The Beautiful Girls is another strong episode in the fourth season. It is very entertaining, and it shows how much Peggy values herself and her work. It also shows some kindle interest between Joan and Roger, what seemed like it took years (well it actually did).
The episode also continues Sally Draper's rebellion and it shows how much hatred she has for either Henry, her mother, or both. There is also an unexpected turn in the middle of the episode that had me shocked, and it was brilliantly played as a moment of comedy in a scene. This season seems to be like it will end as the best, but also because of the comedy that is done amazingly well.
The last shot of the episode is amazing, and of course it is symbolism for Weiner's ideas. Overall, amazing episode, as to be expected.
The episode also continues Sally Draper's rebellion and it shows how much hatred she has for either Henry, her mother, or both. There is also an unexpected turn in the middle of the episode that had me shocked, and it was brilliantly played as a moment of comedy in a scene. This season seems to be like it will end as the best, but also because of the comedy that is done amazingly well.
The last shot of the episode is amazing, and of course it is symbolism for Weiner's ideas. Overall, amazing episode, as to be expected.