In all fairness to Bets, I think that's the classic human response to life.

Glee is running for 20+ episodes, but the season's being broken up (good idea) and it feels like a good investment of time.

The field is wide open, when it comes to Henry Francis.

Plot possibilities are endless, since we know virtually nothing about him (other than he's in a powerful political position and that he delivered furniture, when he was younger).

Who knows what might be found as we explore his backstory? He could turn out to be even more dysfunctional than Don.

And, there's also the part about Rockefeller not getting the GOP nomination in '64. How might that affect Henry's position/power? Would that make him less attractive to Betty?

Personally, I think the whole Henry/Betty storyline is weak to begin with. At one point, he touches Betty's pregnant belly, then a few episodes later, they're jetting off to Reno, so she can divorce Don and marry Henry.

As near as I can figure it, the main reason Betty is attracted to the guy, seems to be mainly based on the fact that he's not Don.

About the only way MW and the writers could go from here, is to show just what a stupid move on Betty's part that is. Which may, of course, be the whole point of this exercise.