Matthew Weiner needs to get his hand out of his pants and leave the writing and directing to the more talented folks in his employ. No longer do I want to see..

I'm surprised this recap didn't mention that Glen is played by Matthew Weiner's son and it's a shame because Weiner has final say in the world of Mad Men, it'd be impossible for any of the other talented writers on the show to veto the **insanely horrible** and self-indulgent decision to have Glen ruin that moment in…

I'm surprised this recap didn't mention that Glen is played by Matthew Weiner's son and it's a shame because Weiner has final say in the world of Mad Men, it'd be impossible for any of the other talented writers on the show to veto the **insanely horrible** and self-indulgent decision to have Glen ruin that moment in…

I seriously would LOVE for them to bring Paul Kinsey back! I've been having my fingers crossed for months and months and months. I thought he was hilarious, and that Michael Gladis is a great actor. Ken Cosgrove doesn't have nearly as much of the, "I want him to talk and I want to know what he's up to" quality, even…

I am beyond pissed off about Alexis Bledel being in this episode; in fact, I'm shocked that this episode was given an 'A' since I would have docked it to an 'A-' at the minimum for the incredibly stupid casting choice of Bledel as the husband of Pete's train buddy. Give me a f—-ing break.

Sally eats when she's with her dad - he makes breakfast for her in the premiere and in the previous season was anxious to order delivery.

I know it's not a huge surprise, but anyone else get creeped out by how hateful the guys are toward Deena's doing anything sexual with another girl? Their attitudes towards her drunkenly making out with Snooki/that blonde twin were so intense, as if Deena had done some truly extraordinary, like quit drinking or…