Clyde Bruckman's SECOND Repose!

Awesome on Darin Morgan. I'm most excited about older X Files writers, directors, producers coming back.
RIP Kim Manners.

James Wong! Yesss.

And there never will be!
*cue spooky music*

I think that's ultimately what Diana's role this season was; she was one last fleeting attempt at that dream, a brunette like so many others, and damaged for Don to see pieces of himself. I was sort of frustrated by that storyline, but I see the merit in it overall. The fact that what he hangs onto in the end is the…

With no offense to high school yearbook staff, of course :)

It's more of a problem with the whole system of news journalism now; writers themselves gloss over their own typos which is why copy editors are needed. When a zillion websites no one pays for put up constant articles, there just isn't quality control. I feel your pain though.

Oh my Entertainment Weekly; I'm a long time subscriber to the magazine and the state of journalism on the website crushes me.

This whole TV series is probably not a good watch for anyone needing trigger warnings on sexual assault. It's easier to count the episodes where near rape didn't happen.

"Plus, what the hell having Don absent from all these big events taking place back East?"

So sorry to hear.

Maybe with her Avon experience, she aligns with Mary Kay and rides off into the sunset with her kid and the Silver Fox in a pink Caddy.

JC Penney catalog: that toy section, though.

The King line was amazing.

Well, there's this storm, see. And this mysterious lady running from her old life who showed up just in time to take care of the kids I'm about to abandon so ….

I am still one foot in the DB Cooper camp, but I don't think it would ever be shown. I think the closest we'd get is a final shot of Don boarding a plane and an infinity of internet speculation.

He used the word "entitled" which really says it all. He knows he effed up, even if he doesn't admit, but he sees Lear Jet as this miraculous new start which he is entitled to. I LOVED the earlier scene this season with Pete and Trudy at the elite private school arguing to get their kid in. All this to me showed that…

It's the date she wrote the letter. Sally talks to Don on the phone about it getting cold, so it's early fall.

I revisited the recap of season 1's finale as well re: Don attempting to get home for Thanksgiving.

The doctor himself was older and likely of the generation to discuss with the head of the household (man) rather than say a newer MD just coming out of school. You see that still today with some older doctors clinging to what they see as tried and true methods rather than embracing new technologies.