Pretty sure that's her every time. Don't see any good reason to hate her, though.

Pretty sure that's her every time. Don't see any good reason to hate her, though.

Honestly, in the late 1960 Sally Struthers must have been pretty hot. She's very cute in early All in the Family, which is maybe 5 or 6 years away.

Somehow, based on the way Trudy is played, I could almost see her saying, "Honestly, Peter, if you wanted a threeway you should have just asked."

I don't know about your Betty analysis, but Don's little note was so "young couple" cute that it made me a little sick…

He does seem incapable of realizing that some people are your boss. No matter how talented you think you are, or what you think you deserve. Sometimes you just gotta deal with some shit at work, and mouthing off at your boss is not a good idea.

I feel like Stan really evolved as a character after he had to hide an embarrassing boner in front of naked Peggy. I'm sure naked Peggy would do the same for me.

I for one agree with Jane. I'm sick of Roger just screwing whoever he wants, not caring about the consequences. Even so, he is still one funny, charming son of a bitch.

Ignoring what she's had to deal with and that we feel for her, Sally sure has turned into quite the little bitch, hasn't she?

Hollie is a very good singer. She may have to work on finding her own artist personality or whatever, but she can be a successful singer in some genre, I'm certain.

After his second song the night before, I have become convinced Phillip is just doing a Dave Matthews impression. If you heard that song from the other room without seeing the TV, you'd think Matthews was on.

Nikki Cox. She really was something before she added herself to the "butchered by cosmetic surgery" actress list. A tragic shame, really.

Grey's Anatomy? Really? I thought that show ran its course a long time ago. At least, all the hype has died down a lot.

I really like the Brits' IT Crowd. I hate the fact that after four six-episode seasons, they're now not having another season like first announced. Now it's ending with a one-hour "special" just like The Office (UK).

At MGM Grand in Las Vegas, they used to have (maybe still do) a CBS Store and you could get into a screening of a TV show that hasn't yet been picked up. You filled out a computer survey, etc. I did this at least three different times on trips to Vegas and it was fun, even if the shows weren't all that good. Two never…

Agreed. Roger's now using his LSD trip to make himself feel good. Now he's acting like that event changed his life, opened his eyes, and isn't it great that now he's got it all figured out?

I think Ginsberg's swearing and Don's reaction was funny. I feel like even that is a sign of the times. I'm not suggesting people didn't swear back then, but doing it in the office in a meeting? That's just not classy. It's unprofessional. Save that swearing for the bar! But as time goes on from that point on,…

The bit with the Beatles song was interesting. It first shows us how far things have come in a few years when Hard Day's Night almost already seems "old-fashioned." That song was supposed to be what the youth were all about at the time, but now we've quickly moved past that. Pete and Peggy were the new up and comers…

I feel like, with this few people left in the competition for people to vote for, any vote-offs from now on aren't really going to be an outrage. There's only so many votes to go around, and EVERYBODY can't win.

I'm always surprised how different people's opinions can be. I considered the first 'Queen of Jordan' to be the #1 worst episode of the series at the time. It may be mostly because I hate those reality shows so much that I can't even stand taking the time to mock them.