I disagree. Yeah, it hasn't been a super romantic show, in that romances generally don't tend to work out, or at least not in that way. But look at who is pairing up, it isn't Don and the secretary he barely has known for only 4 months. Or Don and the wife he has tried to control and shape into his own idea of what a…

That's a very specific team, can it even fit on the jersey?

That second sentence certainly made me look again.

Same. I just had this huge grin on my face and I was just repeating "no" over and over and over in disbelief, and just so glad that Weiner stayed true to himself. The minute the coke popped up, it just clicked and was clearly the only way this show could have ended. Also was just super relieved it never went the way…

I think season 6 for Mad Men was the weakest of all the seasons, but only by a margin that is enough to be noticeable, but not one that made it feel like it had lost a step. Season 7 was great, albeit the splitting in half did make it feel more disjointed, but that is AMC's fault and the same thing happened with BrBa…

Trudy rocks the 70's hair.

Don really has never been the musical type.

The Steve Jobs trailer? Forget that! What about "The Gift"!

SLOWY!

One of their first interactions together was working nude in a hotel room, so……..

Thank you Megan for making me never want to eat Sherbert again.

Disagree! Stan running to the door was goddamn adorable.

He was such a dick, so yeah, I do.

1. Codfish Ball(jet set is my favorite episode ever, but I don't think it is underrated)
2. None of them.
3. Tomorrow never knows.

The ambiguity of it is my guess. It reminded me a lot of the Soprano's ending. There will be two split camps, did he create the ad or not. And some people just don't like there not being a clear answer. Which I say to them, tough shit.

Watch out now, gotta keep it away from the 5 year old!

Don vs Hippies has always been great. "The universe is indifferent".

I know it implies that it is don, but since they never actually show the pitch, there will always be doubt and it can be analyzed either way, which is why I love it. I can't say for sure 100% if don did it, or if don found inner peace. Either side fits enough that I could buy it. Like I just saw elsewhere say that…

I loved it, because it is cynical….. or not. It pulled a sopranos better than the sopranos. Though I probably do lean to Don having come up with the idea, just the way Weiner ended it, he left it open enough that you could never really know for sure.

Yes. Honestly think it is the best possible finale it could have had.