He's Pete Postlewaithe's son.

The "Employee of the Month" certificate says 2008 on it.

She then did it in New York at The Public, and we loved it.

You want a revelation? I want a revolution!

If that was the case, why didn't he want that doctor to put him under after ordering him to replace his kidneys? When they first mentioned the drug, it was established that it affected his brain differently from sleep in a way that releases people from his control. He obviously can't give new commands in his sleep, so…

The one who talks to Dev is played by Ann Harada from the original cast of Avenue Q.

The original shoot was at the cliffs of Dover, but the finished ad that actually aired was shot in Italy, which is why the text at the end refers to "a hilltop in Italy".

Except that D.B. Cooper didn't call himself D.B. He called himself Dan Cooper. The initials were those of an early suspect who was ruled out but whose name entered the popular consciousness through a news editor's mistake.

Mad Men is about being the secret man who drinks at work. It is about watching a man explode and then saying, “I am that man who just exploded. Give me his trophies.”

Makes sense considering it was directed by Jared Harris.

The perils of over-reading: It was copywriter Danny Siegel's line, not Mathis', that Don borrowed in "Waldorf Stories". Mathis didn't show up until two seasons later.

Even an episode of OITNB feels like a discrete drama with its own narrative arc and themes, while fitting into a larger story. The review makes it sound like DD is just an hours-long story sliced into 50-minute bits. There's a difference.

Here is a taste of what the USSR state media was telling their citizens about us at the time: http://www.motherjones.com/…

If Alicia's campaign couldn't get Martin Sheen, they should've gotten that actress who played Bartlett's wife, or that actor who played his second VP.

According to Phil, this article was commissioned way back last summer by Todd before he left to join Vox.

Doesn't the mention of I LOVE LUCY refute the idea that you need a "straight man[/woman]" in the central role for a show to be remembered?

Michael Cerveris is going to be in FUN HOME on Broadway.

"There are some things, too, which have such a place in the body, that they obviously serve no useful purpose, but are solely for beauty, as, e.g., the teats on a man's breast…" - St. Augustine, City of God