So Tom & Lorenzo read Don's expression as seeing Megan as someone who could be a star based on her looks (but that he does not know how she does in terms of acting with her voice). I am not sure what to conclude about Don watching Megan on screen.
Megan at times seemed as petulant as Betty, but she certainly seems a bit more ruthless - which is probably good for an actress to be!
I see Hec's points though: Don was at a crossroads, trying to decide whether to help her (and her career) actively which likely means she will leave at some point, or have what he had in Betty, someone chained to him.
When Don was married to Betty did he convince someone not to give Betty a modeling job or am I misremembering.
I bought they offered the job to Betty to get Don to come to their firm. When he said no, they fired Betty
everyone in it was depressed, so there's that, but ugh.
Well, Roger didn't seem too depressed at the end.
I adored the scene between Don and Peggy! So glad we saw them together for at least a little while.
I'm not the target demo, but I watched Bunheads. I've missed AS-P; I LOLed. Then I got to the ending: WTFF? Seriously!?
I'm just watching now -- Michelle is very Lorelei-lite, isn't she?
I told the Faux-Tivo to record Bunheads.
I sort of liked "Longmire" but it sort of just made me miss Justified. Which is not really its fault...it's competently made and everything...I just like the weirder, morally confusing...I don't know, "Harlanverse"?
I forgot to record Bunheads! (Actually, I thought I'd set up a
recording - apparently I was wrong.)
Anyway, it's repeating tonight.
I liked the 2nd episode of Longmire better than the first.
I loved the power shot of the partners looking out from the empty 38th floor.
This and the shot of Don walking away from the commercial were so gorgeous. And I'm not at all surprised that Don and Megan won't work in the end. Their relationship seems so immature. There is no middle ground with them - it's either AwesomeGreatSexLove or FuckYouHateHitSex. So high school.
