I mean, it would be somewhat surprising if the results of yes/no votes weren't positively correlated with the results of more fine-grained voting systems. The counter-example you're suggesting (in which 100% of voters think a movie is merely above average, while no one thinks it's great) seems pretty implausible.

Yes it is, but that's consistent with my claim that Don was not in a strong position vis a vis other firms.

Although they are both rivals to Don, I don't get the same sense of Lou as of Duck. Lou's defining characteristic, and the reason he is so unlikable, is his thoroughgoing mediocrity. Duck unraveled due to alcoholism and an unhappy personal life, but he was otherwise highly ambitious (as when he made a run at American…

>He has at least 3 other agencies begging him to work for them.