Every Day is Halloween.

Or at least it ought to be. I know it's late, but here are a few Halloween pics. This year, the dogs went as Catholic school girls.

Mad Men: Dead Kennedy.

I’m surprised that this episode of Mad Men featured the Kennedy assassination. I thought for sure they’d save that for the very end of the season finale, and then leave us hanging all year to see if he lives or dies. Maybe run a “Who Shot JFK?” campaign to drum up some additional interest in the show. But no, they did it this week; and they told us who killed him already. Now unless something scary, like say a zombie outbreak, happens next week, I’ll have nothing to look forward to next season. All the important story ends have already been tied up. Well, except for the future of Don Dick and Bitty’s marriage, the future of Don and Roger’s working relationship, the sale of the agency, Pete’s unpromotion, Greg’s stint in the Army, Peggy’s fascination with Duck’s Long Dong, Thally’s continuouth flirtation with dykedom, Kinsey’s serial masturbation and Cooper’s refusal to wear shoes in the office.

Oh, and in case you haven’t heard, THE PRESIDENT IS DEAD!

Yuck.

I've caught a little grief over the perceived disgustingness of the baby in the site's header.

(For the record, I don't see it. That's just how all babies look to me.)

But it doesn't hold a candle to how creepy Homer Simpson looks in real life.



I'm sleeping with the lights on tonight for sure.

Mad Men: A Horse By Any Other Name...

With only three episodes of Mad Men left this season, the writers are pulling out all the stops. Not only does Bitty know about Don’s past, she makes him confess everything. Well, everything except the fact that he’s still sleeping with Thally’s teacher. And what’s up with Roger not sleeping with his old girlfriend? Has he really turned over a new leaf? 19-year-old girls will do that to an old guy. Allegedly. Plus Joan returns from the Republic of Dress.

Mad Men: Creative Juices.

This week on Mad Men: Don’s desk drawer is unlocked, Bitty’s world is rocked, and Paul battles a bad case of writer’s block.

The Handsomest Man on this Blog.

Even though I am no doubt the handsomest man involved with this blog, I shall refrain from publicly saying so after reading this.

"The point is this. You would think that one of the first things people trained in advertising would learn is that what you say can be very different from what you communicate.

"I can walk into a room and say, “I am the handsomest man in the world.” What I am communicating, however, is “I am a great big fucking jerk.” "

(Hat tip: The Ad Contrarian.)

Mad Men: Rape Takes a Holiday.

This week on Mad Men: Betty gets in touch with her inner Italian, Peter blitzkriegs a German babysitter and Joan overthrows the Republic of Dresses.

Mad Men: Long Duck Dong.

Totally forgot to put up the link to last week's Mad Men recap.


“You idiots look like an AT&T ‘more bars in more places’ ad. Trust me, that’ll be funny in 40 years.”

It's Official.

HHR Creative is now open for business. In fact, here's the new spot we just did for CC Hockey.



We also did some new radio and outdoor, which I'll post in the near future.

Wish us luck!

Long Week.

But that's no excuse for not posting anything. Still, it's all I got. Here, go check out this week's Mad Men recap. This week with even more bloody goodness. Mad Men: Everybody Cut Footloose.