That would be too weird. Don and Peggy are like brother and sister.

Ken's white man's overbite dance moves didn't help matters.

I actually think Peter should get a separation from Trudy and an apartment in the city. I mean if he was a real person and not a fictional character. He would be happier. He's doing great at work. What's bothering him is being out in the 'burbs with no say-so otherwise. But he seems to think just being more…

I saw a woman at Fisherman's Wharf who was wearing sandals and had all her toenails filed into long points. You could never wear closed-toe shoes.

Ben Feldman's much hotter in his own clothes than he is in that ill-fitting thrift store stuff they make him wear.

She manhandled him first, actually.

Are they pro-lifers? Because that's pretty control-freaky to expect everyone on earth to time their shits just so.

Also, Sharon Needles, pretty witches are good and ugly witches are bad.

In this case, I think it was mostly opportunity and entitlement. He was drunk and stumbling home I think with a friend of his. He sees the teacher and just grabs her. His initial defense was that he didn't mean to hurt anybody, which just indicates to me that it never occurred to him that his victim was a human being.…

If judges gave a shit how victims are affected, they would have considered that by now.

Yeah I originally thought he was going to be a psycho because of that dual personality thing that freaked Peggy out at first, but I think that's just a thing that marginalized people do. Like Dave Chappelle's talked about "we speak Ebonics and we speak job interview." Ginsburg had just presumed more intimacy with…

Or he just decides he's frustrated with his life and nobody can live without him so he quietly gasses the house while everybody's sleeping. Maybe he heads over to shoot Howard and Beth beforehand.

He doesn't like it, or anything it represents.

Hey speaking of Pete and his daddy issues, did you notice the print on Howard's new tie was little crashing airplanes?

"Dawn and Ginsberg have no development whatsoever."

Pete seems like a textbook profile of a family annihilator, who are pretty much defined by their self-absorption, so there's hope yet but he'd take Trudy, Tammy, and Rori Gilmore with him.

There's also barefootness and the Beatles and "Tomorrow Never Knows" is from the Tibetan Book of the Dead.

He's missing out on so much by trying to be Don. Also, he should lighten up and get to be better friends with Roger, but he'll self-destruct first.

Remember that flashback episode last season? I think it was "Waldorf Stories." Don and Betty met before Roger hired him at Sterling Cooper. Don was still with that fur company and Betty had done some modeling for them.

Yeah and housewifeliness is also a signifier of death in this case. So it's both.