I really can't get over that the last two episodes of the show have taken place just a few days after the death of Fanny's son.  The writing doesn't reflect that at all. The attorney was basically his best friend- not broken up at all.  Even Fanny seems to be holding it together quite well.  Plus, let's get real…

I hate when people put down others for seeing movies like the Avengers and having discussions about their powers, etc.  So what? It's fiction- just like Mad Men is fiction, just like Alien was fiction.  It's fun to discuss.

I hate when people put down others for seeing movies like the Avengers and having discussions about their powers, etc.  So what? It's fiction- just like Mad Men is fiction, just like Alien was fiction.  It's fun to discuss.

I don't find Tina Fey nor Amy Poehler especially attractive. I will say, however, that both are pretty funny. Again, we can all give examples forever- but in my experience, overall, men happen to be funnier. If that's through practice, evolution, or whatever, I don't know.

I don't find Tina Fey nor Amy Poehler especially attractive. I will say, however, that both are pretty funny. Again, we can all give examples forever- but in my experience, overall, men happen to be funnier. If that's through practice, evolution, or whatever, I don't know.

You're right, I should have said "in my experience" as I haven't done the comparison between them all.  However, in my experience, women in general (not comedians just women I've known in my daily life) have not been as funny as men I've known.  Perhaps some of it is simply that a certain type of humor resonates with…

You're right, I should have said "in my experience" as I haven't done the comparison between them all.  However, in my experience, women in general (not comedians just women I've known in my daily life) have not been as funny as men I've known.  Perhaps some of it is simply that a certain type of humor resonates with…

What he said were "MOST" men were funnier than women. That's totally true.  Of course there are funny women out there- but overall, in terms of stand-up, television writers, etc., most women don't quite measure up.  There's a reason that on most sit-coms, it's the wife and mother (think Claire on Modern Family) who…

What he said were "MOST" men were funnier than women. That's totally true.  Of course there are funny women out there- but overall, in terms of stand-up, television writers, etc., most women don't quite measure up.  There's a reason that on most sit-coms, it's the wife and mother (think Claire on Modern Family) who…

"Talia doesn’t seem to participate in this rivalry at all."  What?? Talia immediately started cutting Hannah the moment they saw each other.

"Talia doesn’t seem to participate in this rivalry at all."  What?? Talia immediately started cutting Hannah the moment they saw each other.

Harry wouldn't get scurvy from not having a window- he would lack Vitamin D from no sunlight.  For scurvy, he'd have to lack Vitamin C.  Hence the British sailors bringing limes on long trips to supply Vitamin C - "Limeys".

Harry wouldn't get scurvy from not having a window- he would lack Vitamin D from no sunlight.  For scurvy, he'd have to lack Vitamin C.  Hence the British sailors bringing limes on long trips to supply Vitamin C - "Limeys".

I'm sure someone mentioned this already- but why is Peggy so hateful to Ken? He's one of the genuinely nice guys there, and always treated her with respect.  Now she throws the "stupid pact" back in his face, and leaves without even attempting to take him too? I really was pretty angry with Peggy this episode.

I'm sure someone mentioned this already- but why is Peggy so hateful to Ken? He's one of the genuinely nice guys there, and always treated her with respect.  Now she throws the "stupid pact" back in his face, and leaves without even attempting to take him too? I really was pretty angry with Peggy this episode.

Am I alone in feeling that I'd rather have one more Toyota commercial break instead of having "commercials" for the car with forced dialogue between the characters in the actual show? I hate that.

Am I alone in feeling that I'd rather have one more Toyota commercial break instead of having "commercials" for the car with forced dialogue between the characters in the actual show? I hate that.

Excellent point.

Excellent point.

One thing:  Where the hell does Harry come up with $500 just like that to give to Kinsey? That's the equivalent of thousands in today's dollars. He's not one of the partners, and has a wife and baby to take care of. I don't buy it.