I watch for Connie Britton's hair =D lol now THAT is a national treasure

1) "Avery occasionally smiling over at her like he’s a fucking guardian
angel and not the worst character in the history of television." Perfect!
2) I didn't like any songs in this episode. They weren't horrible, just nothing stood out. Nothing has really stood out for me in a long time. "Fade Into You" and "If I…

Bottom line: they are not Megan's kids. Don has made her a part-time single mother and that is not okay. Kids aside though, is she distracted from her life at home? I hope so! Don is never home, has an unpredictable schedule (mostly his doing—affairs, random outings, alcohol binges at work—not only due to his line of…

@avclub-5bbc67c39fbdf1c74e28b86c595f6e4a:disqus I agree that Henry is a great step-parent. Megan? I'd say she's mediocre. She started off really strong when she was the nanny but that's because it was her job to care for them. Now, she's still nice to them but they're more of a hassle for her. It's not really her…

Worth the labor to watch? Yeah, probably still worth it. Worth the labor to analyze and write about? That's more questionable.

hahaha she didn't even want to put the time into putting water in a sauce pan to boil, she sent Sally to do it. Sally was probably thinking, "oh no, not Megan's spaghetti again" so she said they weren't hungry and figured she'd make something on her own once Megan left.

@avclub-09a0aabb73e345f3b2ad865bc4fc1b28:disqus Bobby Draper #4 looks so much like what Campbell's kid should look like. He's a mini Pete Campbell in so many ways.

I don't think she had to find anything for the statements she made. Don's name, well that she got from some list of apartment residents. But a girl thinking her father is handsome and her mother is a piece of work, well that applies to a large part of the population.

Elderly Negro? hah, you're not part of this Mad Men episode, let's revert to 2013 language now.

Is it weird that all the parts I liked in this episode were when Don was being chewed out? Betty (hot Betty is back!) did it and she had the right to, Don is a terrible father and was a terrible husband. Sylvia did it and did so masterfully. Peggy subtly did it with her expressions the entire episode. If they could…

Or by re-auditioning for Rayna after Scarlett talked to her (goodness knows why it took her so long to mention Gunnar's brother's death was the reason for his absence)? So many logical storylines, so little time.

Hmm, someone like his fiancée? Oh no, this story could come back to haunt us next season! Even in death we can't get rid of Dante's storyline hahaha

Con artist Dante Rivas' real name is: Dante Rivas. Oh Nashville.

Sasha, Dixon, AIDS, Ivy. Just another random 90210 episode.

Yeah, isn't that manwhoring aspect so weird? Liam was with 3 of the 4 main female characters (+1 for Naomi's sister). Every single one of them thought they were having some epic relationship with him while they were in it, then he would magically move on to the next girl and they were all for it. Really, everyone was…

I was actually playing this game as I watched the show. I noticed how attractive every single person on this cast is. Really, what group of friends in high school all look like that? There's usually at least one unattractive person lol

90210 was the habit I couldn't kick, I'm glad they kicked it for me. It has its okay moments but more than anything its sheer existence is what kept me coming. I'm glad it's over—not in a malicious way but rather, I'm glad I have one less one hour show to keep up with.

Yeah, I really don't want to judge a woman's body, especially one that is actually quite beautiful, but I did think Cardellini's body looked like a body of a woman her age (a woman her age in great shape, but still not with the softness of curves of a young woman) when I saw the scene in which she slowly takes her…

Funny, that's the same haze Don has about the past.

I also don't remember Burt Peterson or what could have caused such hostility. I went with it though given how it seemed to be wrapping itself up.