I'm not defending these films by any means, but you have to know what your are getting into by now if you watch one of these films.

As of yesterday, this still had a higher Tomato-meter score than Paul Blart II.

It's a grower. I've been listening to it for a week now on NPR, and I'm really loving it. It took a few spins, but so do most good records.

Great to see so many positive reviews of this. The album is very dark and strange, especially for a reunion record. While they do touch on all eras, this is not some retread or attempt to remake a previous record.

I was watching an episode of Mad Men from Season one during the marathon and noticed that painting hanging in Bert's office!

I noticed that as well. Dick Whitman is all about the unkempt hair. At the end of the episode, he is back to Don.

I thought the same as well. Don goes back and creates the ad, but he is a better version of himself. This was more the death of Dick Whitman than the death of Don Draper.

Swallowed up by McCann.

This is what I got out of it. He embraces Don and leave Dick Whitman behind. Maybe he is a better version of Don now, one that will make something of the name and not waste it.

January Jones never gets credit for her acting, but I thought she was fantastic on the phone with Don.

Excellent analysis and great job overall, John! I will miss reading these on Monday mornings.

When Jamie and Bronn were running around Dorne in those outfits, I kept thinking "Abbott and Costello Go to Arabia". It was borderline comical.

Uh… Bar Refaeli’s pussy.

I wonder what Don and Stannis would have to say to each other.

Just pay him and let's get on with it.

Yeah! How dare he want to get paid fairly for his work.

What was Jeff Tweedy overheard saying when asked about this law?
"I can't stand it! I can't stand it!"

I'm a huge Wilco fan, but I don't see the point in punishing the fans by not playing. They can still play and bring awareness to the situation during the show.

This book was entertaining, but the all the best bits were cribbed from other sources. I wonder if/how the author got permission for this. I would go just to watch a live action version of The Tomb of Horrors.

We are Groot!