[GustavM]

That's an impressive wedding dress.

[erelvenewmeva]

That is jolly well ****ed up.

[MasTaBlau]

Ooh, quite... Isn't the white of the dress supposed to represent innocence? She looks far from innocent...

[MauroDarudo]

Isn't the white of the dress supposed to represent innocence?

Not for a while..

[Aaron757]

Suspicious, a redhead with no freckles.

[SAUNDERSAN]

Those are impressive hooters.

[neerewed]

I've never watched her show.

[MpNelQTU]

who cares how hot she is when her show sucks ass?

I don't watch TV, but she can suck my ass any day of the week.

[evammaUselp]

So?

Fake tits

America

[CsFLhGNp]

I actually have no idea who either of these douches are.

[xanaxnewtrader]

who cares how hot she is when her show sucks ass?

You have horrible, horrible taste

[EsAllCams]

You're missing the relevant parts.

Fixed

[Lafclaria]

And her new husband is the dude that ate the drugs in 'Super Troopers'. It's right in the thread title.

[prearpaccew]

There seems to be a radical split in opinion over Mad Men. My wife agrees with you, and even called it a soap opera independently. Personally, I think that the characters are detailed, human and realistic. The plot arcs change how the characters behave as time goes on. Yes, the focus is on relationships between people instead of a struggle between people and an external force (say, criminals as in a police show), but in my opinion this type of storytelling is done well, and does not lead down to navel-gazing masturbatoriness as in soaps.

[YTmWSOA5]

Yes, even those shows with a unifying focus as I characterized them earlier should be attempting to tell a story about character and relationships. The difficulty is that without the external focal point you often sink into navel-gazing vacuousness. However, with MM:

1) Vacuousness is a major theme of the show, esp. as regards Betty Draper. See, for example, her recent dabble into local politics which SHOULD provide external structure but which instead serves solely as a means to satisfy her own attention-whoredness. Or Don's self-aware pursuit of pleasure while constantly feeling the disapproval of his past self, friends and family

2) Again, when plot developments have lasting consequences on the characters, there is a buffer against meaningless twists etc.

[karaburatoreror]

Yes, even those shows with a unifying focus as I characterized them earlier should be attempting to tell a story about character and relationships. The difficulty is that without the external focal point you often sink into navel-gazing vacuousness.

Bingo.

[silver lining]

Maybe it has improved in that regard, but even 43 minutes a week comes at a premium these days. A man's got to have priorities, so Max X it is.

[bingookenoo]

Yeah, big-boobed sex symbol marries scuzzy-looking guy who never grew up. This will be a long and happy marriage, I'm sure.

[AttableBewNaw]

I'd just like to say how much I love "porking" as a "****ing" synonym. Haven't heard it in ages. Thanks Drake.

[OccumCymn]

Really? You think she's that good?

They're both "unknown actors" to me and quite frankly based on the pictures posted here she isn't that impressive.

May I suggest a quick Google Image Search?

[Bgfbukpf]

Dude. Seriously. What is wrong with you?