It's not like the episode title is called "Drive" or "The Wedding" or something. It's "Ozymandias". It's worth 82 points on Scrabble.

Rembert Explains… Hill Street Blues

Seems like the game here is to get some pageviews arbitrarily.

Yeah, this tourney thing came about around the time of Buridan's Ass.

I feel sorry for the play-in winner and then Louie and then Orange is the New Black and then I guess on the right I'd say The Good Wife is gonna win. Or the Hannibal episode.

I watched the pilot and I realize it probably gets better, but I wasn't too impressed.

The interest will wane dramatically when the US gets knocked out.

I have a dumb theory. Is it because the time zone they're in this year makes it align more with workplace hours?

I made the mistake of downloading one of those city building games and so I fired up some complimentary entertainment while I grinded my way through the first few levels.

I haven't seen Edge of Tomorrow, but yesterday, I was thinking that it might have made more money if they kept the original title.

Football.

I had a huge backlog and I watched Elevator Part 2 through In The Woods yesterday and it worked out okay.

Foursome, eh? I'm about to get balls deep up in this shit.

Realer than you think, nigga.

I think Amanda Seyfried has taken all the roles that call for a blonde with giant eyeballs.

I thought there'd be more fallout and tension from Peggy's insider information, but Don seemed okay with it, Pete didn't really lose anything (poor Cosgrove did), and Stan was pissed, but probably more about not getting it. Stan seemed happy just to be involved in something top secret.

It would be funny if Don married Dawn at the end of the season and then we'd see the story of Dawn Draper.

*Don eavesdrops*

About ten years ago, I was a ketchup fiend, and one time at Costco, I bought like a 24-pack of those Heinz bottles you see on the table at restaurants.

Dirty Harry Callahan on ketchup on hot dogs: