It's almost like we know these people better than our families or friends.  They are under our microscopes during their highest highs and lowest lows.  A life changing event (Lane's suicide) effects us deeply.  Sure we consider his feelings but also the feelings of those around him.

It's almost like we know these people better than our families or friends.  They are under our microscopes during their highest highs and lowest lows.  A life changing event (Lane's suicide) effects us deeply.  Sure we consider his feelings but also the feelings of those around him.

Let's not forget how terrible Betty acted at the beginning of the ep. when Sally didn't want to go on the trip.  "You're not going to sit around and read" ugh.

Let's not forget how terrible Betty acted at the beginning of the ep. when Sally didn't want to go on the trip.  "You're not going to sit around and read" ugh.

Yes, Don's speech at Dow summed up the series as a whole.  Americans, men, women, at home or at the work place, have so much but still want more.  The drama is how far they will go to get "100%".

Yes, Don's speech at Dow summed up the series as a whole.  Americans, men, women, at home or at the work place, have so much but still want more.  The drama is how far they will go to get "100%".

It was a joke Batz! Notice "mayo" is in quotes.

It was a joke Batz! Notice "mayo" is in quotes.

The first 2-3 seasons of Just Shoot Me were ok right?  I haven't watched any in a long time.  Spade could be funny, the Elliot and Jack characters were interesting and I think the MVP of the show was Nina Van Horne.

Do you put that "mayo" on said Anne Hathaway hot dog?

Do you put that "mayo" on said Anne Hathaway hot dog?

So according to Chinese censors Mr. Wu never lived in Deadwood?

So according to Chinese censors Mr. Wu never lived in Deadwood?

"I fuckin' rue the day I taught you that word."

"I fuckin' rue the day I taught you that word."

"Spinal Tap".  Manages to make fun of "serious" rock documentaries (I'm looking at you "Last Waltz") as well as the record/entertainment industries.  I like the Paul Schaffer bit: "Here, kick my ass, just kick my ass".

"Spinal Tap".  Manages to make fun of "serious" rock documentaries (I'm looking at you "Last Waltz") as well as the record/entertainment industries.  I like the Paul Schaffer bit: "Here, kick my ass, just kick my ass".

Doesn't he die at the end by going thru a car wash without a car?

Doesn't he die at the end by going thru a car wash without a car?

Hah, I love that look.  Even tho Donovan could write and play, he realizes this is a force in the Universe that is far greater than he.