Trent Strong
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How did Ken injure his foot? I don't remember that happeing.
How did Ken injure his foot? I don't remember that happeing.
car accident very beginning
and that Ken himself doesn't seem to care either.
Oh, I didn't know that crazy car scene ended in an accident. That's insane. In fact, I'm my suspension of disbelief is getting stretched pretty far by the idea that these car company execs are getting blind drunk and waving guns around while forcing Ken to drive recklessly, and then, after getting in an accident and injuring Ken, no one seems to care that this happened and they all just expect Ken to shrug it off and keep going out with these dude and do more insane crap that puts him in extreme danger, and that Ken himself doesn't seem to care either. All those car execs should be in jail, and Ken should quit his job before ever taking them out again.
It almost loops. Maybe if I take a couple frames out of the end.
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No one here cares about The Prisoner that the kids were watching? No reviews have mentioned it?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prisoner
Great show exploring all sorts of Postmodern concepts
Uh, meth was used during WW2. Meth would definitely be the best possible drug. It will also keep you up for days.
Ken complained about it at their meeting in the very beginning.
I think it's pretty unrealistic that Ken's first girlfriend would have taught him how to tap dance.
Yeah I was surprised to see Sepinwall not bring it up. In some ways this episode was a lot like the more manic moments in The Prisoner, so I think it was a very deliberate choice of placement.
It almost loops. Maybe if I take a couple frames out of the end.
Totally agree. I really wish we knew what episode it was so we could juxtapose or draw parallels
Ken's looked pale/sickly this entire season.This made me think Cosgrove would make a great Riddler in a Batman movie. That green suit.
My girlfriend taught me how to salsa and rock climb, and I taught her how to fish and lift weights.I think it's pretty unrealistic that Ken's first girlfriend would have taught him how to tap dance.
Yeah it was a stretch, she should have said she was the maid or something.Ken complained about it, but no one at the meeting seemed to care. I mean, the guy could have been killed. I think it's also pretty unrealistic that Sally would think for even a second that the woman who broke into their apartment was her gandmother. I kept expecting this whole bizarre episode to be a dream sequence.
Ken complained about it, but no one at the meeting seemed to care. I mean, the guy could have been killed. I think it's also pretty unrealistic that Sally would think for even a second that the woman who broke into their apartment was her gandmother. I kept expecting this whole bizarre episode to be a dream sequence.
I'm so glad this is the first thing I see at the top of the page after watching the episode. Man, that was a crazy ass ride.It almost loops. Maybe if I take a couple frames out of the end.
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I think it was more surprise that he wasn't still begging. I don't think she went in wanting him back. Don isn't coming out of this situation on top.I like how Don turned around shit on Sylvia. She could have waited for the next elevator but she entered thinking Don would grovel but instead got a really weird and silent elevator ride. Boom.
Yeah I'm glad Don stopped simping, it was very unbecoming.I like how Don turned around shit on Sylvia. She could have waited for the next elevator but she entered thinking Don would grovel but instead got a really weird and silent elevator ride. Boom.
I think it was more surprise that he wasn't still begging. I don't think she went in wanting him back. Don isn't coming out of this situation on top.
Well, she was the one that initiated the breakup, so I think after the surprise, it would be met with relief. Don was legitimately stalking her.Not that she wanted him back but realized the finality of her decision.
So early in the episode when Don takes Dr. Rosen's call at work (when it's actually Sylvia to scold him about the cigarette butts), she says a line that is a little ambiguous and sounds a LOT like they ADR'd Megan's voice over Linda Cardellini's. On purpose. The line is:
"So if you ever really cared about me at all, knock it off."
Anyone else pick up on this? I can't unhear it now... And I have no way to be certain about it, but in an episode where they were toying with the trippy-ness, it certainly would fit right in (even though it happens well before Don gets his shot).
The implications of doing that are pretty easy to connect, too. It's like an alternate version of Megan pleading for Don to stop being a scumbag. At the same time the dialogue works for Sylvia, too.
I think it's just because Sylvia usually seems so controlled and this was a moment of weakness in her voice that you're not used to hearing. It does sound a lot like Megan, but only because it's a tone that's fairly common to Megan.
I still don't have a solid read on his character yet, but I love it. There are a couple interesting ways I think they could take him.Props to the catalyst of the entire episode. I'm glad Hamlin has been given scenes to flex his acting chops and breath a little life into the character that we know so little about. He can be the new Freddie if they work it right. I'd love to see an episode where he and Roger or he, Roger and Don have an adventure.
Now I can't get one scene that I found absolutely hilarious out of my head, yet I don't see it brought up at all in this thread.
It was overshadowed by tapdancing scene, but right after it, after Don chases Kenny down the hall and casually enters creative's room to deliver out of the blue this spontaneous ridiculous pitch
I know you are all feeling the darkness. There is a way around this system. This is a test of our patience and commitment. One great idea could win someone over.
I dunno, but I can't stop laughing at the entire sequence
Don's pitch is one of my favorite parts of the entire show. It's simultaneously so Don Draper and so drug addict. Every line is the perfect segue into a brilliant explanation of the product...except it's followed by ANOTHER perfect segue, into another perfect segue, into another..,
It almost loops. Maybe if I take a couple frames out of the end.
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Yeah I was surprised to see Sepinwall not bring it up. In some ways this episode was a lot like the more manic moments in The Prisoner, so I think it was a very deliberate choice of placement.
lol!
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#dead
Cuz its very strong and lasts a really long time.