Am I the only one who thought that whole scene played out like something out of a Wes Anderson movie?

Am I the only one who thought that whole scene played out like something out of a Wes Anderson movie?

It seems to me that Betty is fighting a fight that Don and Megan aren't really fighting. Don likes his kids. Megan thinks its cool to have a "kid sister" around. Betty just keeps fighting, though, and the only people she is hurting are the kids.

It seems to me that Betty is fighting a fight that Don and Megan aren't really fighting. Don likes his kids. Megan thinks its cool to have a "kid sister" around. Betty just keeps fighting, though, and the only people she is hurting are the kids.

I thought the same thing when I was watching that scene.

I thought the same thing when I was watching that scene.

If the central theme is women and the painful process of their being recognized as equals you would be right. I think the central theme of this season has been a question; how far are you willing to go? How far is Don willing to go to keep his marriage afloat? How far are Meagan and Peggy willing to go to realize…

If the central theme is women and the painful process of their being recognized as equals you would be right. I think the central theme of this season has been a question; how far are you willing to go? How far is Don willing to go to keep his marriage afloat? How far are Meagan and Peggy willing to go to realize…

You forgot Amerikkka's Most Wanted

You forgot Amerikkka's Most Wanted

The whole thing sounds vaguely like the intro to Billy Joel's "The Stranger" as well.

The whole thing sounds vaguely like the intro to Billy Joel's "The Stranger" as well.

Nope. West By-God Virginia

Nope. West By-God Virginia

Meh. Half the Marvel Universe exists because of the hunt to find a new super soldier serum. Weapon Plus, Luke Cage, in the movie universe Banner is working on a super soldier serum when he was turned into the Hulk. I like that aspect of the Marvel Universe, that everything is sort-of connected.

The commercial did show them eating food and being cured.

The funny thing is before my the pitch I said to my wife that you can't sell a restaurant like Subway on something like taste appeal or the gourmet aspect of the food because they don't really make sandwiches; they assemble them based on your instructions. It's not like the deli down the road that actually has an idea…

Can there be a little bit of "Little Spanish Flea" to play the scene out over the laugh track? If so, I'm hiring you to write my biopic!

It should have been a runner, like in that episode of Scrubs where all the men take cold showers (called, appropriately, "My Cold Shower"). Every time he was sexually rejected they should have showed him in the shower beating off and crying (or, as I like to call it, Tuesday).

I agree with the funeral scene. Did the old lady just invite him to the funeral so she could yell at him?