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Yep. I understand that AMC doesn't want to have 3 months of no new programming but it still seems stupid that they can't play, say, The Walking Dead and Mad Men back to back on Sunday nights in the fall rather than having to wait nearly a year to air Mad Men because of the way their schedule is...

Yeah, the Blu-ray probably won't be out until the end of 2012 or so. Better hope that Mayan calendar is wrong. :)

I did.

Isn't getting engaged quickly somewhat common for that era though? I figured it was just par for the course that you'd find some things out about a person after getting engaged. I would assume for the sake of drama, there's going to be problems with Don marrying Megan so fast but I think for...

I have no clue what the inflation rate is from the mid-1960's to today but I just add a zero on to every amount of money that they talk about to make a guess as to what it would be in today's value.

I would have expected more worry too but Don did exude an air of confidence when he talked to the group. As an audience member, I was surprised that SCDP was apparently already finished in one season but Don's speech made me realize that they (and the writers) have other ways to keep the company...

I don't think that they've shown Ms. Blankenship and Cooper together before this episode but I liked how they seemed like old friends in their short exchange when they were doing crossword puzzles.

What made that even funnier to me was that it was Pete's only scene in the episode.

I think Joan was completely wrong in that scene (although I completely believe that her character would think that way). If Peggy had done nothing, the guys would still think that Joan is a weak secretary and that Peggy is a bitch. At least, Peggy got something done.

Yeah, this episode is definitely going to be one of the episodes chosen for Emmy consideration next year.

Easily the best episode of the year.

It was nice to see Glen again. I assume by the last season, he'll change his name to Tex Watson and join the Manson family.

^ I know John/Marsha is a soap opera parody but I recognize it from a Looney Tunes cartoon.

According to a review that I read in the paper, the season starts at Thanksgiving 1964