It's made up for by the fine song Steve picked.
Oh and that Romney thing from 'Tea Leaves', we're informed by a reliable source that it is not about Mittens.
CYNTHIA!
Oh, having a baby, that gets you going?
I know cooler heads should prevail but...
This is medieval.
HE HAD CHEWING GUM ON HIS PUBIS!
Also, this is a great episode.
This one is Hitchcockian at times, I like that.
Shelly from Twin Peaks is here! Oh and Don 'kills' her.
Joan ditches Captain Dr. McRapeyson.
'He Hit Me, and It Felt Like a Kiss' is a horrible song.
Steve and I both got to bring a bit of our professional lives into this one.
Lots of good 1960s boxes to check this week, Vietnam, civil right protests, riots, women taking a modicum of control of their lives and probably other things I can't think of right now.
Oh and we've got Richard Speck, sexual violence and just overall weirdness.
It's really disheartening to see how much Betty's self worth is wrapped up in her looks.
Henry's Mom is a garbage person.
'Everything is going to be OK'.
Hey, TWO new characters, Dawn and Ginzo!
We talked more about April Wine than you'd expect.
We didn't like the Romney line.
I love Ginzo's father.
The Stones, playing Time is on My Side, to the bean ballet, blame Steve.
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...
