I was also reminded of Sally going into Don and Megan's bedroom by accident, looking for the bathroom (season 5 premiere?), and also "At The Codfish Ball" as Mr. Nowalk mentions in the review, when Sally caught sight of Roger and Megan's mom. Sally really has bad luck with going through the wrong doors.

Pete did always seem to be the destination for Bob's second cup of coffee.  Something-something fill him with liquids.

What was that art piece on the wall behind Stan's bed?  The guy with the eye-patch?

That's alright.  I know how you feel.  I'm absolutely incapable of seeing Betty Draper now without all the "BAM-A-LAM!" stuff playing at volume eleven in my mind.

I watched the On-Demand version, where after the silent credits, there was the HBO "inside the episode" bit.  And there was a "next time on" before or after it.

I'm pretty sure I saw a brief glimpse of Theon's face on the "Next Time On…" segment after last Sunday's episode.  So I think GoT is going to check in with all the major characters before it goes on hiatus.

I'm taking all my hatred of The Killing and turning it inwards, so I can have an angry casual encounter with FX's The Bridge.  I'm going to let The Bridge do any filthy thing it wants to me for a few episodes.

For me it was Christopher Guest that surprised me with playing Nigel in Spinal Tap.  I didn't recognize him at all, even though I knew his face from Saturday Night Live.

Sometimes I catch Smallville when TNT runs it in the mornings, and I did catch an episode where Michael McKean is Perry White that is in the next-to-last season of the show (season 9 I believe, the episode was called "Hostage").  I think he also made an appearance in the series finale.

I really need to stop mistaking Fisher Stevens for Shadoe Stevens.  For some reason they've become intertwined in my mind.  They are my Dylan McDermott  / Dermot Mulroney.

I have to confess, I kind of hated Lenny and Squiggy when I watched Laverne and Shirley.  So I was prepared to hate Michael McKean for life.  But of course Spinal Tap was hilarious, and he's won me over in pretty much everything I've seen him in since.  It just proves that I'm an idiot and Michael McKean is awesome.…

She still looked good when I would catch her now and then on Smallville.  Underrated actress.

I just caught a rerun of Castle on TNT that had Adrian Pasdar in it as a grim anti-terrorist agent.  I hope he gets a long run as a baddie in this final season of Burn Notice, he's too good not to have a regular spot on TV.

I think they really nailed it when they cast Maisie Williams as Arya Stark.  She's exactly what I pictured Arya to look and act like when I read the books.

My friend has a large, six-foot tall cardboard poster of Anna Nicole he got from an old roommate that used to work at The Broadway (now Macy's).  It was an old promotional fixture for Guess jeans.  We joke about going to Vegas to see if we could sell the poster on Pawn Stars.  He thinks he would get offered like two…

So, so nice and bittersweet to see a Tasha Robinson byline on this site once again.

This movie was on cable over the weekend.  Ron Perlman was doing an oddball English accent that I didn't remember him doing.

There had better have been a time constraint, because this could have been four pages and I would have read every word.

"I can't see because I just got out of carbonite freezing, but I'M GOING TO TAKE A FLAMETHROWER TO THIS PLACE!"

Dawn should start responding to everyone with a Lana Kane-"YUP!"