I had the same thoughts watching Roger amble about, being decidedly upbeat about the events of the day. I thought for sure after he kissed Don goodbye, he'd have another coronary on the sidewalk outside the bar. (I'm glad he didn't)

But Ted came to that point at the expense of his wife and kids, something we finally got confirmed tonight, and it shows how he may not even believe it himself, but it's what helps him keep passing the open windows.

I feel like this is where Ross should chime in with "We were on a break!"

He'll probably be the bastard who threw Tab under the bus in favor of Diet Coke.

I probably am. But I wish…

That was a nice throwback to their relationship during her CGC days. But c'mon, don't you think if she ever were truly attracted to him, something would have happened in the last 6-7 years? Even Harry & Sally had bad-awkward sex once on the road to getting there…

Can't wait for the scene where Don slips the ricin in Hobart's coffee.

I hope we never find out…that whole story was such a black hole. I'm just hoping she's gone and we never hear about her again. There are much more interesting ways for Don to embrace the abyss. Alley sex with a waitress just isn't one of them with so little episode time left.

I'm glad that they cleared up her transformation over the past few weeks. It's not that she suddenly became smart, she's just settled in to her fantasy life as Don's de facto wife. All while he remains completely oblivious to it.

Just tell me we don't flash-forward 14 years to see Don putting the finishing touches on his New Coke strategy.

I never saw it with them. But then, I think Harry and Sally probably didn't last forever either.

That filled me with happy.

That line restored my faith in this season. That was the Most. Ut.

It probaly became a show about a four-eyed Samurai who can't swing straight. But he does it with HONOR!

Diane asks Kalinda twice if she's alright, and Kalinda tells her "Take care of yourself," and she just shrugs and gets on the elevator? Cop-out writing.

But those firms would probably be run by people Alicia wouldn't want to work with. They'd want favors, and she's over that.

No Jon Hamm makes me sad. Mad Men is getting the bum's rush out the door.

"Note: joelgord died on his way back to his home planet."

I see what you did there, Horace Vandergelder.

Well he was indulging in death fantasies with his plane, with passengers aboard no less, so medication is definitely a possiblity.