Anonymous wrote:I didn't understand last night's episode - why is everyone at the agency so shocked that McCann wants to absorb them? McCann acquired them and bith are ad agencies - wasn't this inevitable?

Someone said ( I think Don) - "and there we were thinking we were safe" - because they left them as stand alone for so long without interference they thought they had some autonomy and could continue to exist that way. This way, they are literally being dissolved.

Loved last nights episode.

I didn't understand last night's episode - why is everyone at the agency so shocked that McCann wants to absorb them? McCann acquired them and bith are ad agencies - wasn't this inevitable?

Anonymous wrote:I thought tonight's episode was great. I knew Diana wasn't going away entirely. She is clearly going to be important in the ending IMO.

Maybe. Its all looking a bit damp squib right now.

I thought tonight's episode was great. I knew Diana wasn't going away entirely. She is clearly going to be important in the ending IMO.

Anonymous wrote:Her parents are twits. That's how a smart teenager would talk to them.

Her parents are narcissists. I'm not surprised at all.

Anonymous wrote:Her parents are twits. That's how a smart teenager would talk to them.

This. And this is what makes her fantastic. If others disagree that's fine, but it doesn't make the opinion of others "wrong" just different. I think those who dislike her or ambivalent are sounding a little bit uptight.

Anonymous wrote:It's gotta be hard being a 40 something yo actor who was obscure before knowing that this is a role of a lifetime and he will probably never do better.

Um, no. Sad is never making it at all. Never landing any film or tv roles and working hard at acting your whole life. I don't have sympathy for millionaires who hit it big like this but because they can't stay on top are sad. Go retire somewhere warm. Puh.

Her parents are twits. That's how a smart teenager would talk to them.

Sally has no respect for her parents, she is also a teen ager.
The way she speaks to them seems accurate to me.

Those of you who don't care for the way Sally speaks to her parents -- were you perhaps raised somewhere other then America? The way she speaks to them is sassy but rings true to me, albeit being a bit exaggerated (to be expected since this is a TV show).

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Anonymous wrote:I thought it was a pretty good episode. Sally is one of my favorite characters. her eye roll and comment during the dinner when her friend came on to Don was just priceless: "I just want to eat dinner."

Sally ended up being the best character in the entire series.

Sally is fantastic. Shame the other Draper children didn't manage to age remotely and just got recast over and over.

Really? I can't believe how many people think this. I mean she is direct and blunt but that doesn't make her fantastic. She is rarely seen and most of her story lines are super predictable.

Agree. She's a brat.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought it was a pretty good episode. Sally is one of my favorite characters. her eye roll and comment during the dinner when her friend came on to Don was just priceless: "I just want to eat dinner."

Sally ended up being the best character in the entire series.

Sally is fantastic. Shame the other Draper children didn't manage to age remotely and just got recast over and over.

Really? I can't believe how many people think this. I mean she is direct and blunt but that doesn't make her fantastic. She is rarely seen and most of her story lines are super predictable.

Agree. Sally is a great character. Decent actor too.

I do remember her mentioning a very brief failed first marriage.