DISQUS

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

Starting off with Robert Morse is never a bad move in this show...

Resumes · 1 month ago

LOL!!!!!!! twerpiest of twerps nice choice of word to describe him

Claire Helene · 2 years ago

I like how the kids wait til Dad's gone to play. :)

steverino · 2 years ago

What are the odds they put a twist on it and Nixon wins?

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

The Sterling Cooper crowd reminds me of the Kerry-Edwards bunch early on election night three years ago...

steverino · 2 years ago

He DOES look like Orson Welles

M.A. Peel · 2 years ago

Signs of real life in this episode--it's nice

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

All he cares about is the glasses?!

M.A. Peel · 2 years ago

there hasn't been a commerical yet

Blue Girl · 2 years ago

Yeah, there are hardly any commercials in this show! Makes running up to read comments hard.

Tom, he was preoccupied with those glasses so he didn't have to look at, ahem, other things.

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

Ah, the myth of the stolen '60 election - which Nixon kept alive over Eisenhower's objections.

steverino · 2 years ago

Well, so much for my alternate universe-Nixon wins '60 election scenario...was thinking this might be alternate universe where the life forms - while looking human - are really unemoting androids.

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

I don't think DeNiro put on weight that quick for his Raging Bull role.

Blue Girl · 2 years ago

She was *too much* coming in with that coat and hat on.

I was glad though that she's gonna report them for the three bucks!

Claire Helene · 2 years ago

I really hope that Don doesn't fall for Pete's blackmail. He's such a little twerp.

Blue Girl · 2 years ago

Why am I all initial capped all of a sudden?

It's so formal.

Claire Helene · 2 years ago

Secrets can only hurt you if you keep them in the dark.

Blue Girl · 2 years ago

He’s such a little twerp.

Say it, sister. He is the twerpiest of twerps.

Guest · 3 months ago

great

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

Where's Hawkeye and Trapper?

steverino · 2 years ago

Hey - it's Hawkeye!

steverino · 2 years ago

Bite me, Tom.

steverino · 2 years ago

What a wimpy jerk. Sheesh.

Claire Helene · 2 years ago

Amen, Steverino. Don needs to grow a pair.

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

Man he really is a whore-child!

steverino · 2 years ago

Ah, Tom, but aren't we all? And isn't that the point of this subtle masterpiece of tv?

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

Well, Draper is a Randian paragon in one aspect - his pure selfishness.

Claire Helene · 2 years ago

HA!!! "And what a deep lack of character you have."

Claire Helene · 2 years ago

Good call Tom.

steverino · 2 years ago

Indeed. Who cares?

Tom Watson · 2 years ago

I've heard that line before

M.A. Peel · 2 years ago

Well quite a reveal.

James S. · 2 years ago

I knew that Don wouldn't fold under pressure. He is a classic American. Jay Gatsby the ubermensch.

Karen · 2 years ago

What I can't understand is why Don thought Cooper would even care. Wouldn't an Onjectivist only care about the man in front of him, rather than his past? I was praying that Don would call Pete's bluff, which Cooper handled exactly the way I assumed he would. Pete really is an idiot. Don had no reason to look so nervous.

Kudos to Rachel, by the way. Nice to see a woman with balls on this show. Even more than Joan.

cgeye · 2 years ago

"One never knows how loyalty is born."

HUH?

What the?

IDGI.

Steve Paradis · 2 years ago

“One never knows how loyalty is born.”

Pete finds out how the Alpha dog alphas. Even if he doesn't, it's another great cryptic line for Cooper. I swear they cast the show around Robert Morse.
Saddest orgy ever. I wanted so to see Edith Prickley Jr. get lucky: "I believe in MIRACLES . . . "
And WEHT Kristen Schaal? Did she quit to follow the Conchords full time?

cgeye · 2 years ago

"Galt is a bug, from the wrong side of the tracks. You don't want to be Galt."

How did I miss this? It's what Paul said when Sal complained about playing the lead.