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Mad Men is here! Glad to be starting this journey and seeing where this story and it's characters will take us. Excited to see aspect of filmmaking within this show. Would love to hear your comments while we trip through this! Thanks for everyone that voted.

EP 7: https://youtu.be/ldd429sxUDk

EP 8: https://youtu.be/N4R23bubHFQ

EP 7 & 8 Uncut: https://livid.com/watch/R-XyyR9zox0s

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William Davis

I’ve only finished the first season so far, but I wanna remark that the dialogue in this show is extremely well-written. Characters will start a sentence that you don’t know where it’s going, only for it to end in something profound or deeply scathing.

Camden Smith

Have you seen rick and morty?

Camden Smith

or bojack horseman? Both are shows that would fit your style

Brandon

The end of episode 7 is a classic. Oysters, man... I was watching to see if you would catch on about Sal in earlier episodes, especially the pilot. A friend of mine caught on right away, but it went right over my head. Whenever I go back and see episode 1, it's hard to believe that I missed it.

TES

Pete's line about JFK being Elvis got him mocked...but I think he ended up being right. JFK became the cool, young, handsome guy that youngsters could get behind.

Anthony Khayat

When I first watched the show, I was in my young 20s. It totally went over my head. Now in my 30s, when I rewatch it, it seems so obvious lol

Brandon

I still can't believe I missed it. At the nightclub in episode 1, one of the women mentions how exciting it is to be in a room full of men and Sal's just like "I know what you mean" and she even side-eyes him after he says it. 😅

Kara

Only gets better. Best written show on TV, for my money.

Kara

I watched with a 25yo and they completely missed it, maybe the classic gay stereotypes are shifting a lot.

Kara

Bojack Horseman is actual gas, well worth watching. A profound show.

Kara

I think it's a testament to the writing and camerawork of the show (as well as yourself) that you catch onto the themes so quickly, it's fun to watch. Even in Season 1 the episodes are written so tightly. I say this a lot, Mad Men has the tightest ~45 minutes of television in history, and they did it for 13 episodes a year for 7 seasons. It's madness, modern streaming shows could never, you get 6 episodes of random lengths every 2 years if it doesn't get cancelled.

SPF06

Don was honestly ballsy with that "I'll assume that's flattering" line lmao

VorbeckVS

I love that ending on 8, the noise is sort of drowning out with the name Don Draper. Like he's dishonest and hiding in all the noise.