Ooh, well, aren't *you* the cunning linguist!

@Mad Men Fan: Also, coming from post-WWII Germany, she's going to know a lot of women who were raped, if she wasn't raped herself.

I'll tell you what it is you don't like about him.

I had the sense "those digs" were just the basement, which Kurt was free to decorate as he chose.

re: "by a long shot"

He was able to make the client feel good about tearing Penn Station down. For the future!

Yeah, that wasn't primarily tough love Don was dispensing to Peggy. There was an element of it, because his approach to his job *is* "show up and be DAZZLING," and Peggy is just solidly better than the guys around her—so I'm sure Don did want her to absorb that.

You know, you're right—the plot would have made perfect sense if they'd sent a different executive, who didn't know Michael well.

Well, but the show had Jim realizing that. And Jim got himself into trouble in the first place only because he was ineffective in trying to avoid Michael's manipulations. So that makes sense to me, even if it'd have been good for Jim to think through his plan better.

Gouis—take a gander at the AV Club write-ups of NewsRadio.

Dumb ol' David Wallace
I love how the actor plays David Wallace; most scenes with him are hilarious.

Sounded like Dr. Chaudhry.

Song to Dr. Rapey
I hope Joan will be the one singing:

Yeah, I expected Dwight to correct him.

ASIA.

Zellweger's face looks like that because of her Sami heritage.

"I seem to recall that below 0 degress, Celsius and Fahrenheit are the same."

Pete on why he should get to butt in on Don's job:

@partdavid: That's not despair.

"the man doesn't have an original thought in his head."