Willow ,'End of Days'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
a very unsympathetic tragedy because she's bitchy and willing to grab onto the idea that everybody but her is responsible for her unhappiness.
I thought Betty was making real progress during her conversation with Henry (when he was worried that he'd "backed the wrong horse" with Lindsey). She seemed quite mature in that brief moment, telling him that they needed to, and would, solve their own problems.
I thought Betty was making real progress during her conversation with Henry (when he was worried that he'd "backed the wrong horse" with Lindsey). She seemed quite mature in that brief moment, telling him that they needed to, and would, solve their own problems.
That conversation to me sounded like she was repeating something she'd read in a WW brochure, not something she came up with on her own and actually believed.
I imagine it was something she learned at her meetings. Still, at least she's trying?
That's what I thought, too, Jon. She hasn't really internalized it, but she's working on it.
Eta: I guess the part Megan's friend got was on Dark Shadows? Nice timing!
Betty really connected in that moment -- toe in the water and all. She's capable of it. She could be brilliant and fulfilled as a political wife a la Ann Romney if she'd learn to leave her unhappy dollhouse.
Eta: I guess the part Megan's friend got was on Dark Shadows? Nice timing!
I noticed that, too. I wondered if it was some bizarre kind of product placement, or it just happened!
The timing was coincidental. It was the title of the episode too.
I was wondering if the lines she was reading were from an actual Dark Shadows episode and if the Mad Men character had the same name as the actor who originally read them.
and if the Mad Men character had the same name as the actor who originally read them.
I wondered that too because in the credits she had a first and last name, which would be unusual for a walk-on character, but would make sense if they really wanted to tie it to the show.
I guess I could go look up the credits on IMDB...
I saw this video on Gawker, and it couldn't have been more Parkery without a social disorder.