How is it obvious? Everyone other than Don obsesses about coke. Don throughout the show has commented on the world going on without him, and it does. Peggy is a creative genius too and was inspired by her conversation with Don, about how coke will solve all of your problems. Joan does coke and gets inspiration. This…

Yes. This show has given the middle finger to Chekov. See again - Pete's rifle.

Your comment confused me as it first read like your dad was referring to Pete as Charlie Manson, like he's going to murder Trudy when he gets bored in Wichita. Than I reread and I see what you're saying.

How about Joan and coke? Maybe the cocaine inspired her coke commerical. And her production company was up and running at the end of the show. Seems just as likely.

Also, if you want to make a connection - Joan doing coke for the first time, and getting all inspired, then starting a production company, then filming the coke ad.

WE CAN HEAR YOU!

I was hoping for 'Separate Ways' by Journey.

But Weiner also loves red herrings. How many mentions of Manson? Also, Pete's rifle. Chekov is stewing in his grave right now.

Or it's another of the Red Herrings this show has planted. (Pete's rifle anyone?)

That's Pepsi yo! Conflict of interest.

"It's kind of sweet, but also cynical"

he needs a giant anchor tattoo. He was int he Navy after all.

In Quebec, French speaks you?

older than 'she'. Stannis will have your fingers for that.

Mia Farrow was the one that loved Frank's…

He was simply a follower of David Ricardo's theory of comparative advantage. Focus on what you do best

That's it! The escapee from the prison band trying to find his ex wife and cash. I knew I recognized his face.

Pa and Laura watched and bet on football together?

Oh yes to the Subs, so many times. Honestly they were the first band I though of

This exactly. Dynamite Hack feels like privileged white boys laughing at poor people.