My answer to the question in the article's headline is definitely a "NO!"

Salocin | July 20, 13:56 CET

It's so refreshing to see a beautiful woman embrace her body instead of trying to starve it out of existence.

redeem147 | July 20, 14:12 CET

It's great to see her featured and doing so well! Yay Mad Men.

cronopiogal | July 20, 15:14 CET

I'm not getting the thread-title, at all.

filops | July 20, 15:37 CET

filops - go back and watch "Our Mrs. Reynolds" again. :)

madmolly | July 20, 15:54 CET

Dang, days' just starting, it's Sunday, and already I have a homework assignment!

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filops | July 20, 17:00 CET

I also enjoyed her recurring guest role on NBC's Life, which I think is coming back for another season. So my question is whether Christina might reprise her role from the first season, in addition to her Mad Men commitments?

napua | July 20, 18:05 CET

Shadow stands up and applauds Christina.

YAY Christina for being comfortable with who she is, and YAY Joss for bringing her to our attention in the first place and also for not treating her character like a pariah because she wasn't svelte.

"You're Marilyn. It's so refreshing to see that." AMEN!

Just recently I saw an ad where a young girl is standing on a sidewalk staring at an underwear model on a poster. And then they show several images of women w/unrealistic bodies, and the young girl curled on the couch watching TV. It's by Dove, and it's about a self-esteem course that they've started for girls and young women.

On the plus - it's great that there is such a program. On the minus - it's a shame that there's a need for such a program.

We need more Christinas and Americas and Ambers and Queen Latifahs in this world, and less Calistas and Yancy Butlers. Oh...wait - they already are less.

ShadowQuest | July 21, 03:42 CET