I will say I'm more excited that Steve will get to see next week's episode, but we have to do this one too.
I spot more dramatic irony!
Ann Margret, the hot virgin.
The Prices and the Drapers out to dinner was pretty great.
'You ever get three sheets to the wind and try that thing on?'
Pregnant and stressed? Wine and smokes should help.
Is Don doing something nice for Betty? What?
So, season 3, episode 1, where Don tells us to limit our exposure.
Sal is having an awakening.
I spotted more dramatic irony.
Steve meets Lane. I think Steve will like Lane. We both like Jared Harris a lot.
Imagine growing up having been told that story about your birth.
The woman Don is with in this episode is a lot more like Betty than like his other mistresses.
Sally is taking to Don's tools like a little lesbian.
Limit your exposure.
History gets portrayed in art all of the time.
What are the upsides?
What are the downsides?
Wait, what even is history?
What are the consequences of doing it incorrectly?
Nostalgia is often bullshit. (As Don knows).
Tradition is also often bullshit (As Peggy and Betty know).
Plus, I get some predictions from Steve about Season 3.
Hey it's the finale of Season 2. We'll have a Season 2 wrap up and then a short hiatus (it's the end of term here and we're both about to go insane).
Emergency indeed, the world is about to end.
The world almost did end.
Our PM's handling of the crisis actually was an issue in the next federal election, which he lost.
Does Don love his family?
Does Don love Betty?
Does Don love Don?
Was Don's letter sincere?
I'm pretty sure I spotted some of that dramatic irony the kids are all talking about.
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