Hmm, looking at my clock I guess I probably don't have the time to catch up on the entirety of TRUE BLOOD before the new season starts tonight. Back to MAD MEN it is, always hoping for another Ken Cosgrove sighting.

High school's Walter White: Jenna Hamilton.

I will echo Myles's feelings on the half season as a whole (though I'm slightly more positive despite being bugged by how plot devicey Collin has been since his introduction. And also not as many great extended Val bits), and for this episode as well.

Gluck's true masterwork is FIRED UP!, specifically Dr. Rick.

He truly is the best part, even surrounded by other greatness.

Re-watched ELECTION the other night after years of not seeing it. That film is really good. Like really, really good. Oh yeah, looking forward to AWKWARD. too tonight.

Damn, didn't realize Eric Andre was in this show. Will have to catch up now, love THE ERIC ANDRE SHOW.

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What if Megan is just a projection of Don's ideals and desires that took on a physical and now walks the earth invading television screens and signing autographs in elevators while Roger tries to seduce her made up mother because made up people have parents too and Don actually made up Roger to be the guy he could be…

Indeed, like it did last season. I am not sure I would call their relationship completely healthy.

From about mid-season two onward I think she definitely has been similarly sour and unlikable. Even some flashes at points in season one. But at times, even this year, she's still a traditional likable protagonist. I never felt the need to always root for a central character though, so the presentation of Jenna…

#TeamVal (Sorry, Jake, Matty, and Colin!)

It doesn't bother me all that much, just struck me as a little strange. Still, like getting real time reactions in chat during commercials, so it's cool in that sense.

Interesting. I am watching this show right now, still have like thirty minutes to go. I agree with the A-, good to have this show back.

People getting all tied in knots about GoT and MAD MEN spoilers, but this one hurt me the hardest (didn't hurt, but I guess it would if I cared about spoilers).

If Enos vapidly stares in to the distance it could be called the best Carey Mulligan impression on TV.

That's not Don and Roger drinking Carnation.

Having VENTURE BROS. do that GoT scene that [as] put out like a month or two ago happening right now is kind of sad after GoT tonight even though I've been through the books. Just some kind of depressing synergy or whatever.

That would be cool, but that seems way too early. That said, who knows how much book four gets put in to season four. Hard to say, I'm no mind reader. Just seems strange to me that the show would have Tyrion stuck in a cell for episodes three through nine (where the next major event goes down, I reckon. Or not, that…