I always thought of Mad Men as a prequel to Soap, which is how we know Pete can't ever kill himself, because

Is it a sign of utter despair or utter awesome that Jake's rhymes and "On The Next Mad Men" have become the only minute and a half I actually look forward to every week?

How fitting that an episode about megalomaniacal dreams of self-created glory and a character who's nothing but a fantastic vision should feature the ingenious gentleman of La Mancha himself.

Oh, the website. Of course.

The only "established" part was that Britta's phone number had a Colorado area code, which could just as easily have been acquired during her transient-hippie phase — particularly as it was a cellular phone, which most people under 30 now use to exclusion, and often keep the same number when they move.

Only four days, and already Pam is the only one still left on Team Live Badass?

No, it'd be 12. Double it and add ten, hoser.

AV Club comments threads are not the place to send your resume for consideration as the next White House Chef.

Talk about missing the point of the source material!

"Waiting For Guffman certainly didn’t feature Blanche DuBois flying around on wires while inexplicably surrounded by laser beams and other flashy, nonsensical stagecraft."

Well, I guess that makes more sense than saying they're a musical group.

Wait, Harmon's partners are Blossom's brothers?

What's this? "People called Romanes, they go the hydrofoil"?

He also better not accuse the ISIS crew of being anti-astrites.

@avclub-6f518c31f6baa365f55c38d11cc349d1:disqus: Makes sense that the most accurate piece of information the denizens of the year 2112 would have about our time is that Neil Peart stands alone.

The image of Cyril's glasses floating past, blasted off his face, after Sterling shoots him was hilarious enough, but the fact that they decided defibrillating him wasn't so urgent that they couldn't put the glasses back on his face FIRST …

Before my mum got a pair of yorkie-shih-tzu mixes, I didn't realize "Down Doggie" from The League was a REAL THING.

One of my favourite drinking games consists of reading Netflix reviews looking for instances of term "cameo" meaning "guest star" or "supporting actor".

Well: "I believe the French should whine about everything, the English should apologise, and that it is pronounced 'zed' — not 'zee', 'zed'! — because that's how the the Queen of England told us to pronounce it!" -Joe Bird, Canadian

This is why I never take meetings with Craig T. Nelson.