This week, The Prisoner comes to an end, and, um, uh, yeah, about that. We talk about the final two episodes, "Once Upon a Time" and "Fall Out," and you can bet that J. loved it, but...man. Man oh man. In addition, Mad Men starts the run to the finale with "Severance." 

It was inevitable -- The Prisoner has left the farm. We watched "Living in Harmony," "Do Not Forsake Me, O My Darling," and "The Girl Who Was Death," and, whoops, they're all completely insane. 

Of course Will sends the Captain to the sex planet. This week, we're taking a look at three Next Gen episodes -- "Captain's Holiday," "Tin Man," and "Hollow Pursuits" -- and are left to wondering the usual things we wonder. Like, can just anybody walk into the middle of anybody else's holodeck programs?

It was inevitable -- The Prisoner has left the farm. We watched "Living in Harmony," "Do Not Forsake Me, O My Darling," and "The Girl Who Was Death," and, whoops, they're all completely insane. 

The Prisoner does an episode without any dialogue for 23 minutes, so you know J. is tuned up about it. We watched "Many Happy Returns," "A Change of Mind," and "Hammer into Anvil," and are still amazed this show got made.

You better, because we're talking about Next Gen's "The Offspring," and it gets kind of weepy. We also talk about "Sins of the Father" and "Allegiance," and one of those episodes is an all-time, important classic, and the other is, um, not.

We continue with The Prisoner, with "The General," "A, B, and C," and "It's Your Funeral."

I mean, they are. We're talking about Next Gen's "Deja Q," "A Matter of Perspective," and "Yesterday's Enterprise." And...well, okay, two of them are a big deal.

We continue with The Prisoner, with "The General," "A, B, and C," and "It's Your Funeral."

The Prisoner continues, with "Checkmate," "The Chimes of Big Ben," and "The Schizoid Man," and one of these episodes kind of gives J. the absolute creeps. Then, we wrap up the sixth season of Mad Men by talking about the finale, "In Care Of."