I caught that too Blondie_havoc, right after Cooper yelling "Did you wash your hands?" to the people moving his Rothko. Lots of nice callbacks.

Foreshadowing?
SCDP began on, as Roger notes "Friday, December 13th, 1963"

I think he was locking the door (it's glass doesn't have a deadbolt), not giving back his keys, but either way, you're right, he kept them.

The look on Larry David's face when he realized how he could naturally reveal his underwear was great.

Did they bring the Relaxerciser account?

I gave it an A+ too. Didn't even give that to Man Walks Into An Advertising Agency.

Carla doesn't live there, she goes home at night. Or did.

More like }{

Don is a slut; Betty is a whore.

I doubt Sal still has a key. Also, Kurt (and probably Smitty) is (are) gay and employed.

Unlike Pam, Joan would actually be good at her new job. Hopefully Dr. Rape Brainless-Fingers will die in Vietnam and she'll get something to *do.*

I don't like Kinsey's odds. Against anyone.

The Prisoner
I'm more than cautiously optimistic about the remake, but what the fuck is with all the kissing and betraying your loved ones from the promo? Number 6 only kisses Mrs. McGoohan.

Don Draper doesn't whine, he just wanted Hilton to stand so he could reach a hole to fingerblast.

I'm interested to see if Connie will re-appear. It seems like he'd quite like that Don started his own agency.

His wife is going to be *pissed,* but I couldn't be happier.

Other than Ken being a writer and a bachelor, we know and have seen very little about him. I don't predict we'll being seeing much of him in the future.

I don't think P&R aspires to realism.

I agree on Grosse Point Blank, and I love Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, but I don't think I've ever seen it on television.

As much as I love Bad Santa (and it's my family's A Christmas Story), it's just not worth it to watch it on Comedy Central.