The teacher giving Selina the plastic cup really stuck out.  If the cup had been washed with dish detergent (in order to be reused) the traces of detergent could give a false positive to the pregnancy test.  My bet it that will be the explanation after they have milked it for all it's worth of course!

The teacher giving Selina the plastic cup really stuck out.  If the cup had been washed with dish detergent (in order to be reused) the traces of detergent could give a false positive to the pregnancy test.  My bet it that will be the explanation after they have milked it for all it's worth of course!

Also take a look at Joan's face when she receives the emerald.

Also take a look at Joan's face when she receives the emerald.

Right —- no matter what her achievements, to Don she would always be, at some level,  the "secretary from Brooklyn…"

Right —- no matter what her achievements, to Don she would always be, at some level,  the "secretary from Brooklyn…"

Pete Campbell (telling Don that the deal to sell Joan had been made):  "It was her idea."  The refrain of the guilty rapist —- a new low in scumbaggery.

Pete Campbell (telling Don that the deal to sell Joan had been made):  "It was her idea."  The refrain of the guilty rapist —- a new low in scumbaggery.

"You're talking about prostitution."

"You're talking about prostitution."

Sal's queer and not here.  Get used to it.

Sal's queer and not here.  Get used to it.

You are not alone this has been brought up repeatedly as the season's theme.  I thought surely we were going to see Lane plummeting to the ground through the window of the Jaguar celebration.

You are not alone this has been brought up repeatedly as the season's theme.  I thought surely we were going to see Lane plummeting to the ground through the window of the Jaguar celebration.

As has been pointed out before, Joan represents womanhood's past (the 50s and before) while Peggy represents womanhood's future (the 60's and beyond).  They both had money thrown at them in this episode and they handled it in opposite fashions (one stayed and one walked out) but in their own way to their…

As has been pointed out before, Joan represents womanhood's past (the 50s and before) while Peggy represents womanhood's future (the 60's and beyond).  They both had money thrown at them in this episode and they handled it in opposite fashions (one stayed and one walked out) but in their own way to their…

I love being dirty and then going home and being clean.

I love being dirty and then going home and being clean.

You say piano eh?  Too cliche.  I am expecting something more realistic like an anvil or perhaps a safe.

You say piano eh?  Too cliche.  I am expecting something more realistic like an anvil or perhaps a safe.