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“I hit my head against the concrete wall. It hurts.” – Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino

The Kodak pitch meeting, with the aim to rebrand its famous slide projector, is a Don Draper tour de force.

“Nixon vs. Kennedy” breaks out into two main stories: the first involves the presidential election of 1960 and more specifically the wild and crème de menthe-soaked office party at Sterling Cooper that takes place to celebrate the event, and the second showcases Pete’s dramatic confrontation with Don over the discovery of the latter’s true identity.

“Indian Summer” features Don and Peggy making strides in their respective careers – Don is made partner in the wake of Roger’s second heart attack, while Peggy gets a raise and more responsibilities thanks to her adeptness with copy for a “weight loss” product for women – while their personal lives begin to unravel.

Kate Plus 8 has been cancelled – if only there were other reality shows on the air to take its place!

“After all,” we might imagine Bert Cooper saying. “Who is really leading Don Draper’s life anyway?”

From the first moment of Boardwalk Empire’s Season Two teaser trailer, I’m hooked all over again.

“Shoot” is a Betty Draper-centric episode, and one that humanizes her and allows us to sympathize with her perhaps more than at many other points in the series.

Don Draper, the boy who would later learn to shape shift his personality and identity and sales pitch to fit the want of others, so that he might survive and even thrive. But at a price.

Game, set, and match, Mr. Draper.

Thank you, Jon Stewart, Wyatt Cenac, and company for keeping us laughing. We’re going to need a lot more of same in the days ahead.

It’s almost too good to be true. Except it is true. It is true, right?

“Babylon” delves into their desires for what they wish the world to be and how they rearrange their lives and suffer the consequences in trying to make it so.

In this third of a three-part chat, TV Geek Army cohorts Eric (self-described "revered leader") and Mike Proper discuss the return of Breaking Bad to AMC as well as “Box Cutter,” the fourth season premiere.

In this second of a three-part chat, TV Geek Army cohorts Eric (self-described “revered leader”) and Mike Proper discuss the return of Breaking Bad to AMC as well as “Box Cutter,” the fourth season premiere.

In this first of a three-part chat, TV Geek Army cohorts Eric (self-described “revered leader”) and Mike Proper discuss the return of Breaking Bad to AMC as well as “Box Cutter,” the fourth season premiere.

Doesn’t something just seem right with the world when there’s a brand new season of Jersey Shore train wreckery (or, let’s say ship wreckery in this case as the gang moves from the east coast to Italy) to look forward to?

"5G” jolts us with a deep dive into Don’s back story while examining issues of identity and what people do to maintain a version of themselves that they want themselves and others to see.

“Box Cutter,” Breaking Bad’s fourth season opener, premieres tonight at 10pm on AMC.