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SCDP moves forward without Lane, Megan asks Don to help her get an audition, and Pete re-connects with Beth. Stop being demure, grab a fresh Life Saver, and re-watch with us!Find more details about Mad Men episodes on our website, Mad Men C to Z dot com.
Lane's financial troubles catch up to him, and Don insists on his resignation. Rebecca buys Lane a Jaguar XKE, Roger and Don go after Dow Chemical, and Sally and Glen visit a museum together. We won't stop until you get all of it, so re-watch with us!Find Jenna and Steve on socials @MadMenCtoZ, and visit our website, Mad Men C to Z dot com for more details about each episode, and resources about this amazing television series.
Joan helps secure Jaguar for the firm, Peggy takes a meeting with Ted, and Megan's callback creates tension with Don. You're not just some secretary from Brooklyn who's dyin' to help out, so re-watch with us!Find us @MadMenCtoZ and Mad Men C to Z dot com for more episode details and resources about this amazing television series!Time Stamps:00:00 Introduction00:41 Peggy is shut out of the Jaguar brainstorming (and lobster lunch)02:17 Herb: The other day, tourin' your offices . . . our guide was a dynamite redhead.05:51 Don, about Jaguar: It's your gorgeous mistress. Megan: So your wife's a Buick in the garage?07:37 Pete: We're going to lose Jaguar unless an arrangement is made. And it involves you, and, well, Herb.10:05 Peggy comes up with a Chevalier Blanc idea on the spot12:44 The partners meet to discuss Herb's proposal. Bert: This is a car. You can't put a dollar figure on it.21:33 Don: We're not doing the mistress idea. It's vulgar. Also, let me throw literal bills in Peggy's face.22:55 Of all the ways Peggy could take after Don, pushing good people away is one of the worst24:12 Every time someone's asked me what I wanted, I've never told them the truth.27:35 Goodnight, Moon28:25 Megan and Julia visit the office. Don: So whatever this is, it's not for me. But I mean, okay.31:11 Pete's going to need an apartment in the city, and Joan's mother exhausts her34:30 Megan: You never thought about it because you never expected me to make it.36:17 I want a partnership, not silent, comprising 5% of the business.39:02 Ginsberg: Something beautiful you can truly own40:55 Freddy: Let him know you're not some secretary from Brooklyn who's dyin' to help out.45:48 Pete: The conversation doesn't end just because you leave the room.46:53 Don: I wanted to tell you, it's not worth it. If we don't get Jaguar, so what. Who wants to be in business with people like that?52:54 Megan's callback53:50 Peggy, to Ted: It's not a game. It's my career.57:35 Don: You know I don't want you to fail. Megan: Good. Because I'm not going to.59:01 The winners take it all, sort of01:00:40 Peggy: The day you saw something in me, my whole life changed.01:05:55 Episode wrap-up, closing song, and listener shout-out
Lane has financial troubles, Harry re-connects with Paul Kinsey, and Don and Joan test drive a Jaguar. She's got a whole story, so re-watch with us!Find Jenna and Steve @MadMenCtoZ on socials, or visit our website, www.MadMenCtoZ.com for more episode details and resources about all things Mad Men.
Betty works through weight loss, Don's envy of Ginsberg gets ugly, and Betty weaponizes the truth about Anna against Sally and Megan. We're glad you think about us at all, so re-watch with us!Find us @MadMenCtoZ and www.MadMenCtoZ.com for more episode details and extras.Podcast episode time stamps:00:00 Introduction00:41 Betty's weight loss storyline01:42 Prestige and Envy - Pete in the elevator, Don's portfolio perusal, and Bert & Roger03:49 Sally and Megan attempt to cry on the carpet04:53 Ginsberg's portfolio reminds Don what it means to work05:56 Betty: This is some apartment. Megan: Thank you. I think you've seen most of it.11:26 Whipped cream in a can solves everything15:01 The devil and disrespect for authority17:57 Betty attends a Weight Watchers meeting20:13 Dark Shadows: supernatural soap opera22:39 Roger: Well, Michael, when a man hates another man very, very much . . .24:05 Betty & Henry, Roger & Jane, and Pete & Beth (sort of)27:01 Family trees, light bulb notes, and vicious celery29:48 A tale of two Sno Ball campaigns33:52 Sally: Are you going to make yourself cry?36:14 More Weight Watchers and toxicity from 50 miles away39:09 Uncomfortable truths: Ginsberg & Peggy, Pete & Don, Sally & Don44:00 Roger: Were we married? I don't owe you anything.45:36 Don's idea is always right, even when it's underhanded and cheaply won46:27 Sally: They showed me pictures and they spoke very fondly of her.47:58 Roger: I thought you liked the crab rangoon. Jane: I just had some.50:28 Pete and Howard - so thankful51:41 Ginsberg: I feel sorry for you. Don: I don't think about you at all.53:38 Did Roger ruin Jane's new apartment?56:12 Thanksgiving dinner - to be thankful is to know no one has anything better, I guess57:56 Episode wrap-up, closing song, and listener shout-out
Megan decides to leave SCDP to pursue acting, Pete meets Howard's wife Beth, and Peggy has to fill in as Don's wife for the Cool Whip presentation. We would never make you feel small and insignificant, so re-watch with us!Find us at www.MadMenCtoZ for more episode details, and follow us @MadMenCtoZ00:00 Introduction00:53 Pete and Howard on the train: Aren't you worried you're going to get caught?03:45 Megan's secret and the Chevalier Blanc campaign08:13 "Which skis do you like?" "Do they explode or something?"10:09 "When did music become so important?" "It's always been important."14:17 Howard missed the train again18:43 "You just want to get back at him."20:03 Pizza House!21:12 "I don't want to leave you." "Why not? I'm fine now."23:29 "Don't put me in that position again. I can't lie to him."29:04 "Just taste it."30:56 Pete wants to see Beth again, but all he gets is Harry32:53 "I don't want to do it, Don."38:31 Megan's last day40:40 "I tell you what takes guts. Never having lunch money. She owes me like 15 bucks at this point."47:02 "Why do they get to decide what gets to happen?"50:12 Enjoy your lunch as I narrowly miss falling into the elevator shaft51:35 "Turn it off! It's stabbing me in the f-ing heart!"54:24 Pete & Howard, reprise54:40 "No, I think she's good at everything. I think she's just one of those girls."56:15 Dinner and insurance57:57 "I love you. You're everything I hoped you'd be."01:00:15 "You know what? You are not mad at me, so just shut up!"01:04:14 "I don't want her to end up like Betty or her mother."01:09:49 Tomorrow Never Knows montage01:16:04 Wrap-Up, Listener Shout-Out
Megan has a winning idea for Heinz inspired by spaghetti, Peggy gets an unexpected offer from Abe, and Sally joins the adults at an awards dinner. If you're lonely, get a cat and re-watch with us!Follow us @MadMenCtoZ, and find us at www.MadMenCtoZ.com for more episode details.
Don and Megan take a trip to Howard Johnson's, Roger and Jane get real about their marriage using LSD, and Peggy spends the day in Don Draper's shoes. We would never force you to eat orange sherbet, so re-watch with us!Find more about each episode on our website, MadMenCtoZ dot com, and follow us @MadMenCtoZ.
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