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In the season-six premiere of Mad Men, the two-part episode “The Doorway,” Jon Hamm’s Don Draper is working on an ad campaign for Royal Hawaiian Hotel. After a trip to the hotel that mixed business research with a vacation for himself and his wife Megan (Jessica Pare), and after watching their New York City building doorman nearly die before being resuscitated, all of Don’s latent self-loathing and barely hidden desire to disappear rushes forward into his proposed ad. The idea, which Don sees as a fresh start, reads to everyone else as suicidal ideation: “Hawaii. The jumping-off point.” A business suit and shoes lie discarded on a beach, and footsteps in the sand lead toward the water. “The jumping-off point”: maybe the beginning, and maybe the end. And the space in between is where ....
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David Boreanaz Addresses Uncertainty Surrounding SEAL Team Season 5, Urges CBS: Renew This Show! TVLine 2 hrs ago SEAL Team go down without a fight. In the wake of Thursday’s mini-renewalpalooza at CBS, which saw the network ordering additional seasons of procedurals NCIS, S.W.A.T., Bull, Magnum P.I. and Blue Bloods Boreanaz took to social media on Friday to address his series’ bubble status. More from TVLine “Let’s go, CBS let’s renew this show,” he tweeted to his 700K followers. (Boreanaz also retweeted a number of pleas from fans, including one that took CBS to task for the “bad optics” of renewing “a bunch of shows” and leaving “the remaining hanging.”) ....
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Now streaming on: Strangely enough, I saw Wicker Park on the same day I saw another forthcoming film, What the #$ ! Do We Know? The what-the-bleep film was about quantum physics, and included a dozen experts testifying that we don t know s%&t. I have never understood quantum physics, so it was a relief to discover that no one else does, either. That set my mind at ease regarding Wicker Park. By substituting Wicker Park for quantum physics, I was able to experience the movie in the same way that I experience the universe, by treating it as if it exists even if it doesn t. The plot, for example, hums along as if it s really there, like matter, when in fact it s mostly a vacuum, like the insides of atoms. The chronology isn t confusing because scientists believe it s only an illusion that time originates in the past and moves through the present on its way to the future. It might move in any direction, like it does in this movie. ....