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Who Cares?

The results are in: The next podcast you listen to will be this one, with Rachel Fisher from the Hollywood Crime Scene podcast returning to talk to Matt & Vince about Mad Men season one episode twelve, “Nixon vs. Kennedy.”

The rank and file at Sterling Cooper throw a little party to watch the results of the Nixon/ Kennedy election roll in and it has all the trappings of a 60s office party: jugs of creme de menthe, the staged reading of a one-act play, and, of course, rampant sexual harassment. 

This is also the episode where we learn just what happened to old Dick Whitman in Korea. He pissed himself to death in a fiery explosion and Don Draper rose from the cigarette ashes. Pete doesn’t know all the details, but that doesn’t stop him from tattling to the boss that Don isn’t who he says he is. But this is America, so Burt Cooper is like, lol who cares? This guy could be named Dick Foreskin and have bodies buried in his backyard as long as he keeps making me money.

Tell us which role you want to play in Kinsey’s one-act play in a five-star review on Apple Podcasts. 

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Chris Miller

Did Dick piss himself or was that the gasoline that leaked him?

Chris Pratt

I always thought it was gas… Dick didn’t think he pissed himself because he didn’t. Don just didn’t look around before making fun of his eventual killer.

Tyler

I thought the character Sal played in Kinsey's play was supposed to be like Don. He was described as the hero of the play and was a genius who could sell anything. Kinsey said Galt "is a thug, he was born on the wrong side of the tracks. You don't want to be Galt." So if Galt is a reference to Rand, its not a complementary one.

Kyle Kryska

Lmao at Rachel’s “no way!” when the theme song starts.

Jason

Weird glitch at 1:00:28 the audio goes silent

Jeremy Martinez

An underrated moment in this episode is when Sal and Joan kiss during the play and you can see something dawning on her face afterwards.

Scott Beskow

It's very important that Matt realize that the main character of the show is not Dawn Draper. It's Don. It rhymes with "on." It doesn't rhyme with "lawn." I have been trying to tune it out, but I just got really nice headphones for xmas and it's driving me insane. I'm sorry.

Frotcast

…do those two words not rhyme? Even as someone who notices the way matt pronounces “room” every time, the Don-dawn one is a little lost on me. -Vince