I screamed at the top of my lungs like Kevin after a faceful of aftershave. Twice. Maybe three times. I'm surprised the cops didn't show

THANK YOU! I was racking my brainmeats trying to figure out who it was she reminded me of!

THANK YOU! I was racking my brainmeats trying to figure out who it was she reminded me of!

Stan needs to just show up out of nowhere every time anyone quotes that line out of context and give them the verbal smackdown…

I knew it wasn't going to happen, because jail=/=prison… but when Cole was behind bars and somebody showed up, part of me was really hoping it was going to be Gunther being all creepy: "huh-huh, you're a friend of Solloway's, aren't you?"

Dull because it's a lot less interesting than what's actually going on… unless halfway through the season the president is revealed to be a secret Russian asset, and even that would be completely predictable.

I can't give you advice when I'm trying to figure the same damn thing out myself

Based on my understanding of bully psychology, I have to imagine that if he'd answered "Revolver" he'd've been punched just as hard and told the the correct answer was "Sgt. Pepper"

CLEARANCE SAAAAAAAAAALE!

Hello! I'm from five years in the future, and I just thought, after the talk about Don realizing his little girl would grow up, I'd GIS Kiernan Shipka to see how Sally turns out and… HOLY CRAP!

It struck me that her father would have been much more pleased if Megan were in Peggy's shoes — shacking up with a Marxist journalist — and that Peggy's mother would have been more proud if Peggy had landed Don Draper.

That was my interpretation as well. Megan felt bad because she thought she was getting too much credit for landing the account.

To this day I can't see Ray Wise in ANYTHING without immediately thinking "Oh shit! Leland Palmer!" He will never not be Leland Palmer to me.

It was the Volga Boatmen song (which is the Soviet national anthem only in the popular imagination,) just not the most recognizable part of it— the "ay-dada ay da" bit instead of the "e-ey-ookh-nyem":

It'll end up with the triumphant "Wait'll We Get Our Heinz On You" campaign

OK, then

Vijay's line readings were just atrocious. Nothing he said was remotely believable as something that a human being would say. You can blame that on the writing, but none of the other characters gave me that reaction. Dude is WOODEN.

"Dennis Hopper wannabe who was gonna kill you even after your sister told him not to is on the chopper? STAY OFF THE CHOPPER!"

Why the hate for Salvation? It was far better than T3.

See, I had a completely different interpretation of the story than it seems most people do (oh, and hi from 5 years in the future: we still don't have bridge-maintenance robots but Donald Trump is about to become president, so dystopian SF reality here we go)