What about two rubber men and one Greendale Human Being?

That scene between Anna and Maria in the booth is a great little comedy sketch. We haven't really seen these two interact that much before.

"I think I'd make a very good lover for you, you'd have many big orgasms."

Yeah, she said Dawn wouldn't tell her anything, and then mention she's a good secretary. Peggy's implying that Dawn is loyal to Don and wouldn't reveal anything about his location, which makes her a good secretary.

To be fair, remaking the Simon And Simon credits was the greatest event in television history. 

It was CBS's attempt at adapting the Three Colors trilogy.

Grey's Anatomy has happened before, and all of it will happen again.

Also, the Time Angels are returning to NTSF!

Please, Scrawlier, Veep is fucking primordial.

I just read that write-up. I'm not sure that guy listened to the same record I did, because I'm not sure that some of the things he talked about happened.

NOT ARROW'D!

I googled that and was surprised to learn it was not in Austin like I would have expected.

I'm listening to the stream right now, and the Giorgio track is insane. At one point about halfway through, I found myself saying something like "Is that jazz guitar? Nice."

Easy there, save some puns for Leslie Knope Headlines.

Dawn's disappearance was pretty odd. They drew heavy attention to it, but also Peggy said she talked to Dawn about where Don was. "She's a good secretary."

The way I've viewed the show since season 4 has been as follows:

When they brought the song in at first, I thought it was a little too much of an ironic choice, but then when the news clips kept playing over it, I said "Bravo."

On any other show, I'd agree, but that seems just a touch on the nose and spoilery for Mad Men titles, don't you think?

Arrsted Development trailer! Also, I met Larry Cedar (Cornelius Hawthorne, Leon from Deadwood), but really the Arrested trailer is the pop highlight for my weekend:

Boy, @avclub-8e1a34fb2a04d0abe810f423b25ca00b:disqus, you ARE slow!