Several of my friends, who saw the premiere before I did, tittered that there was one scene in particular that I would LOLOL/LOVE.
I was offended that Pete was mostly relegated to the background, although it's reassuring that he still fangirls Don until the end of time (that line about YNR not living in the same neighborhood creatively, because Don doesn't work there? oh sweetheart, just screw him already). Peggy and Pete were so endearing together -- none of the animosity/awkwardness/capital-H History of past seasons. COME ON, WEINER. GIVE ME MORE FAN FODDER. OBVIOUSLY YOUR SHOW EXISTS TO PROVIDE ME WITH FANFICTION IDEAS.
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Date: 2010-07-27 03:20 am (UTC)Several of my friends, who saw the premiere before I did, tittered that there was one scene in particular that I would LOLOL/LOVE.
I was offended that Pete was mostly relegated to the background, although it's reassuring that he still fangirls Don until the end of time (that line about YNR not living in the same neighborhood creatively, because Don doesn't work there? oh sweetheart, just screw him already). Peggy and Pete were so endearing together -- none of the animosity/awkwardness/capital-H History of past seasons. COME ON, WEINER. GIVE ME MORE FAN FODDER. OBVIOUSLY YOUR SHOW EXISTS TO PROVIDE ME WITH FANFICTION IDEAS.