Group sex and Serge Gainsbourg--episode 604 (To Have and to Hold) is easily one of my favorites.

Who else is watching Mad Men this year?

Im watching but thus far this season isn't grabbing me. It seems kinda meh.

I just caught up all the way to s6e03 last friday and I'm loving season 6 so far. Getting ready right now to watch tonight's GoT and Mad Men. I recommend the Firewall and Iceberg Podcast cause every morning they talk about last night's Mad Men and it's really fun.

Hudson said:

I just caught up all the way to s6e03 last friday and I'm loving season 6 so far. Getting ready right now to watch tonight's GoT and Mad Men. I recommend the Firewall and Iceberg Podcast cause every morning they talk about last night's Mad Men and it's really fun.

I really like this season as well, but that may be just because it's new. I will reevaluate once it's over.

I LOVED that Joan was at the Electric Factory and "Bonnie & Clyde" was playing in the background in last night's episode. The scene literally looked like the album cover from which the song was taken:

Awesome.

I was waiting to see how the show handled the death of Martin Luther King this season. It resisted the temptation to focus too much on Dawn, the black secretary which I think was a smart move. The awkward hug she got from Joan said a lot about race relations at the time. I didn't expect Pete to be the one guy to see the tragedy of the event correctly. Good for him.

NDRU said:

I have to wait for the DVD boo!!!!

You can buy current digital episodes on Amazon--which has resulted in numerous mediocre and negative reviews on the site for the entire season already.

Last night's episode was superb.

After taking things very slowly for the first few episodes of this season, everything happened all at once last night. It felt almost like a season finale. Wow.

The re-firing of Burt Peterson was easily the funniest scene so far this season.

Are Betty and Sally even on this show anymore?

I had only known the closing song from last night's episode as a sample for the Jam & Lewis song on the Mo Money soundtrack:

I just wonder if next sundays snow will deal with RFK or if they dont want to do another assassination episode.

sexton said:

The re-firing of Burt Peterson was easily the funniest scene so far this season.

Are Betty and Sally even on this show anymore?

I have a feeling Betty hasn't been on the show in a few weeks so that the next time we see her, she's slim and blonde again. That's just a guess. Maybe a wish.

Sally was in the preview for this week's (May 19th) episode. Can't wait!!

What a zany episode last night. But it was a fun and easy one to analyze. The whole working weekend for Don was obviously about finding a pitch for Sylvia, not Chevy. And the soup ad illustration was the clincher, the mole on the woman in the ad linked the prostitute who deflowered young Don, to Sylvia who also has a distinctive mole on her face. That's why Don was so obsessed with her and could not get past the breakup initially. Love it.

Loved it. The weird one each season is always the best.

Best scene EVA.

That scene was pretty awesome.

What jarred me was when Sally, after encountering the clever thief Grandma Ida, told her dad that she didn't "know anything about him'', which reinforced the point that Don Draper is an enigma to everyone.

That shot everyone took seemed to be a combo of meth and LSD...priceless!

^I kept trying to figure out what they were on, cause it was way more than just speed.

The written preview for this past Sunday's episode promised Joan going to the beach. She went to the beach alright--OFF CAMERA. What a letdown.

Other than that, it was a good episode. Don, Peggy and Roger all got spurned. The scene where Betty walks into her camp motel room and leaves the door open for Don was way hot. The final scene was great also, with Peggy in the middle of two creative directors, both closing their doors to her.

^IF January is given something besides being a icy queen, she can really bring it to a scene. I'm liking the Bob Benson character cause I cant figure out if hes a master manipulator or just a naive nice guy.

lazycrockett said:

^IF January is given something besides being a icy queen, she can really bring it to a scene. I'm liking the Bob Benson character cause I cant figure out if hes a master manipulator or just a naive nice guy.

It was the most I've liked Betty's character since I can't remember when.

I'm waiting for some big reveal in the finale involving Bob like he's Undercover Boss, haha.

Hilarious.

http://www.uproxx.com/tv/...eory-ever/

lazycrockett said:

Hilarious.

http://www.uproxx.com/tv/...eory-ever/

Bob is going to kill Megan via a Charles Manson copycat crime???

On a somewhat separate note, I have to rent Hot Tub Time Machine. Or at least look for HQ stills online.

I love Betty and Don singing with Bobby at breakfast (and boinking at night).

Bob Benson - I cannot figure that guy out. Does he have a crush on Pete? Does he have a crush on Joan? Why is he so nice to everyone? Something is up...

This episode made me feel sorry for Roger. And for Megan. And I don't like Megan. And I like Teddy but I thought he was cruel to Peggy.

Man, I LOVE this show!!!!!

loving it

Definitely addicted to this show ...

I hope Bob is genuine lol...and I loved how it appeared that Abe and Peggy's ambulance was roarring by in the street below as Don and Megan had their moment out on the balcony...

I just hope Peggy is smart enough to keep that brownstone.

Loved the music in last night's episode.

I felt the closing scene was the equivalent of Reverend Jim eating his first brownie in Taxi.