"Chickentown" has been stuck in my head since I rewatched it.  Perfect song choice.

"Johnnycakes" committed suicide in real life.  And I only know this because it was posted in last week's comments.  Thanks, Internet :(

"Johnnycakes" committed suicide in real life.  And I only know this because it was posted in last week's comments.  Thanks, Internet :(

Amy is indeed a character only a man could write.  In fact, she's Sorkin's fantasy girlfriend, a hot feminist with whom you can debate policy.  Parker made some weird facial expressions in this role…..too many moments where she does the creepy "fuck me" eyes thing. 

Amy is indeed a character only a man could write.  In fact, she's Sorkin's fantasy girlfriend, a hot feminist with whom you can debate policy.  Parker made some weird facial expressions in this role…..too many moments where she does the creepy "fuck me" eyes thing. 

A.J. was a product of his environment.  The obsessive, over parenting of the MTV generation, pressure to make the grades and get into the right college, and the post 9/11 fear of the unknown.  He never found his place because outside forces were always in his face telling him what was important….confused and…

A.J. was a product of his environment.  The obsessive, over parenting of the MTV generation, pressure to make the grades and get into the right college, and the post 9/11 fear of the unknown.  He never found his place because outside forces were always in his face telling him what was important….confused and…

I don't know….it's like they are trying to make them sexy, and being in a wheelchair and not being able to walk is the exact opposite of sexy, because you can't have sex.  (And I really don't want to hear any more details from the character in the review who bragged she was having lots of "sex").

I don't know….it's like they are trying to make them sexy, and being in a wheelchair and not being able to walk is the exact opposite of sexy, because you can't have sex.  (And I really don't want to hear any more details from the character in the review who bragged she was having lots of "sex").

More gold:

More gold:

These reviews….have the half assed, desperate quality of a college student pulling an all nighter to bang out a term paper, they are padded for space with word-for-word quotes from the episode, contain no original analysis or insight.  I counted one (1) original thought in the entire review, which is when Rabin…

These reviews….have the half assed, desperate quality of a college student pulling an all nighter to bang out a term paper, they are padded for space with word-for-word quotes from the episode, contain no original analysis or insight.  I counted one (1) original thought in the entire review, which is when Rabin…

I would've liked to see more POV from the middle level guys like Benny, Walden or Little Paulie.  Though they usually were assigned boring jobs, like sitting on the back porch all night with a shotgun to guard Carm from the bear.

I would've liked to see more POV from the middle level guys like Benny, Walden or Little Paulie.  Though they usually were assigned boring jobs, like sitting on the back porch all night with a shotgun to guard Carm from the bear.

No, he was not a mobster, he was Chris' AA buddy.  And they made fun of him for not drinking, as with Chris ("club soda here for the messenger boy")

No, he was not a mobster, he was Chris' AA buddy.  And they made fun of him for not drinking, as with Chris ("club soda here for the messenger boy")

I like how Murmur is sitting around his dingy apartment playing video games when Chris calls him.

I like how Murmur is sitting around his dingy apartment playing video games when Chris calls him.

I immediately thought the Mad Men character who the writers wish they could write off but can't is Bert Cooper.  As a partner, he's not going anywhere.  Yet the writers obviously don't like him, they won't even give him a storyline.