Twelve Things I Loved About The "Mad Men" Finale

Last night's "Mad Men" season finale was very good. So good that I came up with twelve reasons why I loved it:

1. Don Draper, Bert Cooper, Roger Sterling and Lane Pryce going rogue when they find out Sterling Cooper is about to be sold...again.
2. Don, Bert, Roger, Lane and select Sterling Cooper employees, pulling an "Ocean's Eleven" type operation to pilfer clients and client files before they go off to start their own firm.
3. Lane Pryce showing off his sneaky side by coming up with the whole, "telex London after the close of business on Friday" strategy.
4. Joan Holloway riding in on her white xerox machine to save the day for the rogues.
5. Everyone saying when they hear that the company's for sale, "Again!?" 
6. Peggy putting Don in his place when he just assumes she'll go with him to the new company.
7. Betty Draper telling Don she wants a divorce and then actually going to a divorce lawyer.  Now, if only she doesn't take Henry's advice and takes a settlement from Don.
8. The look on Don's face when Roger tells him about Henry Francis and Betty.
9. Betty actually following through with the divorce by hopping on a plane to Reno.
10. Peggy Olson telling Roger Sterling, "No" when he ordered her to go get him coffee.
11. Pete Campbell looking so much like Connor, Angel's son, when he mussed up his hair to pretend he was sick.
12. Sally Draper telling it like it is, when Don and Betty tell the kids they wouldn't be living together anymore.

You go, Sally.  Great season, great show.