I'm glad it's on the channel it's on, other channels than HBO deserve to have good shows

It is everything they say it is.

Especially the trial part. Now we can see unending claims of how the cops violated the criminals human rights. And, then after murdering 20 children and a pregnant mother, we can see the judge give the criminal 18 months in prison. Per the European standard.

We can also watch as the lawyers argue that EU law should trump UK law in dealing with the criminal

Also, since it is a European show, all of the criminals can either be white males or Christians. We can look forward to the episode where Christians behead a Muslim

Expect the weekly twist to be (nearly every week) that originally it looks like the crime was committed by a member of an immigrant minority, but in the end we'll find out the crime was really committed by a native Briton (preferably white Christian male).

Instead of two policemen, we'll get to see one policeman and some form of social worker. The social worker will be there to protect the human rights of the criminal.

We'll get to see police procedure part as an over-sterilized PC-fest

During sweeps we'll finally get the episode where they chase down a criminal for violating the TV license.

The episode where a group of chaz are throwing rocks and other rubbish at a guy's house. The wife and child are hiding in fear behind the sofa. The police have been called but take >2 hours to arrive. Finally, the guy takes a peice of lumber and goes out to defend his home. The police show up and arrest the guy, with the chaz being kindly interviewed as witnesses. During the trial the guy gets 5 years

We'll also have a episode where at the end the victims decide to emigrate to Canada, Australia, or New Zealand. BTW, the criminals may have gotten off with a suspended sentence or 2 months of jail

We'll have a stabbing death in broad daylight with ~10 witnesses. The chief of police will go on TV to remind everyone that if they see a crime in commission it is best to just walk on by.

We'll have an episode where someone is scamming the congestion charge or some environmental evil.

EU law doesn't deal with criminal procedure, dude.

Nice turn for her character.

She has Don on a leash of sorts now too.

And Peggy is only supposed to be 22? That's a stretch for me. The actress is at least ten years older than that.

More Joan. And don't let her get married. I like it when she sluts it up.

Now bring on season two of Breaking Bad!

He's more than likely still fuming over Bert's nonchalance over exposing Don's true identity.

I also think Pete's cunning enough to take out Duck.

So he married her thought? Heh.

Plus, a quick Google search finds that the White House tour was on 2/14/62, so that solves it easily.

Some shows want to be a little bit more subtle than throwing a card up on the screen.

On the other side of the coin, nice and coy how the baby/children talk was handled in Pete's office. And is this obnoxious bastard totally clueless to his surroundings or what? Fat farm? Everyone else thinks baby (mistakenly Drapers), but on this subject this guy is clueless.

That being said, don't be surprised if by the end of the show's run it's not those 2 in charge of things in the office.

January/Betty - the best looking woman on TV - is not going to be selling it, she's going to be using it. We saw she's strong (pellet rifle) and manipulous (planting things with the shrink so he'd tell Don) last season. This year she's learning to be secretive on top of that. Don doesn't need to know everything, now does he. Think the air conditioning salesman incident would have crossed her lips this year?

On the other hand, they didn't pause on the machanics handprints on the hood for no good reason. Don's not exactly a trusting soul, so maybe being secretive will backfire.

And the book drop in the mailbox...if it turns out to be anyone other than his mistress in epi 1 from last year.........

Great show!!