However, it did seem like him shutting up and having her look at his dumb face did kinda inspire the message that went along with the outtake footage.

Even the 2 pitches (the headphone one and the Hawaii one) are shot down for being too morbid.

I can't wait to see Glenn's glorious mustache.

I appreciated the photo time as I got older, but old photo time isn't as bad as looking through vacation slides. Unless it's old vacation slides.

I'm wondering if that random accountant character is gonna find out some shit about Don and try to blackmail him, like Pete did in season 1. Seems like Don drunkenly mentioned having spent some time in Pennsylvania. I think Megan referenced his mom last year, which led to the Howard Johnsons blowup, his mom was…

@avclub-05726c736277e78fffb7b9546ad0ec6f:disqus I'm also wondering if at the end of the series, Don's just gonna say "Fuck it" and marry Joan. But I'm also thinking he's gonna end up with Peggy. With Peggy, it would just all be about the work 24/7… and the occasional afternoon movie handjibbers.

Yeah, I feel ya. For example, in the winter, Fox just programs half of its schedule as American Idol episodes. And CBS has a lot of hit shows, but nothing I would really consider to be a bonafide classic.

I did not re-watch the last episode of Season 5, but what exactly was that new real estate they were looking at at the end? The one shot that AMC seems to love with the 5 partners looking out at the horizon. Did they just get another floor? It seemed like they were using the same offices as last year. I was kinda…

Mike Tyson for sale.

I think it's just the way they "60s-ize" some of the women. I still have a hard time finding Madchen Amick in that one character she played. Even though she seems to have aged exactly like Lucy Lawless in the face.

Next week, Megan shows up with blonde hair and he throws her off the balcony.

Don also blew off the explanation of why he was best man at that wedding.

Yeah, or the 15 year old girl smoking cigarettes in the kitchen. I remember season 1 being really heavy on those "this is how it was in the 50s/early 60s" references. @InterplanetJanet:disqus

If the first scene of the season is establishing a theme for the season, it's obviously death, but also the threat of death. But also, I feel like this new doctor character is going to very important this season.

Well, his pitch to the Hawaii people makes perfect sense to the audience, just because you get the sense that he really is enjoying himself in Hawaii. And so he's going with an emotionally truthful campaign, but those dudes are pragmatists. Notably, one of the guys makes a remark about how he got promoted, so his…

@avclub-fd959c247791e390f850ed2a979e82ae:disqus Speaking of beauty sleep, I did find it kinda refreshing that when Megan woke up in Hawaii to walk out onto the patio, Jessica Pare wasn't wearing any makeup.

Okay, it just felt surreal to me. I was thinking, I thought this dude was supposed to going to the hospital, what's he doing with skis?

@avclub-1ebc891eb8dfe0396df964a690a7c5cf:disqus I thought California was the place he could be Dick Whitman. I mean, it just felt like the time he was the happiest/most relaxed was when he was living with Anna Draper. I think he was just fixing up old cars or some shit.

Also, she may be trying to compete with Megan Draper. Not trying to get Don back, but subconsciously trying to look like "the newer model"]

Oh, man. This show has kinda established that Don is a brunette man. I wonder if he's gonna take one look at Betty and be like "Daddy like!" and Megan's gonna be like "WTF?"