She's mostly been a receptionist.

It was amazing. Hopefully this will be the end of Joan's "I'm sick of Don costing me money" position.

Then I guess I hope that they DO require shoes in Hell, as that seems like a bad place to be just wearing socks.

That was truly wonderful. Good Peggy episodes make me so happy.

I love that slight edge Ken has. We rarely see it but when we do, it is SHARP.

It definitely WAS her version of the Carousel pitch, but it was nowhere near as good as the Carousel pitch. It WAS good and I'm thrilled for Peggy that she had such a great episode, but it really didn't compare favorably to the Carousel pitch.

My fingers are crossed that the last season will just be Don communicating with spirits doing song and dance numbers. "I never knew Mrs. Blankenship could move so well!"

How amazing was Cutler going along with the vote? That dude has NO SHAME. I love that evil bastard.

"I know you're feeling vulnerable. Let me be your strength." I think Meredith is the star of her own alternate version of Mad Men.

I'd like to be hopeful, but I am still preparing myself for tuning in next year and somehow finding Megan still married to Don.

The song and dance didn't QUITE work for me (as awesome as it was) because I don't think Don had a close enough relationship with Bert for that to really make sense, but I did love the fact that right after Don made yet another major windfall, financially, spirit Bert was there to cut him down a bit by pointing out…

Ken Cosgrove to Harry Crane - "You really should have kept an eye on your contract negotiations."

R.I.P. Bert Cooper. I just hope they don't require shoes in Heaven.

Here's the link to Will's review of the episode: http://www.avclub.com/tvclu…

Well there you go, even MORE logistical support for why it just plain makes sense for her to watch other shows first.

One of the things I loved about the episode is how Sue actively made me irked at her with her stupid binder nonsense. I love me some Sue Heck and while she is often annoying, it is almost always while she is trying to be a good person and just being annoying while doing so. But when her binder was clearly wrong and…

Back during the 1980s, in one of the very last full family trips my family ever took (my two oldest brothers were aging out of it by then - we took one last, ill-fated trip the next year to Washington D.C. and it was obvious that we should never do full family trips again) we drove to Disney World. We stayed at a…

Thanks for a great season of reviews, Will. I especially loved the write-up on the episode you partially inspired. Total classic.

I feel silly not knowing this, but what does this mean "a self-reported Southern bitch (whose performance begs to differ) named Tommy (Jim Parsons)."

You're right, Cutler doesn't know about Buick. Good call. Still, the plan revolves around McCann thinking that they desperately need Don Draper enough to hire him away from Sterling Cooper and I'm still confused about why they think Don is THAT vital. He's obviously worth hiring (they already tried it) but their offer…