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The next morning, it's more champagne at the office, with Don and Megan the center of attention. Peggy comes to work in a blah kind of mood. It's not what I was expecting, based on the way her dinner with Abe ended. She runs into Joan at the coffee machine, and we realize what's going on. Peggy's afraid of Joan's judgment on her, that Joan will be disappointed with the result of the dinner. It's a sign that Peggy is ambivalent about her feelings for Abe (another sign? How about the tryst during Born Free?). Joan surprises Peggy with her gracious response to Peggy's news that they are only moving in together. Joan spins it well, seeing it as evidence that Abe wants to be with Peggy, no matter what. Peggy seems happy with this pronouncement and thanks Joan for the gift.
The next day, Lane and his wife Rebecca prepare for a day out with fellow expats and friends to watch England play West Germany in the 1966 World Cup finals (England won). Lane's heart belongs to his new country, but his wife clings to their English past, appalled at the social changes that are taking root, seemingly convinced "the sixties" are purely an American phenomenon.
My ABC's - A lot of people simply know this one "the Scrubs episode with the Sesame Street song." Joshua Radin closes this episode with a haunting rendition of a normally happy and cheerful song, and it poignantly shows us that doctors are still people, and they still have feelings.
Later, in bed, Don reads The Fixer, Bernard Malamud's latest novel, which won the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize - high brow stuff. Mega teases Don, telling him that her father won't mind that he normally reads James Bond, the popular page-turners. Don fears that there's nothing he can do to make Emile like him. Megan explains that she is her father's favorite, which also explains why her mom is so competitive with her. Megan watched her mom, counting six times that she touched Don throughout the evening. They end the night on a friendly, but sexless note.
Watch Episode There are some very creepy things that happen in the episode of the Eleventh Hour TV show. For example, in the first episode, there was a crime scene were I think around twenty bodies of infants were found disposed in the ground. The police were looking for a criminal, but then Dr. Hood enters and tells the investigator the eerie thing that all the babies had identical DNA. In some other episode there was some nanofilm that was spreading and eating the skin of this woman who wanted to conduct an experiment as a way to alleviate her guilt and for memorializing her husband.
After talking with Tommy, DeAhnna walks across the field, takes Jeremy by the arm and leads him under the stands. She gives Jeremy the rose while the others still on the field watch on the Jumbotron.
My cable company had a DVR box and I would set a particular program to record each time that program came on so that by the end of finals I would have many different episodes of that show to watch.
That night DeAhnna takes the 7 to the Magic Castle, a private magicians club, from what we are told. Getting there involves a drive down Hollywood Boulevard. We know this because two of the bachelors hang out a window and yell, "hello, Hollywood," just as if they were would-be celebrities fresh off a bus, come to pursue their dream of stardom, rather than men on a mission to woo the woman of their dreams. And, boy, are they convincing as yahoos. If they weren't successful business types with only DeAhnna on their mind, they would probably do alright in Hollywood.
