More like even after Walt discovers that his cancer is in remission, he still stays in the cooking business.

More like even after Walt discovers that his cancer is in remission, he still stays in the cooking business.

Uh none of the above makes sense bro. You can't just come in all, "you guys are having too much fun here," which seems to be the general thrust of your argument.

Uh none of the above makes sense bro. You can't just come in all, "you guys are having too much fun here," which seems to be the general thrust of your argument.

Fantastic work on this review, it was such an intense read.

Fantastic work on this review, it was such an intense read.

oh man now the whole situation makes far more sense

oh man now the whole situation makes far more sense

For me it's less about the grade itself (which is imo pretty spot on here?) and more about the content of some of these reviews. I know BB isn't Mad Men but there could be more pulled from the material than "it was just crazy," etc. I really enjoy this show and would rather read more about others' experience with it,…

For me it's less about the grade itself (which is imo pretty spot on here?) and more about the content of some of these reviews. I know BB isn't Mad Men but there could be more pulled from the material than "it was just crazy," etc. I really enjoy this show and would rather read more about others' experience with it,…

hm some of that mechanism seems to have spelling errors

hm some of that mechanism seems to have spelling errors

Re: Betty, remember the little posters of a devil's face hovering over various delicious foods tacked up in her Weight Watchers meeting room? One was over a milkshake. And then the finished copy of Don's devil poster was kind of a neat way to fuse both that and Don's conflict with Ginsberg into a single, nice visual…

And betty is wearing the same shade of blue in the scene

Would agree but

You've put real thought into this.

the frustrated way she says beans at every meeting with the heinz people, hilarious. 
come to think, the stress of an actual creative workplace being something that MM realizes very well, anyone in design etc can probs relate to the absurdity behind making totally banal things into art that makes people "feel…

Too much liner, kinda goth-y.

No doubt Todd's plan is to tell via grades the story of this season starting out strong, then faltering in the first half before finding its way back to the top. Reality is not likely to affect this feel-good narrative