Where Don Draper ends, D.B. Cooper begins

It's also unknown whether or not he survived the jump -- and I think the "falling introduction" ties in well with this idea.

Thought-provoking article.

I hope the theory is true. Although I guess we have to wait another season to find out.

Interesting, relevant counterpoint from Matt Weiner himself: http://www.businessinsider.com/matthew-weiner-how-mad-men-wi...

Having got repeatedly annoyed by this: if you're using chrome on an android device (nexus 7 in my case) and medium.com flatly refuses to scroll, pulling down the page settings and selecting 'request desktop site' will make it look exactly the same ... except actually work.

Sadly (sort of), that means it no longer annoys me sufficiently to have bothered to work out why I have to do that, as yet :)

Really interesting piece. I've been thinking for a while that the series would end with a live action version of the opening credits, with Don taking a swan dive off the top of the building. But I guess that's too obvious.