So THAT's where Captain Walker went.

He shows up occasionally over in The Shield reviews.

Haggard's always kind of fudged what his intentions for the song were. He tries to play to both sides of aisle; I've heard him go from "I like Obama" to "I hate public health care and the socialists who make it" and back again.

It was, although the slogan began before 1960.

I like the comments, but I dig Teti's thoughts, too.

I'm hoping against hope to hear Phil Ochs — maybe "Changes" or something from his final album, which showed a heavy influence from Bakersfield artists like Merle Haggard.

Megan knew the marriage was doomed when Don kept telling her at the wedding reception it was 1970 and they were in the divorce lawyer's office.

Hated, hated, hated this show when I was a kid. It seemed a huge step back from the funnier sitcoms of the 80s, like going from Airplane! to Ow, My Balls! overnight.

And in the Herald Tribune

It's going to be a performance of "Planet of the Negrons."

"Miss, you better read that note. I have a bomb."

"Boy, Trudy, you sure have some balls to come back in here after what you pulled."

"Bob Dole didn't need the government. Bob Dole grew up in a whorehouse. Bob Dole took the dog tags off a still-warm corpse. Bob Dole traveled the country looking for that woman he had a two-week affair with in the spring of 1970."

I thought that might be a possibility, too, since so much of the episode was more on-the-nose than usual for Weiner and the crew. Still, I remember that what made the identity theft possible was that Don and Dick were so isolated in Korea. If one of those soldiers had recognized Don, the improbability of the…

Coming this fall to AMC: Better Call Sal

"I'm not Don Draper! He exploded!"

"There's a phone outside. You may want to call John Lindsay."

"Please get your jury instructions at #atortisanactionrelatedtodamagetoapersonsbodypropertyorreputation."

Of Kings and Prophets and Terrible Photoshops

STATLER: Boy, these guys are a bunch of cut-ups!
WALDORF: Are you serious?
STATLER: Yes, I'd like to cut them up with a chainsaw!
BOTH: HO HO HO HO!