This was one of those "it's not slash anymore; it's subtext" episodes. Love!
Cable Drama: Still Waiting for the Cable Guy to Show Up with the Thread Name...
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
OMG - that's the guy who played Franklin on True Blood, right?
Yes. He has quite the acting career.
OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG. Hardison. ARMS. Guh!!! Bunk.
My son asked "Why is Hardison wearing a shirt without sleeves". "To make me happy".
My son asked "Why is Hardison wearing a shirt without sleeves". "To make me happy".
I am so glad I wasn't drinking anything while reading this because I either would have choked or sprayed my monitor.
Mad Men:
Obnoxious Talent Dude: "You're a fruitcake."
Peggy: "And you're chickenshit. I can work like this. Let's go."
Whoa! Peggy for the win.
(For those not watching, he called her repressed. She took all her clothes off.)
You know, I will always appreciate writers who know the difference between horseshit, bullshit, batshit and chickenshit.
"And you're chickenshit. I can work like this. Let's go."
I loved Peggy in this ep.
It's a shame they felt they needed a filler ep instead of just taking the night off for the Emmys like everyone else, but at least they had fun with it.
I conditionally disagree with calling that ep filler. Don's hit rock bottom (I hope), Peggy's dissatisfaction is boiling over (and while I really dug her last night, her foil was a one-note paper cutout of a chauvinist pig), Cosgrove is back in the fold, and - somewhat significantly - Don's last conquest called him "Dick." If any of that winds up going somewhere, I'd say there was a narrative point to it.
Peggy totally rocked.
I didn't think it was filler either - lots of significant things as noted by Corwood.
Huh, totally missed her calling him "Dick" - and I certainly hope that this is rock bottom for Don.
The interplay between Layne and Campbell seemed significant to me too.