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T0ast

amazing episode

Scott

This episode feels like a fever dream lol Pete dancing, Peggy smoking, Joan playing accordian, Roger in blackface

cheech

The reaction during the dance was everything I could’ve hoped for

Taya

The Charleston dance is one of my favorite moments! UNBEARABLY CUTE!! and funnier when you think of the hours they must've spent working on the choreography in their apartment. Pete's (many) issues aside, they really are an adorable couple

Eric Viola

Milena: "Don moved inside and found a stranger to talk honestly with." Don loves these situations. Heard Matthew Weiner say in an interview once that "Don likes strangers. Don likes winning strangers over. And that's what advertising is."

Chidi.

Hello again! Been a while. I’ve re-subbed for Mad Men - one of my top three favourite TV shows. I recommended it after you watched The Wire as I thought it'd be the perfect show to take the edge off after such an intense show. You’re in S3 of Mad Men already, ok I’ve got catching up to do. There are still several classic episodes to come. There used to be a fan webpage called WWDDD (What Would Don Draper Do?) - in which ‘Don Draper’ would answer questions about life, work, etc. It’s probably still around. Looking back, it’s remarkable that a toxic narcissist like Don was revered by followers of the show. People wanted to be like him. It’s truly a credit to the show’s writing and character development. I’d go as far to say that none of the characters are actually likeable - they’re all very flawed, selfish, self-interested… and unhappy in one way or another. Yet it still makes for engrossing TV. Fun fact: I’m sure you know by now the show runner is Matthew Weiner - one of the exec producers of The Sopranos.

Eric Viola

I find characters that are flawless the least likeable. If a character has flaws that makes them feel far more real and therefore more interesting and endearing. I'd find it remarkable if someone watched Mad Men and didn't feel affection for Don on some level.

Chidi.

It depends on the flaw and how it's portrayed, of course - some flaws aren't endearing at all. But I get your point. Flawless characters just tend to be dull and predictable. I disliked many characters in MM because they're selfish, deceitful, and cruel - which is true to life and the complexities of human nature. Also, it's a major credit to the story telling for producing such compelling characters.

Kara

its so funny to me imagining them practicing, but i also get the sense they had this in their back pocket since they first met thru college mixers or whatever lol

Alex Bernier

What happened to the edited version? I thought i saw it here earlier. Did it get taken down?

Sebastian

The curse of s3e03 continues

Alex Bernier

What curse is that? I haven't been here for long lol

Sebastian

It was removed off streaming platforms because of the blackface scene

Alex Bernier

Seriously? It's one of my favourite episodes. That sucks. I guess it was YouTube who banned it? Maybe we'll get a full length with show edited in like they did for other episodes that got removed..

Clay F

"I'm Peggy Olson, and I want to smoke some marijuana." "My Old Kentucky Home." - Roger Sterling

Kara

Its up, read the description

Haye Zeus

Ugh, you just got introduced to one of my least favorite characters.

bondbond53

Let's be honest, even Don the ad man would snicker at the truth - Don aka Jon Hamm looks and acts good and cool and that's why we're attracted to him. It's something that proves the many points the show makes. Don't get me wrong, Don is an absolutely amazing and deep character but for the general public that maybe looks only on the surface, Don is worth admiring precisely for his shiny veneer