Hartman needs a documentary like he needs a hole in his head.

My favorite part about Saturday's panels was the fact that the Onion one started on time, which meant I didn't have to leave the Simpsons panel early, because I absolutely had to leave at 5:15.

After asking like six questions when there was a line of people behind him.

The important thing isn't how you play the game, it's whether you win or lose. And even that isn't all that important.

The Odd Couple doesnt count because there's no way the series was better than the film.

Which is probably why the title of the show doesn't make me think of "television show about a black police detective dealing with racism in a small Mississippi town" so much as "show WGN used to throw on during extended rain delays.'

I don't think there was really any such thing as fully recovering from heroin in the 60s, and even if she had, where was she going to go? At least Freddy had a (relatively) successful career in advertising to come back to when he dried out.

NO YELLING ON THE BUS!

Yeah, that's called cost-plus accounting. Government contractors do the same thing.

Yeah, I'd like to know who beat her with the ugly stick.

That was probably a casualty of the pilot being filmed in NY and the rest of the series being filmed in LA.

BUT I LIKE THE STAIRS! UH-GEE, UH-GEE!

She gets a nosebleed above 86th Street.

BRYAN BATT, O'Neal. Jesus Christ. Right there in the URL to the Esquire article.

It could've been worse. Weiner could've written an actual love scene between Glen and Betty.

Harry's dickishness seemed to perfectly track his status within the agency/the amount of power he had.

Turned out Bert was just keeping a lid on it then so he could use it as leverage towards Don later, though.

Bald Bryan
Bald Bob's

After seeing Rachel in E8 and Sylvia in E9, I really did expect a cameo from all of Don's other sexual conquests in the remaining eps.

Brian Batty? Enough with the editorializing, good sir.