole thing unravel from the sidelines. What else is bad about the Xbox One, other than having a creepy camera watch you at all times?

Henry's the one who takes Sally to the doctor; he picks them up and drives them around; when they had the baby's first birthday party he was interacting easily with the kids and with the neighbors.

It was on a hill and the houses were packed tightly and sided with clapboard. It definitely looked like the Bay Area to me.

In my perfect universe, she ends up with a mentally stable Ginsberg.

CHAUNCY!!!! Nooooooo!

So, the only two characters still supporting the Vietnam War are Lou and Betty? Ouch…but probably realistic.

I love that Don and Megan cock-blocked him.

He's worried that people will detect that he is performing?

It kind of struck me that he was more upset that she pouted like a little kid after he contradicted her (she didn't go to any other houses after that even though their house was part of a progressive dinner). I get the feeling he's worried she won't be supportive during his next campaign, and that the fact that his…

Sadly, it turned out that while Megan is good with kids, she is more of a babysitter figure/friend than someone who is maternal with them. Which is not really a failure on Megan's part, more just reflecting on the sad lack of parenting for the Draper kids from anyone other than Henry Francis.

Rachel is too good for Don, though!

"What do you do? You're just so electric!!!"

The Discovery Channel is a good option as long as it isn't a show about animals or science.

Arundel—all of Oakland looks like a back alley…I don't think the background means she's getting an abortion necessarily.

I felt like we were seeing Megan powerless for the first time, which we've never really seen before now. She is feeling exposed and self-conscious because she isn't a huge success in LA (have we ever seen Megan struggle before about anything EVER? I doubt she knows how). Plus, she's beginning to realize that her…