I didn't get that either.  I thought Don might not be a fan of sex in marriage as he is outside of it and Meghan obviously noted that. 

Great ears.  It's all about the ears with that girl. 

Sure, but that wouldn't negate reading a bit of plot synopsis prior to doing that. 

Doomed to be awesome? 

SPOILER ALERT: Widespread heroine addiction leads the employees of SCDP to ruin and, in one case, being forced to perform an ass-to-ass sex scene in front of scheezy business men. 

How could a series that lasted 100 + hours and had tons of plot twists boil down to that?  Having never seen the show, the reaction to the ending have convinced me I made the right decision to never start watching. 

Tell her to start reading books from the midpoint without trying to find a summary of the chapters she skipped. 
Wikipedia exists for times like this. 

SPOILER ALERT: Duck Phillips's name was actually Mallard.  

We knew he didn't have balls, but this?  

I hate to cast doubt on something that hasn't even started filming yet, but I imagine this reunion will disappoint lots of fans simply because it isn't going to be able to be all things to all fans.  Nobody might hate any particular secondary character, but lots of people are going to be disappointed by the exclusion…

I made a huge mistake. 

They really got a lot out of a single Star Wars Kid joke. 

Wait, you aren't in favor of bringing back Gene Parmesan?
He's the best. 

Only in the most technical sense. 

That guy is due for a junk punching soon. 

TOTN, This American Life, and Fresh Air, are why I support public radio.  My support doesn't mean that those shows aren't humorless though. 

I not only impugn Wait, Wait…Don't Tell Me?, but I say that Talk of the Nation is mostly uninformative.  Mostly uninformative!

It isn't as if he mentioned 'wheel spinning,' so he really didn't earn the reflexive Sims hate. 

"My father is gay," is the best line that comes from George protesting his heterosexuality, but you are correct on the general observation. 

I would place New Yorker cartoons in the same category as NPR humor; you might smirk in amusement but you you will never actually laugh.  Not surprisingly, Kramer's 'my wife is a slut' would have made for the funniest actual cartoon.