'Objects In Space'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
Nope, Tara just told Parker she was adorable a lot and presented Nate with an invoice for her cut of the inheritance win.
Well, except she was confirming that Sophie had called Parker adorable. I'm not sure if Parker will react to that description or not.
Everything about Sterling-Cooper's relationship with the UK home office is hitting way too close to home for me. It's kind of scary how accurate it is. As in, our sales manager did get turned down by office services on a request for a box of paper clips.
Betty in the maternity ward is freaking me out! My youngest sister, number 7 for my mother, was born in '62.
I am amused by Don pouring drinks everytime someone is unhappy in his office.
Although, my experience in England belies the british guy's lack of drinking. I remember one of my engineers having a beer while he waited for his pizza. At lunch.
Vortex, I think the lack of drinking was supposed to be about money as well. At least that is how I took it.
I really thought something was going to go terribly wrong for Betty. Also, what was up with her bloody dream sequence with her parents?
Kudos for Peggy trying to get a much-deserved raise, even if it's bad timing. I wondered if we'd see Duck again....
Vortex, I think the lack of drinking was supposed to be about money as well.
That was my read.
Also, what was up with her bloody dream sequence with her parents?
In the meeting with Sally's teacher, Betty said Sally had been obsessing over the Medgar Evers murder - that's who the black guy at the table with Betty's mother was supposed to be, I'm pretty sure.
I also really appreciated the line "My water never breaks." It's those teeny little details that this show does so well.
Thanks, Jessica. I missed that reference.
Also, wrt to her water never breaking, there was an interesting contrast between Betty being very knowledgable about her body and her previous pregnancies and how she was being treated like a child by the medical staff.
This was a great episode about power and who has it.
there was an interesting contrast between Betty being very knowledgable about her body and her previous pregnancies and how she was being treated like a child by the medical staff.
And not much has changed in the last 40 years in that regard. God I hated giving birth.