Lots of fun dialogue in this episode.

"Sail" by Awolnation.

"Sail" by Awolnation.

@thomasrhys:disqus Knowledge of Ken's sci-fi writing gig could have gotten around the office after Roger reprimanded him. Even if it hadn't, Ken had been published long before he even took up sci-fi.

@thomasrhys:disqus Knowledge of Ken's sci-fi writing gig could have gotten around the office after Roger reprimanded him. Even if it hadn't, Ken had been published long before he even took up sci-fi.

Yes!

Yes!

With Paul making a reappearance this season, does that mean that Sal could be coming back as well? We never really got any closure with him.

With Paul making a reappearance this season, does that mean that Sal could be coming back as well? We never really got any closure with him.

With Ken's experience/success in the sci-fi genre and in writing in general, I wonder why Harry didn't have him take a look at the script.

With Ken's experience/success in the sci-fi genre and in writing in general, I wonder why Harry didn't have him take a look at the script.

That speech at the end was the quintessential Don Draper Moment I've been waiting for all season.

That speech at the end was the quintessential Don Draper Moment I've been waiting for all season.

SCDP lost the jai alai account because the clients were upset that Don didn't mention it in an interview.

I think that was Peggy's line of reasoning too, but then she realized that taking back her purse could be interpreted as racist, and by the time she came to that conclusion the situation was just too awkward to do anything.

Roger's out-of-pocket expenses so far:
Caroline: $50
Harry: $1100
Peggy: $410
Ginsberg: $200
Jane: $30,000 (assuming her new apartment cost the same as Pete and Trudy's in season one)

Is the Justice League flying in to observe the wreckage left by the Young Justice team after a successful mission going to be a recurring trope now? The series premiere had Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, and Superboy emerging from what was left of the Cadmus facility, and now we have TimDrake!Robin, Lagoon Boy, and Beetle…

Re: Peggy — no one on this show has been set up to be a paragon of virtuous behavior, not even Peggy, so there's no reason to be so indignant.

She looked like a turian.

Was anyone else reminded of "Three Sundays" back in season two? Both episodes were structurally atypical of a 'normal' Mad Men episode, featured the same three characters—Peggy, Don, and Roger—and depicted seemingly disjointed and insignificant moments that hinted at something more poignant. If "Three Sundays" was…