That's her coat now.

I luv you for saying this

It felt like a subtle nod to the classic drunk cautionary tale movie
Lost Weekend. Hallucinating bugs climbing the walls was a standard way
of telegraphing people had the DTs.

It's also 60s parenting. Don't wallow in grief, deny your problems. Pull your socks up and get on with your life. Don Draper wouldn't have time for all of us today, going around seeking "closure" and getting in touch with our feelings.

incredulity *pedant alert*

Big eyebrows are in right now, and Miss Shipka is a fashion icon after all.

And Jon Hamm's face - leaning over to look at Sally - yearning after the only goddamn thing Don Draper's ever done right in his life. Stunning.

Mmmmmm, clams

When I think of this show in its first episodes, and how nuanced and awesome it has become this season, well, I shed a little tear.

You stay classy San Diego.

What's shocking is that the movie/tv industry watched the music industry implode with file-sharing and said hey, that won't happen to us, we're different.
If they want to compete with the torrent sites, they have to make a service where it's all shows, from all countries, available on demand, for like one dollar an…

Did I make a double entendre? Moi?

But The World's favorite is obviously Jaime Lannister.

Britain loves King Joffrey, long may he reign!

If you set a pot barn on fire, does the whole town get high? Just wondering…

He's got a lot more animals to stuff. I also keep wondering when he's going to drill that hole in the motel reception wall to peek into Room 1.

The Dresden also featured heavily in Will Ferrell's Spoils of Babylon.

If that is true, where is the Jennifer Aniston character then, so the show can have more flair? As for projecting, Idiocracy was commenting on the entire US culture and not one segment of it.

It could be - in a Sarah Silverman/Amy Schumer/Broad City kind of way…

A good way to get around all these assertions that there are no women in Silicon Valley would be to show what it's like for those few women brave enough to work there under extremely sexist conditions. You know, like Mad Men.