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Mad Men - Week 13

A slick move by Don and the boys to get out from their contracts, but I can't imagine that the chaps in London will take this lightly. Let's hope that Sterling, Cooper, Draper and Pryce have good lawyers.

I can't believe we have to wait an entire year for new episodes. What's up with these 13-week "seasons," anyway?

Mad Men - Week 12

What a nightmare episode for everyone except for Sterling Cooper's new Senior Vice President of Account Services, Ken Cosgrove. I thought Pete was going to hurl his hot cocoa into Cosgrove's face.

Mad Men - Week 11

It's hard to feel sorry for Don, but boy did he ever look pitiful when Betty nailed him.

Mad Men - Week 10

Don must not have learned to always remember to empty your pockets before washing your pants. Looks like his carelessness with his desk key is going to come back to haunt him.

Mad Men - Week 9

What a miserable week for everyone, except for Sally's teacher. But her misery can't be far off.

Mad Men - Week 8

The lecherous Italian men said it right -- Go home Yankee. Mad Men is more interesting when it stays in the States.

Mad Men - Week 7

I'm not sure which was more unsettling -- Don getting waylaid by the hitchhikers or Peggy falling for Duck?

Mad Men - Week 6

"He just got his foot in the door." What a line. What an episode.

Mad Men - Week 5

If that was a true representation of what it was like to have a baby in 1963, then I have yet another reason to be indebted to my Mom.

Michael Jordan and the Washington Wizards

As Michael Jordan is inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame Friday, most observers including writers from the Washington Post are looking back at Jordan's two-year comeback in Washington and calling it a failure or an embarrassment.

How quickly they forget.

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