There is no denying that Matthew Weiner created a monster when Mad Men‘s pilot premiered for the first time and everyone was like, “WAIT. WHAT THE &%$# just happened? This is the greatest show ever.” And after a pretty amazingly long run, the second half of the …
Remember when Don asked Megan if she wanted to be bi-coastal and she sort of freaked out? Well it looks like there was a change of heart in the upcoming season 7 trailer that previews a left AND right coast perspective of things. And dang, …
“Ice cream castles in the air / and feather canyons everywhere / I’ve looked at clouds that way / but they only block the sun / they rain and snow on everyone” In a way TV shows are a lot like relationships (duh), and with …
“The ego sings of castles and kings and things that go with a life of style.” If there’s one thing we can take away from “The Quality of Mercy,” it’s that Don is a lucky bastard. With Sally keeping his little neighborly affair a secret, …
“God can turn off the lights at any moment.” A rather uneventful Mad Men episode chewed away by the last ten minutes of “Favors,” which ended with Sally catching Don in the act of hooking back up with Mrs. Rosen after the severe roller coaster …
“Anyone can tell you not to run makeup ads during football.” Joan: the gingery rebel gone rogue! And I sort of love it! In “Tale of Two Cities” the top tier of the firm is on opposite coasts, and of course, everything has to go completely …
Blood. Margarine. Tears. Seduction. All in an episode’s work! “The Better Half,” was an unexpectedly morbid hour of shenanigans. I mean, never would I have taken Peggy for a murderer (kidding, of course), and since when is Betty the center of attention? And does the market …
The only “Man With a Plan” in this week’s Mad Men episode is Ted, and he barely even knows what’s going on – especially after Don gets him completely wasted before official talks about their first “love child,” margarine (he passes out right after he …
Mad Men has a tendency to totally shift the entire trajectory of the show in one totally unexpected moment, and this week’s episode “For Immediate Release” was a prime example of that phenomenon. One word: CHEVY. Well I guess more so MUSTANG, but either way, in a …
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“Everybody likes to go to the movies when they’re sad” —Bobby Draper Oh boy. I want to say Don redeemed himself in this week’s episode “The Flood” just by taking Bobby to see Planet of the Apes (twice! And it actually came out one day …