Oh, the most surprising part of this episode has to be hard evidence that Bert Cooper does actually occasionally do something for the company.

Lane resigned before killing himself.  Does he still get the insurance policy? This is an insurance company we're talking about.  I'm thinking rescission.

Lane resigned before killing himself.  Does he still get the insurance policy? This is an insurance company we're talking about.  I'm thinking rescission.

Was anyone else totally shocked that they actually *showed* it? From the guys peeking over the wall divider, I assumed it was all going to go unshown, but then they just… showed it.  Rotting head and everything.

Was anyone else totally shocked that they actually *showed* it? From the guys peeking over the wall divider, I assumed it was all going to go unshown, but then they just… showed it.  Rotting head and everything.

Worst part of the episode.  Not only to have it started so… unsubtly at the end of the episode, but to hear it coming from Glen just causes the word "NEPOTISM" to fill my brain.

Worst part of the episode.  Not only to have it started so… unsubtly at the end of the episode, but to hear it coming from Glen just causes the word "NEPOTISM" to fill my brain.

Presumably it would (void it).  The insurance covered suicide after two years assuming Pete and Lane had the same kind.

Presumably it would (void it).  The insurance covered suicide after two years assuming Pete and Lane had the same kind.

True story, I started watching 'Community' because of Trudy on Mad Men.  I had watched the first five episodes of MM, thought, holy crap, this girl is attractive, I wonder what else she is in, and bought the season 1 DVD the next day.  Community is now my favorite show.  Effin' Brie.

True story, I started watching 'Community' because of Trudy on Mad Men.  I had watched the first five episodes of MM, thought, holy crap, this girl is attractive, I wonder what else she is in, and bought the season 1 DVD the next day.  Community is now my favorite show.  Effin' Brie.

There is no "practically."  It actually happens. 74:00.

There is no "practically."  It actually happens. 74:00.

…thank you so so much for bringing this to my attention.

…thank you so so much for bringing this to my attention.

You could work in an Abe-Peggy storyline - Abe wants to go, and wants Peggy to go, and Peggy has to make that choice.  Is she a young person or isn't she?

You could work in an Abe-Peggy storyline - Abe wants to go, and wants Peggy to go, and Peggy has to make that choice.  Is she a young person or isn't she?

Next week on Mad Men: Trudy is back!

Next week on Mad Men: Trudy is back!

I guess I don't really see what was wrong with the receptionist.  Joan lashed out at her, but if Joan didn't tell her, "By the way, I might be getting served papers, so if someone comes by with a convincing story wanting to see me don't let him," then I don't see what Meredith did wrong.  I kind of like that she spoke…