I'm rather ashamed to admit I chuckled at "I'm basically Robin the Boy Wonder with a frontal lobe lobotomy."

I'm rather ashamed to admit I chuckled at "I'm basically Robin the Boy Wonder with a frontal lobe lobotomy."

I also love Beth's response to him - "hmm, I guess I was wrong." She obviously thought Pete shared her own sense of deep depression.

I also love Beth's response to him - "hmm, I guess I was wrong." She obviously thought Pete shared her own sense of deep depression.

We do see Don supporting Megan's dream… for about 10 seconds, before we watch him take a very long, deliberate walk away from her, out of the frame, and straight into a lounge to meet other women. That's his "price" for supporting Megan.

We do see Don supporting Megan's dream… for about 10 seconds, before we watch him take a very long, deliberate walk away from her, out of the frame, and straight into a lounge to meet other women. That's his "price" for supporting Megan.

Count me among those who wanted (but didn't really expect) Pete to off himself this season. However, I'll gladly accept his continued survival as long as Pete continues to have his own ass repeatedly handed to him, in fights that he starts.

Count me among those who wanted (but didn't really expect) Pete to off himself this season. However, I'll gladly accept his continued survival as long as Pete continues to have his own ass repeatedly handed to him, in fights that he starts.

Goss is one of the only reasons I still try to catch MotorWeek. Well, and nostalgia; I remember watching the first shows when I was six.

Goss is one of the only reasons I still try to catch MotorWeek. Well, and nostalgia; I remember watching the first shows when I was six.

Yep, did the same for me. I'm using Chrome, if that matters.

Yep, did the same for me. I'm using Chrome, if that matters.

That's exactly how I took Jeremy's speech, too - "it's just mean" sounded like Jeremy's personal ethics had been honestly wounded, in a very deep and profound way, and he was at something of a loss finding the right words to say that.

That's exactly how I took Jeremy's speech, too - "it's just mean" sounded like Jeremy's personal ethics had been honestly wounded, in a very deep and profound way, and he was at something of a loss finding the right words to say that.

@Scrawler2:disqus Indeed… if I thought for a minute that the White House was really staffed with people like Josh Lyman and C.J. Cregg, I wouldn't be a cynical, disillusioned Republican.

@Scrawler2:disqus Indeed… if I thought for a minute that the White House was really staffed with people like Josh Lyman and C.J. Cregg, I wouldn't be a cynical, disillusioned Republican.

Jeremy's speech is incredibly overwrought, and deserving of the criticism it receives. Yet, I think it really works for Jeremy as a character, who is also overwrought and deserving of criticism, but I still like him and appreciate his absolute earnestness (that we'll see displayed more realistically as time goes on.)

Jeremy's speech is incredibly overwrought, and deserving of the criticism it receives. Yet, I think it really works for Jeremy as a character, who is also overwrought and deserving of criticism, but I still like him and appreciate his absolute earnestness (that we'll see displayed more realistically as time goes on.)

Close. "The Farnsworth Parabox." (sic)

Close. "The Farnsworth Parabox." (sic)