@BuntlineSpecial:disqus oh, I loved it for Don's suaveness, but as an audience, we knew the statement range false. Don spent a lot of time this episode thinking about Ginsberg. But, there was a time in Don's life when statements like this were true, like the "When Draper looks in the rearview, he sees Tom…

I can't stand Jenny Slate. SNL, Marcel the Shell, I'm just not a fan. I wasn't completely annoyed with her in Bored to Death, but I didn't miss her when she was gone.

I love Kathryn Hahn, she has perfected the "You better not be fucking my husband" vibe.

My friend was all "how awful! why would they do that!?" and I was like "uhm, chick came out with a hundo, I call it a win."

Seriously! I wish she had more to do this episode! Stop wasting my time with "super special, sexy foreign girl" and give me Shoshanna!

@thomasrhys:disqus Without any knowledge of Fringe, based solely on reviews that used to be posted on Videogum, I believe Fringe is about scientists who travel through space and maybe a bomb. Like Dr. Who with aliens, maybe?

Uhm…has anyone heard about Unsupervised? I know it's on FX, but I really liked that show….

I really see Greys Anatomy being a bigger deal for Glee, like Todd said above. I think there is crossover between Glee and Parks and Rec, but I think those people will choose Parks and Rec. The hype around Glee has died down, I think it's more on "eh, I'll catch up on Hulu" status. Even my friends who are super…

I think the college-aged kids who watch Glee have fallen off now. It's found its place amongst middle school and high school kids. Or at least that's what my facebook feed and twitter make it look like. I know sophomore year of college, my friends and I cut it out of our weekly rotation. Basically, I don't see it…

My friends and I all started watching it when it premiered, which was in 8th grade. so I'd say there are some young people in the audience. My friends who still enjoy it are all younger than me.

I think all the major people are staying in some weird new direction the show is going in.

Seriously. I wonder if there's a lot of crossover between the audiences. I mean, I hate-watch Glee, and if it comes between that and Parks, it's an obvious choice. But, is there anyone out there who's like "OH NO, HOW CAN I CHOOSE?!" like, everyone agrees that Glee sucks now, right?

I'm sure Megan only had passing knowledge of the show. Like "Dark Shadows? sounds like something scary." or "I heard that show had a ghost, isn't it supposed to be scary?" The episode didn't make it sound like she was a big enough fan to know what type of show it was.

Glee works on Thursdays for me. If I can still care to watch next season.

Hanna in that opening scene alone makes me want to recommend this show to people. "Well, it's a notebook, not a journal" I've said that so many times. I still wish they'd develop Foreign Crazy Friend more (I still can't remember her name, but I can for the other characters). 
I also really really like Charlie. Probably…

You write as though Megan watched the show and knew anything about it. She was doing a line reading with a friend, I doubt she was an expert.

Basically, the only reason Roger wanted to have sex with her was because the Jewish guy's son was flirting with her. For Roger, it was an ownership thing and that became clear to Jane. She wanted to move on and have a new start, but he pulled her back in for his own selfish reasons. If it had been sincere interest in…

I LOVED THAT MOMENT. That alone should up the grade of this episode. Oh Mr. Draper, you're falling apart at the seems.

B?! But it had pissed off Betty! I love when Betty gets fucking owned! A- at least!

I agree, Community would've done well on Tuesdays, but I don't think Parks and Rec could've done much against ABC's Wednesday Comedy Block.