[rebelmouse-image 24749014 original_size="560x375" expand=1]Sorry to bump it to Tuesday again. But alas, we were too busy to watch it Sunday night, so had to watch it last night. That may perhaps be the most melancholic script ever built around a birth, which is one of the touches I really appreciate with "Mad Men". Betty's hunched shoulders and pause before she went to tend to the crying infant was a heart-breaking touch. When Peggy asked Don if all this is old hat, I thought to myself that this would be a better question to ask Betty. Because it seems more and more that she's the one thinking that. The hardest part of watching them try to patch it up is that I sense that they not only love each other, but they really like each other. You see glimpses of their chemistry. But it's not each other, it's the trap that they find themselves in.
Spoilers. I’m traveling this week, and I am pretty sure that I’ll be way too busy to blog, but I didn’t want to miss out on “Mad Men” blogging after the season finale.
As usual, massive spoilers.