BTW, was that Ana Draper dancing with Bert? I don't remember her face well enough to be sure.

According to recaps - Not Ana. Bad eyes can give you some interesting interpretations of TV shows.

Oh, Mad Men. When you come through with a great episode you really come through.

That was great, though they should stop going to the Shocking New Partnership well, and I'm sad to see Don and Joan at loggerheads.

Though this new setup gives her the million she lost before so, maybe Roger saved the day.

I need a like button for the "whatthefeckery of Bert's song and dance," Indeed! But wow, Robert Morse still has it.

I wish it wasn't ending. I could do with another full season after this before saying goodbye.

Can't wait to see what Tom and Lorenzo have to say. Tx for the referral, David. Sepinwall referred everyone to them about 4 or so EPs ago so it's quite the joint for the comments. I really enjoy the people who have similar personal experiences or knowledge to report; its fun.

Does Kira on Orphan Black have special powers, or is she just very observant? What is up with Siobhan? ...that is going to be interesting to see unspool. Kira's father sure is nice to look at. Really enjoying this show.

Orphan Black is discussed in Boxed Set, Java cat.

...I'm sad to see Don and Joan at loggerheads.

Though this new setup gives her the million she lost before so, maybe Roger saved the day.

The million and more. Her 5% is worth 5 million, 1.25 million of it up front on signing. Also even though she was pissed enough to vote with against Don, remember her comment afterwards "you shouldn't have done that". And in the end, she voted for her getting a truckload of money. And yeah, this time Rodger was the knight is somewhat tarnished armor who saved the day. Don sold the swing vote, but Rodger put together the deal. Don was the troublesome, but occasionally useful sidekick whose ass Rodger saved in the course of winning the larger battle. I'm glad that for once Rodger rather than Don got to be the key figure.

I just like imagining that people have been saying to Matt Weiner for seven years that if you get Robert Morse, you have to give him a song and dance number, and all of a sudden, Weiner realizes he's almost blown it.

I mean: [link]

Love reading this from Robert Morse on filming his soft shoe number with Jon Hamm:

When we filmed it I had to sing to him, obviously. He stood there for seven hours while we did the song over and over again. He was so helpful. He’d put his finger up and go, “Great. That was a great take. You’re doing so well.” He was so enthusiastic. Lovely, lovely man. I cannot tell you how it helped that Jon Hamm was there when I sang the song. Many people in shows that are stars might not have shown up for that. They would have sent an extra. He was there for me. He was there for the show. He was there for himself.