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God DAMN Joan
I don't play for that team but DAYUM
I feel the same way about Pete Campbell
God DAMN Joan
I don't play for that team but DAYUM
Just finished up "At the Codfish Ball"
"How's the city?"
"Dirty."
One of my favorites from S5, maybe my #1.
Also all this talk of Bad Bitch Betty coming back strong this season has me excited. Hope she kills Megan.
I liked the Don/Faye relationship. I wonder if that's why I'm not too fond of Megan.
Great episode. I'm going to watch "Lady Lazarus" (5.8) and "The Phantom" (5.13) before the premiere on Sunday. I'll probably try and squeeze in another one or two from "Dark Shadows", "Christmas Waltz", "The Other Woman", and "Commissions and Fees" if I have a chance.One of my favorites from S5, maybe my #1.
I liked Faye a lot too, but she just wasn't good with his kids, which is ultimately what made Don veer away from her. It was sad when he finally fesses up and calls her and she starts to cry.
With every ad campaign won or lost by Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, every whiskey swigged, every cigarette smoked and every errant lipstick stain that turns up on the wrong collar, Mad Men draws nearer to its end. That AMC period drama begins its second to last season on Sunday with a two-hour premiere. As audiences prepare to get reacquainted with Don Draper, the enigmatic executive played by Jon Hamm, and his colleagues and family, Matthew Weiner, the Mad Men creator and show runner, isnt taking any victory laps.
I still think Faye is going to come back to bite him in the ass somehow.I liked the Don/Faye relationship. I wonder if that's why I'm not too fond of Megan.
Just finished up "At the Codfish Ball"
"How's the city?"
"Dirty."
To mark the return of the critics' favorite, Jon Hamm - the show's now-iconic lead Don Draper - spoke to journalists about his Mad Men journey so far, what to expect from season six and how he feels about the show's ultimate conclusion.
Whatever will happen in the finale of "Mad Men" in the seventh season, Don Draper's journey has been and remains maddening, in a very good way as far as what makes a great TV show. The show is, of course, already a classic because of great writing, direction, performances and design, but also because Weiner has consistently nurtured it as a piece of literature. In so doing, he has more than proved that television has the potential to delve as deeply into character as a great novel often does.
The two-hour premiere sure does meander a lot, not very compellingly unless your investment in Mad Men is utterly undiscriminating.
[The season premiere is] gorgeously written by Weiner and directed by Scott Hornbacher.
The reason Mad Men is set in the '60s isn't because the clothes were better (though they were) or the misogyny was worse (though it was). It's because the distance allows us to see the characters the way we're unable to see ourselves: as unwilling actors trapped on the unforgiving treadmill of time. We knew long before they did that JFK would be assassinated, that Dylan would go electric, and that the Beatles would blow their minds. There's an air of inevitability and sadness hanging over these final seasons, whatever years they encompass, because we know that the peace and love of Haight-Ashbury is bound for the drug-filled doom of Altamont, that Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream will be derailed by a bullet on a hotel balcony in Memphis. But most of all we know that, like us, every one of these brilliantly realized characters, so alive and vibrant in the moment, so desperate to stay afloat amid the riptide of history, will eventually grow old and die.
Best of all, there's AMC's 'Mad Men,' which begins Season 6 on Sunday, delivering all the pleasures that today's most ambitious drama series can bring.
- AMC Mad Men blog: Dyna Moe with a bunch of illustrations from S5
- Grantland's YouTube Hall of Fame: The Best of Mad Men (lots of youtube vids)AMC's "Mad Men" returns for season six this Sunday, April 7. As fans anxiously await the premiere, the show's creators and stars are largely keeping their lips sealed about what's ahead. But on HuffPost Live Tuesday, actor Ben Feldman, who plays copywriter Michael Ginsberg on the show, hinted that the upcoming season could surprise some fans.
Very disappointed that there was no Megan on all fours, cleaning. Very.
- Calgary Herald: Mad Mens Calgary woman, Semi Chellas, talks about writing for TVs best dramaThere isn't a single misstep in this absolutely sterling chapter, from its opening to its devastating denouement. I say that with confidence. Just don't ask me what year it is.
Right? Just get rid of her already, ugh.oh hey a new season of The Megan Show great
The worst thing about ''The Doorway'' is its size: Like Betty's frumpy frocks, Mad Men's supersize episodes aren't flattering. Weiner should stick with tighter, denser storytelling packages.
she's not the only critic to be complaining a lot about this lately, weiner needs to lighten up. Not that it matters to me though but it sucks for them.- 'Mad Men' Premiere Secrets: What We've Been Warned Not To Tell You About Season 6 (Maureen Ryan discussing Weiner's spoiler edicts and what it means for tv critics)
she's not the only critic to be complaining a lot about this lately, weiner needs to lighten up. Not that it matters to me though but it sucks for them.
- NY Post Review: Mad About DonClear out your Sunday nights: “Mad Men” is back with another ridiculously addictive season.
“Mad Men” is like Don Draper’s dream ad campaign: It makes us crave even more of what’s not there. 3 out of 4 stars
Contrary to some here, I really enjoy Megan's character. I'll be a sad panda if Don goes back to his man whore ways behind her back.- Slate.com discussion part 2: Cheating on Megan is an entirely different proposition from cheating on Betty
I think Megan will end up needing to leave at some point. Don will feel abandoned, go drink his his sorrows away and end up banging some floozy out of bitterness. By the time Megan visits or returns, Don will be distant with her and the whole relationship will slowly and painfully go down in flames. I hope I'm wrong
I think this would be an interesting route. It's unexplored ground, especially since Don has always been the cheater up until now so it would be interesting to see how he reacts to it unprovoked.I think Megan will cheat on Don before Don cheats on Megan.
interesting.I think Megan will cheat on Don before Don cheats on Megan.
I doubt it, but we'll seeNot even going to take that long, Don fucked 'are you alone' chick right as the credits rolled clearly
He has both of themAnd technically, "are you alone" chick was asking about her friend, the brunette at the end of the bar
interesting.
Didn't really consider that but you could be rightI doubt it, but we'll see
Megan cheats on Don with Harry.
I hope you don't die this season, Bert.lol