Wye Oak - Civilian

At this point Don is a Pennsylvania farmboy named Dick Whitman. You could have some fun with Roger Sterling just getting back from the war, or Bert Cooper pre-orchidectomy.

My God, what a rack. Hayley Atwell, bless you. That rack is the only reason I tuned into the show. Thrilled to find out that it's actually a good show.

Yup, I also thought that was a pretty stupid review. The writer was annoyed by the fact that she has to pay attention.

That's what I was going to say! Whoever made this video just repeated everything in the show. How is that a "Great Job, Internet"? This feature has kind of sucked lately.

Kevin Smith's career collapsed because he is a terrible writer and filmmaker with nothing to say. "Clerks" was the biggest case of beginner's luck in the world.

It seems it's some sort of bowling game.

I remember always being disappointed when it was a Booger and Agnes episode.

I was going to watch this show just for Hayley Atwell's breasts. Good to know it's actually a good show.

Hayley Atwell: great breasts.

I am going to watch this show for Hayley Atwell's breasts.

Carson's pretty awful. Trying to stop poor Daisy from educating herself. Ass.

The single dumbest thing in five seasons of this show was Thomas keeping his job after being outed.

He was the worst. "Ray Ray, Pookie, and mama's baby daddy."

"is that supposed to set her up as a model for the new independent woman of the '20s?"

I wish this show would go all "Inglorious Basterds" and have a full-on Bolshevik Revolution in England. The servant girls could steal all of Mary and Edith's jewelry. Lord Grantham could be made to muck out the stables before they hang him. Tom could remember his working-class roots and be commissar of the Downton…

But if you marry Lady Mary, neither you nor your offspring get that fortune. Little George Crawley does. Marrying Lady Mary brings little more than getting to live in the Downton house.

It is so weird how the show has mostly forgotten that the Great War ever happened. I mean, I guess we know why the show has forgotten that the Great War happened. Julian Fellowes loves the British upper classes and wishes that England could turn the clock back a hundred years to the time when the lords decided…

Yep. Terrible death toll.

This is the craziest part about that show. Mary would have to be 35, at least, and she's treated as some great marriage prize. Not to mention the show will never mention that there weren't a hell of a lot of marriageable men in the first place, what with nearly a million of them dead in France.