I liked the implications here for the Peggy/Joan dichotomy.  Joan at the beginning was the winner.  She was cool and beautiful and, lest we forget, very good at her job. She played the game right.  She was going to marry a rich man and it was going to go exactly how it should have.  Peggy was, for a while, her…

Granted, but they dont cover current events so much.

I have no idea what he's intending to do.  I suspect he's trying to make a "Great" TV show, one we mark as defining a generation, if so he's trying too hard.

It's like they made a children's book into a TV show, but threw some dirty jokes and easy folk music in to attract college kids and tea-baggers.

I don't mind Lucas's revisionist film paradigm, I think its interesting as a concept.  But is digitizing Yoda really what needs to be revised about Ep I?

Spinoff
And though the show still has one more season, I think now would be the time to start a letter writing campaign to get Mike his own spinoff.

walter is too stupid to be believible
Am I the only one that thought this episode made Walt look somewhat too clueless? In the beginning, Walter was portrayed as being ironically competent at this job, now hes being oddly incompetent. I get that hes stressed and wants respect and his swagger might be getting in the…

Gotta
As I continue to watch this, I am realizing this score is going to have to go. It's coming through VERY loud, its overpowering. There is like not more than 30 seconds of music free dialogue. Every scene bumpers in and out with poorly synthed moany music.

Seems so old…are you sure this wasn't made in the mid-90's?
The music is retarded. So bad, so so bad. In fact, the whole thing seems somewhat overproduced. We don't need so much soundtrack. We dont need lots of complex tracking/dolly shots. We don't need so many over-developed scenarios. The rich kid, the drug…

Lame
Straight male prostitutes? Sounds boring.

on off on off on off…
Also, House taking vicodin doesn't ratchet up the show, it just throws it back into the mobius strip. He's on it hes off it, it doesn't matter, it does matter, on and on and on. House is better hes worse hes cured he relapses.

dumb
The reason Cuddy broke up with House had nothing to do with their incompatibilities. They don't make sense together because they have nothing in common, not because House is a jerk. Lots of women love jerks, and there is nothing wrong with that in of itself.

Question
The party was on Saturday, but everyone was hungover on Monday morning?

As much as the magic of it falls apart when you analyse it, I find the effectiveness of the laugh track to be fascinating.

I can see Parsons winning. Sheldon is a pretty complex character defined by his consistency. Part of what makes him interesting is that hes not a nerd in the traditional sense. He's not insecure or lovelorn. His social failings are not something which bother him in the least. He's perfectly happy with who he is…

enlighten me
In what way is Kurt more than a stereotype?

not to mention..
that "being woofed" is more likely to happen at a gay leather bar than on the internet.

Also, might put an -ly in the obvious place.

Do you think
Do you think Jacqui was hurt at all that no one really tried to keep her from killing herself? I mean one guy spent some serious time trying to talk a pretty blonde out of it, and it didn't really take that much work.

Good move firing the writers.
They are obvious dumb. This episode ran like a Michael Bay movie. Nonsensical science which hinders the plot, arbitrary suicidal insanity which is easy to talk down, unnecessary suspense injection via a contrived countdown, all ending with a fairly uninteresting explosion. Did you know…