Last week, I totally called what would happen with Joan, I'm so proud of myself. I knew she would be bullied and forced into terminating her contract, and the devaluation is just icing. May I repeat…POOR (slightly less rich) JOAN.

I do think its possible Roger might acknowledge Kevin as his son. He did lament this episode the end of the Sterling name…

Agreed. Peggy's child is the definition of "Not here"; she said it to Stan this episode.

Perhaps. Instead of giving her more money to leave, she'll probably be bullied and harassed into breaching her contract. POOR (rich) JOAN.

I'm sure they could afford a new building, or renovations, but point taken. I just really want Joan to get something! Other than her million of dollars, of course.

I loved that tableau because I saw it as the exact opposite of the famous season 5 tableau of the partners looking out of their newly purchased second floor window, enjoying their new view (of the future). (That was in "The Phantom" where they made a point not to mention Lane's name; Jared Harris was the titular…

Also Peggy confessing to Stan that she gave up a baby for adoption: Wow. I'm going to miss Moss as Peggy SO MUCH. "Well, I'm here….and he's with a family somewhere". I cant even.

Joan is totally going to end up burning McCann-Ericson to the ground.

I suspect he wont last long at Dow, and will take up his wife's offer to be a kept man. Or at least I hope so.

My favorite part about Mad Men's latter days just might be the ADVENT OF MEREDITH. I've loved her ever since Joan through that Mohawk plane at her, and she 's like YOU CANT SPEAK TO ME THAT WAY. That girl knows who she is. I think she's going places, no matter how childlike she dresses.

Wow. I love how the back half of this season really hammers home how the partner's big payoff really alienated them from the rest of the office. They built this agency, and for what, to get rich, or to become a "family"? Joan, Pete, Roger, etc. are all mourning the loss of the agency, but it was their actions that…

Cutler is actually the big winner. He made off with that money and obviously left the agency. McCann didn't want him so they bought him out.

I also love Beyoncé.

Julie Andrews will always be my Beyoncé.

Finale watched twice and I think I've processed my feelings. The only thing I really need to say Is I'm really going to fucking miss this show.

MAGNIFICENT!!!

Right on, brother. Of course I have to let you know that I read IJ too, cause I spent months hiking thru that book and was ready to shout it from the mountaintops whenI finished.

This shouldn't work. 30 Rock established "Feyonce" as a character years ago.

Kurt was always destined to end up with a Daddy.

Totally. They definitely have less money. The most expensive song was probably "A Thousand Miles" tonight.