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Best since the season 3 finale of Breaking Bad.

Mad Men trying to top Boardwalk Empire with getting rid of major characters.

I was starting to really like Lane after punching out Peter Campbell and now he's gone. Really gone. I thought he would follow Peggy to a new agency.

I would have rather seen Don's first wife die in a car crash with husband #2 and wtch Don squirm with having to have the kids with his actress wife.

Got to hand it to the writers. Never saw Betty actually liking being a parent and never thought Lane would hang himself after the failed attempt in the new car.

not convinced lane is dead. i think he faked his death to get the insurance money. didnt look like a real dead body to me.

Interesting that Don's entire life and identity is based on a fraud and forgery and that why he fires Layne.

How well is he going to sleep at night? I mean, besides on a pile of money next to his 25 year old hot wife.

Oh yeah and DID NOT need to see the evidence of Sally's womanhood. Not to mention. Can to tell that the kid that plays Glen is the son of the shows creator? Man that kid can't act.

sounds just like a plot line that happened in LOST. kind of sad it came to that, i figured he would jump out the window.

Also the Sally bathroom scene was too much, we get it

I was waiting for a weird twist. Like he decides to not end it and is going to man up and move forward with the resignation and his life...and then falls down the elevator shaft.

Is it just me or does everyone think someones about to die when they show the lobby w/ the elevators? Why the hell did they show that one scene if not to F with us?

Life insurance usually does not pay on suicides.

Yeah between this and Game of Thrones I have dealt with way too many periods latley.

Well I predicted Lane would jump off the roof. I guess that might have been plan C if the rope broke or the ceiling gave way.

Well didnt Pete tell that Insurance guy on the train that his Life Insurance as a Partner covers suicide? Just some food for thought....

Or that this is the second person to hang themself because of Don?

I agree. Don handled the situation well. If Lane felt underpaid or underappreciated he should have brought that up earlier. The time to shout your worth is not when you get caught with your hand in the company till. Don gave Lane the opportunity to tell whatever story he wanted and leave without humiliation (although be it abruptly). Lane just couldn't manage things well (home, work family, etc...)

Lane was an odd puzzle. Joan shot him down. Why did he continue his sexual banter with her if he knew her feelings? It's as if he was trying out a side of himself that he never got to see.