A little bit of a love letter to New York included in  the episode.  Where else can you wonder into a store and find amazing food like that and go up a skyscraper?   Isn't New York a bit mainc depressive? The shot of Posey looking into the camera at the end is a Warhol screen test. 

A little bit of a love letter to New York included in  the episode.  Where else can you wonder into a store and find amazing food like that and go up a skyscraper?   Isn't New York a bit mainc depressive? The shot of Posey looking into the camera at the end is a Warhol screen test. 

I saw Chapman give one of his lectures. At the beginning he invited the audience to give him 5 minutes of abuse. It was brillant because everyone let go of that initial excited energy. Chapman was then able to speak without any interruption.

I saw Chapman give one of his lectures. At the beginning he invited the audience to give him 5 minutes of abuse. It was brillant because everyone let go of that initial excited energy. Chapman was then able to speak without any interruption.

Two seasons seems about right for this show.

Two seasons seems about right for this show.

Lots of deep thought on the review and board. Look at the episode title - “Telling Jokes/Set Up”.  The whole episode is just a long joke with the punch line being "yeah sure".

Lots of deep thought on the review and board. Look at the episode title - “Telling Jokes/Set Up”.  The whole episode is just a long joke with the punch line being "yeah sure".

I think we are headed back to fairy land.  The Terry storyline will be picking up at some point.

I think we are headed back to fairy land.  The Terry storyline will be picking up at some point.

I'm still not sure where they are going with Ginsberg? Is he the new Don? Does he represent a change in how some men will see women by ignoring the woman on the table while focusing on Megan who can "just come and go as she pleases"?

I'm still not sure where they are going with Ginsberg? Is he the new Don? Does he represent a change in how some men will see women by ignoring the woman on the table while focusing on Megan who can "just come and go as she pleases"?

Don seems to be committing career suicide and I thnink that is what the elevator shaft represented..  Megan saved Heinz and now Cool Whip seems to be in trouble.  She has been propping up Don all season.

I just wish Weiner and Hamm plus a couple others hadn't eaten up so much of the budget.  Characters are getting written out of episodes so they don't have to be paid.  Are we ever going to see Harry Crane again? The fake car with the moving pictures on the screen in the background is last century stuff. Very…

A Sergei spotting.