Anyway, here we go! It's a heist.
Even the music is like a heist movie.
'Well, I suppose gentlemen, you're fired.'
'Happy Christmas!'
Oh and Betty is on her way west while Carla looks after the kids. How much do they pay Carla anyway?
So now Steve knows where the podcast title comes from.
As Steve has predicted, and as I knew, the JFK assassination, the 'start of the 60s' is here.
Looks like Roger and Jane's Camelot is in trouble. Of course the big new is that so is Don and Betty's.
Steve hates Duck. I too am not a fan.
SKEETER DAVIS is awesome.
Flashbulb memories are a big deal. Hey I can use MY expertise for a change! Take that Dr. Dramatic Irony!
Roger's wedding speech is actually quite heartfelt.
Anyone else notice that Don is dressed like Oswald?
I envy Steve seeing this episode for the first time. I'll say that again when we get to The Suitcase.
Yup, Betty has figured it out sorta, and Don fills her in.
Jon Hamm's 'face acting' is unreal in this episode, as is his, well, his acting.
'What are you supposed to be?' is on the nose, but also perfect.
How long did Suzanne wait in the car?
Things are getting real for Betty, she has the key, and has opened Pandora's Box. Or Don's box, but you get what I mean.
Sterling Coo is for sale!
Lane likes NYC. His wife, not so much.
Some really nice foreshadowing wth Paul Kinsey Theatre(tm).
Kenny loves receiving telegrams, but he never sends them. Don wonders how this helps.
Suzanne's brother is visiting, and Don is getting calls at her place.
Paul didn't write down his idea, but he did talk to Achilles.
We're getting close to the JFK assassination.
No this isn't about Mad Men. I did talk about Mad Men in the podcast though! This is from a new podcast I'm doing with my brother Da...
