Sweet Jesus, this sounds like the very pit of hell itself.

They had to get to the fireworks factory sometime. The "60s" have been hanging over the entire series, and then we get attached to it being a certain degree of quiet. When the actual history intrudes on the series and blows up the calm a little bit, then all of a sudden it's like the audience feels a little bit of the…

Comes the Inquisitor has such massive arc importance, in retrospect, that you can probably spend a whole one parsing out how it basically informs everything else.

Much like Omar, who everyone also loves.

Who let Jim DeRogatis post here?

I'm talking about fuckin' vampires!

"It’s ridiculous, it’s embarrassing,"

Is this one of those things where Bay sucking in the present somehow makes us hate The Rock? I mean, come on, it's at least 1.5 times better than Commando.

What this comment lacks in originality, it makes up for in being completely on point.

I thought it was a variation on Don's signature Old Fashioned, just proving the depths of Ted's obsession.

Still not for sale: Mitt Romney's binders full of women.

"Don't put this on me," said God.

Mambos 1-3 were sabotaged before completion. Mambo 4 traveled back in time and came to Perez Prado, thus becoming the seed of Lou Bega's Mambo 5.

I must not have gotten the memo that I wasn't supposed to like Halloween.

@avclub-600a51b7602a94be94712bbf272284a2:disqus I thought it was pretty clear that he didn't actually get the better of Joan, and instead made a giant ass of himself, to the extent that Sterling and Cooper think they can buy him off with money. Like a whore.
Of course, that's probably little comfort to Joan.

This is the appropriate level of discourse for Nemesis.

@avclub-618fd0370047b25592c8a7db0ff8a9c0:disqus It's disorienting, because it's the exact opposite reflex from what they intend.

You don't hear TOS fans sticking up for A Private Little War because Vietnam was happening at the time. It's part of the context but has little to do with the execution.

What happened to you, Oklahoma? You used to be cool, with the Lips and the tornadoes and the hillbillies and all. At least you've still got 2 of those things

If I were Chris Brown I might be wary about collaborating with Black Eyed anything