Just marathoner mad men. True tvkino

It's hard to say, probably Roger because he was the smoothest.

I watched this as it aired so I need to watch it again. Been loving Weiner's episodes of The Sopranos.

>favorite character?
Perfect Angel Betty
>favorite secretary?
Meredith
>favorite episodes?
The one where Sally confronts Don about his bullshit
>favorite song?
zou bisou bisou

>favorite character?
Early Pete
>favorite secretary?
Allison
>favorite episodes?
The Other Woman and Commissions and Fees are both very top tier
>favorite song?
The whole You Only Live Twice sequence with Don looking up at the end is some pure distilled telekino right there

>lowkey feminist
>liking harry the faggot crane

retard

Great contribution to the thread, you're a real Harry Crane mate

I agree user, my favorite scene. Hell, series could have ended here and I wouldn't have been mad.

youtube.com/watch?v=cI6v858LeTU

>Favourite Character
Pete "Chip and Dip" Campbell
>Favourite Secretary
Meredith because there was something cute about her.
>Favourite Episode
Where Roger takes LSD, or where Don and Peggy spend the night in the office.
>Fav Song
Buddy Holly - Everyday

I hope this wasn't your first time and you didn't miss out on /scdp/ aka the best threads on Cred Forums ever.
I'm sorry but it's impossible for me to limit it to one for each
>favorite character?
Don, Pete, Peggy, Roger
>favorite secretary?
Meredith, Hildy, Mrs. Blankenship
>favorite episodes?
The Suitcase, Signal 30, Shut the Door, Have a Seat
>favorite song?
Tomorrow Never Knows, This Will Be Our Year, You Only Live Twice
>favorite kid?
Julio, based Glen, Sally

>the old one, who turned out to be a cum dumpster in her prime years and was one of roger's first lays
>"She was born in 1898 in a barn. She died on the thirty-seventh floor of a skyscraper. She's an astronaut."
Ida Blankenship
>"If I wanted to see two negroes fight I'd throw a dollar bill out the window."

Man mad men has the best season finales
Shut the door, have a seat, carousel, meditations in an emergency...all some of the best episodes. I wish the show focused more on Betty/sally after season 3 and less on Megan horseface

This show always has fantastic endings.

youtu.be/TH5C5CGehvY

Personal favorite.

>>favorite character?
Thats not a fair question
>>favorite secretary?
Titcow
>>favorite episodes?
The ones with the Hersey and Carosel ad
>>favorite song?
Don McAmerican Pie Man - Waters of Babylon

>youtube.com/watch?v=cI6v858LeTU
>those dogs fucking, Peggy makes a face and turns away
>she's still happy and satisfied
How was Mad Men able to seamlessly combine humor and seriousness into great kino moments? Are there any shows that can do the same?

>>favorite character?

"SALLY DRAPER", OR "BOBBY DRAPER" VERSION TWO.

>>favorite secretary?

"MEREDITH".

>>favorite episodes?

TOO MANY.

>>favorite song?

"SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES".

>i'm a lowkey feminist
this isnt the thread for you

>favorite character?
impossible question but probably Pete
>favorite secretary?
Meredith, of course
>favorite episodes?
idk maybe the amphetamines ones, especially after reading how it mirrored the Vietnam war.
>favorite song?
Sukiyaki

>this wasn't one of his favorite scenes

Seriously though:

What the fuck was her problem?

>The Japanese have a saying. A man is whatever room he is in and right now Donald Draper is in this room, I assure you.
>fire him if you want don...but keep an eye on him...one never knows how loyalty is born
Man this show is incredible

Ego.

her husband.

Young and naive and egocentric

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Her

>tfw this show was too hard to pay attention to due to my daddy fetish for Draper and Roger.

Oh hey perfect timing. I was about to make a Mad Men thread anyway. I just finished the final episode a few minutes ago and can't believe how great this show was overall. The first two seasons were kinda slow, but not bad by any means. Now I wish I could forget everything and watch it all over again.

She was qt as hell in She's the Man too
>tfw she will never deny a chad like Channing Tatum because she wants you

Yeah there wasn't a single bad season. the second half of season 7 is just a string of flawless episodes IMO

she's french

Who /drfaye/ here?

I'm /CaraBuono/

>that phone call when Betty and Don say good bye to each other

>we could get them to come down here, have the presentation on the 8th floor
>why is it so hard for you people to give me anything?
I miss Early Don and early Pete

My first watch thru I was sure her and Don would end up together. Of course that would require a fair bit of growing up on his part so it obviously wouldn't have worked

test

Pete was a little shit at first, but he slowly turned into >our guy

also

"NOT GREAT BOB"

She was perfect for Don. Which is why he fucked that up, I suppose.

I dunno, I liked late Pete. His blowup with Harry after MLK's death is still one of my favorite scenes. What did he exclaim again? I can't seem to remember his line at this moment.

Ginsberg is the best character. This is fact.

THE KING ORDERED IT

ITS A SHAMEFUL DAY

Now I remember, he said shameful twice though, I think. Thanks.

best character? maybe not...

/ourguy/? without a doubt.

>Cred Forums getting hyped about nudity warnings
>it ended up being Roger's butt

Have you ever offered up a nipple to your waifu, Cred Forums?

youtube.com/watch?v=LlOSdRMSG_k
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I don't think I'll ever see anything as good as Mad Men ever again.

>"But what is happiness"
>tfw you'll never be as (un)happy as Don

>[YouTube] Don Says: "I Don't Think About You At All" (embed)
Don kept acquiring more of Ayn Rand's philosophies ever since Sterling Cooper asked him to read Atlas Shrugged in season one. Draper must have taken a liking to her books, since he used a quote straight from the pages of The Fountainhead. The amount of character development detail in this series is impeccable.

>There is no Big Lie. There is no System. The universe is indifferent.

>The reason you haven’t felt it is because it doesn’t exist. What you call love was invented by guys like me, to sell nylons. You’re born alone and you die alone and this world just drops a bunch of rules on top of you to make you forget those facts. But I never forget. I’m living like there’s no tomorrow, because there isn’t one.

>Nostalgia - it's delicate, but potent. Teddy told me that in Greek, "nostalgia" literally means "the pain from an old wound." It's a twinge in your heart far more powerful than memory alone. This device isn't a spaceship, it's a time machine. It goes backwards, and forwards... it takes us to a place where we ache to go again. It's not called the wheel, it's called the carousel. It let's us travel the way a child travels - around and around, and back home again, to a place where we know are loved.

>favorite character
Ken Cosgrove or Cooper
>secretary
idk, probably the old lady, she was funny to watch
>episodes
not sure theyre all great, top of my head, i think the most satisfying moment was when ken basically told roger to fuck off when they needed his help after they fired him
>song
Tomorrow Never Knows by the beatles
I loved that entire scene.

also most hated character
>Paul Kinsey
such a douchy character everytime i saw him.

i thought it was weird/interesting how they started to build on his character showing his relationship with his father and his love life, and then the next season he just goes fuckin straight up loony. Cant wait to rewatch this again. 2nd viewings of shows like this is the best way. Going through sopranos a second time and its been a much better viewing.

Ken
Megan
The one where they all drop acid
The one where Burt sings and dances after he dies.

Fucking hell reddit is infesting this board

>Is it just me, or is the lobby full of negroes?

My favorite Sterling one-liner.

Just fuck off. I hate you already.

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IIRC he left to do that show with Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar

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This was my favorite

that was pretty stupid of him, considering which show wouldve been the better option to do.

unless the other show was paying better but quality wise he made a mistake

What was his problem?

>"She was born in 1898 in a barn. She died on the thirty-seventh floor of a skyscraper. She's an astronaut."
and writing like this is why Mad Men was brilliant

>IIRC
he got milf fever after he saw her taking a big shit.

>The king ordered it!

did you enjoy ze fuhrer's birthday?

no that was Bob. Ginsberg did a show called A to Z with the qt Mother from HIMYM which actually wasn't that bad.

"A lady called me a "kike" on the subway... I love New York!"

Every fuckin' time!

May he live for a thousand years.

Is this a meme drink even though it does taste very good?

That whole scene was so surreal.

Mommy issues. Seems obvious.

>character
Lane Pryce was always my favorite RIP
>secretary
>episodes
Guy Walks into an Advertising Agency will probably always be my favorite
The Wheel is obviously unforgettable
The Gypsy and The Hobo is also really great, epecially when Betty confronts Don about everything
>song
Season 6 finale song:
youtube.com/watch?v=A7Xm30heHms

It honestly depresses me sometimes to think there will never be another episode.

They are tasty.

t. drinking one right now

what's it taste like

nepotism

someone else, but if you don't like whiskey you won't like it. but if you do it's really good.

>secretary
Oh yeah for secretary I liked that first bitch Roger ended up marrying, Jane. I liked how forceful and up front she was, she took what she wanted and she got it

It's not a meme drink at all, but it's not to my taste. However, it is very alpha and manly, and if a woman sees you make one she'll get wet.

youtube.com/watch?v=2VpgEHsPc7I

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Peggy and Don are the best duo ever.

youtube.com/watch?v=R0e8mfHzAjQ

>favorite character?

ken

>favorite episodes?

Waldorf Stories. An underrated episode because it aired right before The Briefcase

Also 'Peggy gets BTFO' episodes
streamable.com/dzrb

I love that smirk that Ted has on his face, like he knows that Don's still Don even in the fucking corporate machine. Ted started out as such an annoying character but they did a really great job of just showing it's a strategic front. Really a fantastic character

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i quit on season 3

season 1 was good but seasons 2 and 3 are just the same shit

he was a shit actor

That episode, The Suitcase, and the one after The Suitcase (Summerman, I think) are the best series of episodes to run on tv one after the other.

(You)

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>>favorite character?
Pete
>>favorite secretary?
Meredith
>>favorite episodes?
Since everyone's listed the most notable ones, I'm gonna pick an underrated one, Red in the Face
>>favorite song?
Always Something There to Remind Me

Summerman does have the best Henry line

>hate's a strong word betty. I hate nazis

Henry could be based at time. I liked his anger and dismay at Betty being a massive cunt to Carla.

Mad Men had the highest women to qt ratio in all of TV

I still think Danger 5 is the show with the most attractive women. Everyone was 9/10 or above.

Gas yourself kike

I just realized I haven't watched any mad men since the series finale. Its a perfect time for a rewatch since the memory isn't too fresh.

Perfectly thicc

Pete has an amazing story arc, it always amazes me how well acted his absurd situations are

>tfw andie macdowell's daughter is a fucking 10

>betty's letter to sally
Hardest I've ever cried at a tv show

Same. I NEVER get that emotionally invested into a show, but that was a fucking gut punch. And for a character I didn't even like.

>you will never comfort Sally
Why do we bother living

haha stupid bitch got rekt

I love Pete for the soul fact that he makes me laugh. Tossing Trudy's chicken off the balcony and then putting the beer bottle in her cake. His best moments to me because they were premeditated. If he were to just throw all of the food on the floor that would be impulsive, but he took that chicken and threw it over calmy. He thought it out. The same with the cake. He had been looking at it the whole time. Pete is one of my favorites for sure

>for the soul fact

Pete did have a lot of soul for a white guy, tho

also remember when he got cucked by that Chad in driving class?

Yes that's why I like him so much I can relate. Well except the silver spoon
Also how cute is little Peggy?

I always thought it was weird how PC he was considering his upbringing and attitude. Really interesting facet of his character. I was really sad when it didn't work out with Trudy but that gave us one of my favorite lines in the entire show.

>Peggy get out of here and move forward. It never happened. It will shock you how much it never happened
>Peggy's child is only mentioned two more times after this scene
>almost like it "never happened"
Bravo weiner

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>she's a cheerleader
>for who? The university of Dour?

>mfw i found out she's the voice of holly in frosty returns

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Nice, a Mad Men rthread.

>>favorite character?
Roger is the only correct answer.

>>favorite secretary?
The one Don fucks when he's drunk at the christmas party and then dumps the next day. Idk, she's cute.

>>favorite episodes?
S04E07 The Suitcase is pure kino. Nothing comes close to that.

>>favorite song?
We lay down and wept for the Zion.

>Was the ending implying that don went back to work on the Coca Cola ad and stayed at work? Or did he just become a hippie?

Yes, Don came back to work on the Coca-Cola ad at McCann to leave his definite legacy to that vindictive world. Then he retired and lived the rest of his days in California fucking bitches, or maybe he found a girl like the one he met on his first trip to California that let him screw around.

I couldn't even hear. All I saw was his frog like mouth flapping
HELLS BELLS TRUDY! That is final!
Burt peterson called duck a mongoloid

>favorite character?
Roger

>favorite secretary?
Hildy

>favorite episodes?
Too many to name. Entire series is fantastic.

>favorite song?
You Only Live Twice

>that scene and pic related scene, especially his reaction afterwards
I really wish Don and Sally got a proper good-bye in the final (half)season

>pic related scene, especially his reaction afterwards
also This Will Be Our Year went together really well with that moment

The ending of The Gypsy and the Hobo is just too damn perfect.

>and who are you supposed to be?

>I really wish Don and Sally got a proper good-bye in the final (half)season

I kind of agree, but I feel like when shows try too hard to deliver on "goodbye scenes" or telegraphed final scenes between two characters, it feels kind of sitcom-y and too much like fiction. With Mad Men and other shows like it, you're supposed to feel like life went on after the finale. Having too many farewell scenes kind of ruins that.

>its a ken builds a private mercenary army episode

>favorite character?
Ken
>favorite secretary?
Hildy
>favorite episodes?
The Wheel, The Mountain King, The Gypsy and The Hobo, The Chrysanthemum and The Sword
>favorite song?
I Just Wasn't Made For These Times

proof that only faggots like this show

Peggy doesn't forget about it. She holds onto it in her mind, moving forward but never forgetting, and that's why she's not messed up in the way Don is

All the Mad Men fans on Cred Forums are faggots because only faggots post on Cred Forums

So she basically took Don's advice better than Don ever did? I never thought about it that way.

I hated father Gill for reminding her of this constantly. I wanted to punch that faggot so much tbqh

I recall those being the last episodes she had such an affected expression all the time.

Exactly. I love how all the SJWs hated Pete, but had to reluctantly give him credit for his anti-racism.

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Fuck Alison Brie is so beautiful.

Right, Don's advice works but only if you keep on running. I think in the last episode he goes back to McCann because he's made peace with his two selves, and doesn't have to keep running anymore.

Me
She was too perfect of a match for Don, she would have challenged him too much, which I don't think he would have liked
Which is why he just dropped her for some dumb girl who didn't really mean anything to him

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When Roger did blackface Pete and Don were the only ones disgusted by it

I actually like the way they ended it with Don putting her on that bus. That was a really great scene, very underrated I always thought

I felt the same. He just couldn't leave things alone.

>DID YOU KNOW WE WERE IN THE PRESENCE OF A BONAFIDE RACIST?

Every time.

Don loved that shit, he was getting in on it

"oh mistah mistah roger suh ain't you got any fried chiklins mastah suh"

Pretty funny

who here
/presidentofthehowdydoodyfanclub/
here?

She meant something to him. She was a way to give himself and his children something he missed out on as a child and he felt they needed.

I've loved her ever since she was briefly on The Sopranos as Chris' wife at the end of his life

Yeah I guess, still feel that Faye intimidated him because she was too good in a way
She was also the most attractive

When Sally wanted to stay and not go back to her bitch mom. Pulled on my heartstrings

I always forget how ridiculous petes situations are. In the moment they seem natural but taken and put out of context they seem so ridiculous

You mean at the end of the show

Don't spoil Sopranos in case any Mad Men fans in this thread haven't seen it yet

>ywn put your hands on her cute cheeks and tenderly kiss her on the lips on her front porch while dropping her off at the end of a date

>favorite character?
Pete
>favorite secretary?
Hildy
>favorite episodes?
The Summer Man or The Good News
>favorite song?
Roses and Lollipops

Its the only cocktail I really enjoy other than I guess Margaritas and White Russians. I usually just stick to whiskey on the rocks though and don't mix anything.

I love watching this show while drinking white russians. Perfect combo. Sometimes I wish times were still like this.

I don't give a shit how sexist this show was. As a woman I throughly enjoyed it. I even sometimes wish that women these days were still classy and more respectable than they are now.

>tv
Truly underrated actress. I fell for her in an otherwise awful 90s movie called Two Ninas.

betty didn't deserve to get cancer. that was fucked up. everyone else got closure and betty gets death because why exactly?

There are no gentlemen left, because there are no ladies left. Or maybe it's vice versa.

Because that's life

She should have listened to Gene.

I know. Maybe I'm just old fashioned

>tfw got into mad men late and only got to experience /scdp/ for season 7b

is mad men only good because it was a period show? what if it was set in modern day? would it have held up?

It's good because it's well written and well acted. Sure, part of the allure was the escapism of the 60s, but it could have been set in modern day, it would be a different show though

if Mad Men wasn't set in the 60s it wouldn't have been Mad Men. They're as intertwined as Christmas and candy canes.

>tfw no old fashioned gf to enjoy tvkino with
>tfw women I know only enjoy Doctor Who at best but most are into Kardashian type content

>tfw never got to experience it
Regale me with tales of it friend

I'm sorry. You missed Cred Forums at its best. A far cry from what it is now.

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There's still a few of us left. Maybe you'll find your old fashioned gal user!

>doctor who at best

You mean at worst right, that show is lower tier than big bang theory.

This is literally what I wanted to write

I hope so too. Thanks.

I dunno, both are about equality shit to me. Kardashian/Real Housewife type shows are even worse though.

I just finished my second time through the series, and now I know it's my favourite show. The first time around I somehow didn't enjoy it that much.

Fuck why couldn't you just put aside your pride and ask Don for a loan when you knew he gave Campbell money for nothing. I guess you wouldn't be you though. RIP in peace. ;_;

I didn't really like it THAT much the first time around. Is it worth the effort coming back to it again?

>when he fucked up pete

My heart shattered when Don moved into Lane's office and found the Mets flag

STANDING

Yes. I first tried it when I was seventeen and there were only two seasons and found it boring. I gave it another try a year later and fell in love with the show.

I thought it was so cute when he comforted Joan

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I thought it was cute when he had his favorite playboy waitress. Not afraid of that chocolate

>Don is widely regarded as being a master in his field
>Helped start the new firm, is a partner, has worked with most of those people for years
>Fucks up one meeting with clients he had already wooed
>Gets unceremoniously kicked out and treated like shit for a long time after

The fuck is that?

He had been a shitting it up for a while

Remember that scene where suave mastermind Don Draper had gay sex with a bunch of vietnam draftees back from the war high on illegal marijuana right before the election and watergate because it's part of history get it audience

Favorite season lads? Or feel free to rank.

Unpopular opinion but my favorite was 6

For me:
4 > 5 > 3 > 2 = 6 > 7 = 1

>always drunk
>always late
>sleeps at work
>disappears all the time

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How so?

He even set up the merger for his half.

Hadn't he done that since season 1? I was under the impression the higher ups could just do that shit, him especially because he's creative.

>I know cooler heads should prevail and all, but does anyone else really want to see this?

Why was Joan so anti-Draper when they were considering firing him in season 6?

Because she had conflicted emotions and complex pathologies towards him.

Don in the earlier seasons drank but he could hold it. Later he started to overindulge and it became obvious (eg. vomiting at Mrs. Sterling's funeral). Basically his work was being affected in the later seasons while it wasn't in the earlier ones.

She needed someone to blame for all the bad feelings she had about her life.

He told Jaguar to go fuck themselves which prevented SCDP from going public, which

A) Lost her a shitload of potential money

and

B) Made her feel like she prostituted herself to that fat slob for nothing

It wasn't just Joan, everyone was getting pretty tired of Don's shit by Season 6, but were still loyal to him when Cutler wanted to oust him for good because he was their "guy". Cooper talking to Roger about it was one of the most underrated scenes in the show, and Cooper's last scene actually alive besides "Bravo" if I'm not mistaken.

>it's a "Don is seeing dead people again" episode

>Don Draper's Guide to Picking Up Women (Four Easy Steps)

1. When In Doubt, Be Absolutely Silent
2. When Asked About Your Past, Give Vague and Open-Ended Answers
3. Have a Great a Name
4. Look Fantastic in a Suit, Look Fantastic in Casual Wear, Look Fantastic in Anything, Sound Good, Smell Good, Kiss Good, Strut Around with Supreme Confidence, Be Uncannily Successful at Your Job, Blow People Away Everytime You Say Anything, Take Six-Hour Lunches, Disappear For Weeks at a Time, Lie to Everyone About Everything, Drink and Smoke Constantly...Basically, Be Don Draper

Peggy was so good.

Elisabeth Moss is going to take over after Cate Blanchett gets fat.

>tfw not sure if she is hot or not

Had the same feeling with the female leads from Six Feet Under tbqh.

>peggy
>not hot

Early season Peggy was an uggo. She got better looking as the series went on but I wouldn't call her hot.

she's actually not

But Peggy will only jerk someone else off if you annoy her whereas Brenda will get gangbanged by a bunch of stoners just for fun and not even to spite you.

she reminds me of ayn rand. i forgive her though since she's probably the greatest female character ever written

Peggy a cute

>7head

I want to dry hump Peggy in one of those skirts and make a mess of her

But also I want to hug her tight and tell her how appreciated and important she is

layne is an underrated character

Agreed. Most people probably can't even spell his name correctly

what kind of name is lane anyway.

Am I the only on who really liked Betty? Particularly season 1-3.

I went from liking her to kinda resenting her to wanting to hatefuck her to eventually pitying her then being happy for her then being absolutely crushed at how her story was gonna play out

the worst part was how it all falls on Sally when Henry is trying to console her and he breaks down crying

>Muh sexism
>Muh racism
shit show

Didn't really like her on my first watch.
Once I watched Shoot again I started to really like the character

those two things were pushed so far into the background you have no stable argument to make, just go find a capeshit thread to post in little guy

>and he breaks down crying
7b had some fucking feels

>Anna's niece being a whore and ditching Don at that crazy house
>Don hearing Peggy's voice "one last time"
>Don driving in the night to California with Cooper in the passenger seat
>Betty's whole arc
>Glenn still lusting after Betty's rotten pussy after all this time
>the end of SC&P
>Don still keeping the pennant of the Mets up after finding it in Lane's office

>Glenn didn't get a piece of dat sweet milf Betty

Fuck, he waited too damn long, he should have tried it when he was still a kid, she was probably messed up enough to go along with it then

>Don still keeping the pennant of the Mets up after finding it in Lane's office

Just whenever Don makes an outward gesture or sign that he's distressed about something. Like when he starts sobbing on the phone and calls Betty Birdy again.

I hated her the first time I watched but my second go through I just pitied her from the start and I can't really explain why but I found her arc really touching and sad.

I also liked how Sally was handled, reminded me of when I was a kid and my parents would dump their crippling depression thoughts onto me it and hardened me the fuck up (but I'm still a sensitive jelly worm inside)

>Like when he starts sobbing
>that scene in The Suitcase where he finds out Anna dies
>Peggy sitting there watching him

>tfw no spunky young protege to absorb your teachings and constantly undermine you in her odd manner of showing admiration/respect, eventually leading to you two growing close enough together that you can let the other see the hurt you carry inside and are willing to comfort each other

Peggy will never reach over her seat and quietly jerk you off in a smokey dark movie theater

>you will never watch her eyes, watch where her attention shifts as she rhythmically tugs and strokes at your hardened appendage, soon enough enticing the warm discharge out onto her hand before licking it clean

end me now

She didn't lick it clean, she washed her hands in the bathroom afterwards

don't ruin this for me fucker

>post yfw foreshadowing from Don
youtube.com/watch?v=uBTP-hHHOso

>you will never get drunk and watch Godzilla with Don and Lane
Why do we bother living?

>It's a Betty tells Henry to go in Sally's room and rape her friend episode

The 60's sure was a different time...

I GOT A BIG TEXAS BELT BUCKLE

Pryce, he was too pure for this world

Dawn, not a cunt like the others and chocolate skin

I can't remember any of the episode names but the one where Don goes to California and joins a group of weird rich people stands out, and in general all of the early episodes where Betty and Don had a normal relationship were gold.

Tossup between Megan's French singing at their apartment party and Don's hallucination of Cooper after he died, best scene in the series

youtube.com/watch?v=FKgPTkIulEI

I finished the series last year, however I felt like I wasn't into it until season five or so, are the first three seasons better on second viewing?

i also thought this show was really boring. i cant be the only one?

The Jet Set
Yep you get a lot more out of them, two and three especially

Never seen Six Feet Under?

You aren't the only one, but Mad Men to me is more gripping and exciting than the rest of the generic trash I try to force down these days. I usually can't even get through a single episode let alone finishing a movie, because it's all so transparent and badly written. But shows like Mad Men... the writing keeps me going episode after episode.

The Cranester
lmao who cares
Shut the Door Have a Seat
Carousel

This, Don went downhill significantly in the mid-late area of the series, and previously he mostly managed to keep his work-life dichotomy separate

baka, crane wasn't even being racist, pete is just a whiny bitch

JESUS FUCK THOSE TITS MAN

t. based Harry

>Don when he's with Peggy
>Peggy when she's with Don
>The one where Don cries and he puts his head in Peggy's lap and she lovingly strokes it
>He hit me and it felt like a kiss

>>He hit me and it felt like a kiss
>that scene where Henry's mom proudly tells Sally about the time she was a child and her father punted her across the room just because
Why are abused people always so proud of their abuse?

the ending to this episode made me so happy

kind of, partially due to this show, but still a classic