So, I just finished watching "Mad Men" Part Two... What the fuck happened? I mean I gave the first episode one thumb up and one thumb down. I think whoever was responsible for episode two must have had two thumbs up their arse... It was very slow and incredibly boring. Most of the story lines which were being developed in the first episode just kinda disappeared. Yeah, we know that all the guys in the office want to bang the shit out of the new girl, who at the end of the first episode got her brains banged out by the drunk junior executive who disappeared from episode two 'cos he's on his honeymoon at Niagara Falls. But in episode two a schmuck of a writer (You know he's a writer, 'cos he smokes a pipe... Give me a fucking break... Cliche, cliche!) makes a play for her, which she rebuffs 'cos her heart belongs to the drunk who's banging the shit out of his new (rich) wife while on honeymoon at Niagara Falls... Are you paying attention here??? Meantime, Don's wife is doing a Soprano and seeing a shrink while she smokes... But that's OK, 'cos the shrink smokes. Don has taken the day off to fuck the shit out of his mistress, who wears wigs and loses the key to her apartment, which from the looks of the beat to shit hallway must be in Hells Kitchen before it got trendy... But, the high spot of an episode lacking spots of virtually any description, was, after a night of debauchery, and after being told by his mistress that he stinks, and she has to leave him stinking in bed to go to a theatrical reading which she assures us Karouac will not show up for (like we fucking care?) Then as Don lights a cigarette, the muse strikes and that good old lighting bolt of inspiration tells him exactly... "What a woman wants!" Relative to the worlds first aerosol deodorant that is... "Cos he doesn't have a clue when it comes to his wife. How many more fucking episodes does this clinker have to go... And even more importantly... How much payola did it cost to get all the glowing reviews that preceded this piece of shit? Fuck, and I always thought advertising was corrupt!
. Boy, that Mad Men sure keeps you on the edge of your seat!