Mad Men - New Season

[Chuck to Chuck]

Also: Anytime a guy like Harry Crane is available for partner, you gotta get that partner.

That part I missed. Why did Hamlin want Harry as a partner?

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Also: Anytime a guy like Harry Crane is available for partner, you gotta get that partner.

That part I missed. Why did Hamlin want Harry as a partner?

I think for sake of driving PR around the new computer.

And maybe to avoid losing an irreplaceable mind like Harry Crane's.

[Bort]

Also: Anytime a guy like Harry Crane is available for partner, you gotta get that partner.

That part I missed. Why did Hamlin want Harry as a partner?

I think for sake of driving PR around the new computer.

And maybe to avoid losing an irreplaceable mind like Harry Crane's.

And to piss off Roger.

[InternetApex]

Also: Anytime a guy like Harry Crane is available for partner, you gotta get that partner.

That part I missed. Why did Hamlin want Harry as a partner?

I think for sake of driving PR around the new computer.

And maybe to avoid losing an irreplaceable mind like Harry Crane's.

And to piss off Roger.

That's the confusing part because Cutler wanted Crane fired and Roger was fine with it. Now Cutler wants him to be a partner and Roger is irritated. Joan seemed most offended by the idea. I don't hate that plotline but I need to watch again to see what I missed there. And I probably won't watch again.

[CBStew]

I admit it.  After Professor Moriarity committed suicide I stopped watching.

[Chuck to Chuck]

Also: Anytime a guy like Harry Crane is available for partner, you gotta get that partner.

That part I missed. Why did Hamlin want Harry as a partner?

I think for sake of driving PR around the new computer.

And maybe to avoid losing an irreplaceable mind like Harry Crane's.

And to piss off Roger.

That's the confusing part because Cutler wanted Crane fired and Roger was fine with it. Now Cutler wants him to be a partner and Roger is irritated. Joan seemed most offended by the idea. I don't hate that plotline but I need to watch again to see what I missed there. And I probably won't watch again.

This.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Also: Anytime a guy like Harry Crane is available for partner, you gotta get that partner.

That part I missed. Why did Hamlin want Harry as a partner?

I think for sake of driving PR around the new computer.

And maybe to avoid losing an irreplaceable mind like Harry Crane's.

And to piss off Roger.

That's the confusing part because Cutler wanted Crane fired and Roger was fine with it. Now Cutler wants him to be a partner and Roger is irritated. Joan seemed most offended by the idea. I don't hate that plotline but I need to watch again to see what I missed there. And I probably won't watch again.

This.

Feel free, Chuck.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Well that was a thoroughly satisfying send-off for Bert.

I hope Chuck never watches it.

[Saul Goodman]

Well that was a thoroughly satisfying send-off for Bert.

I hope Chuck never watches it.

The best things in life are free!

[Bort]

Well that was a thoroughly satisfying send-off for Bert.

I hope Chuck never watches it.

The best things in life are free!

I just watched this, and that was both awesome and basically a fever dream.

[InternetApex]

Well that was a thoroughly satisfying send-off for Bert.

I hope Chuck never watches it.

The best things in life are free!

I just watched this, and that was both awesome and basically a fever dream.

Is Don going to wake up in Indiana with Bert not dead and his job still in jeopardy? I can't tell you how many times that's happened to me.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Well that was a thoroughly satisfying send-off for Bert.

I hope Chuck never watches it.

The best things in life are free!

I just watched this, and that was both awesome and basically a fever dream.

Is Don going to wake up in Indiana with Bert not dead and his job still in jeopardy? I can't tell you how many times that's happened to me.

While I guess just about anything could happen as the series winds up, I doubt it.

It'd be a hell of a trick for them to do that without it coming off like a lame cop-out. And it would be a bit of a departure from the show's established style when it comes to death and dismemberment.

[InternetApex]

Well that was a thoroughly satisfying send-off for Bert.

I hope Chuck never watches it.

The best things in life are free!

I just watched this, and that was both awesome and basically a fever dream.

Is Don going to wake up in Indiana with Bert not dead and his job still in jeopardy? I can't tell you how many times that's happened to me.

While I guess just about anything could happen as the series winds up, I doubt it.

It'd be a hell of a trick for them to do that without it coming off like a lame cop-out. And it would be a bit of a departure from the show's established style when it comes to death and dismemberment.

I think you're right and that's what it is. It didn't really work for me but whatever. I really hope they jump ahead in time about 5 years for the last few episodes because I feel like we have plenty of resolution for everything we're seeing right now. I do really want to know what happens to all these people down the road. I got a feeling Weiner could give a flying fuck what anybody wants though.

[InternetApex]

I'm starting the final episodes tonight after binge watching the entire show for three weeks with JennPex who had never seen it. I have a new appreciation for all of it now. Even the seasons I didn't like that much got better on the second watch. I'm not sure if I'm going to miss this show or not. I guess I'll find out.

[R-V]

"The king ordered it!" may be my new favorite Pete Campbell line, barely edging out "Not great Bob!"

(Game of Thrones season 3 spoilers)