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Anonymous asked: omg! this finale. i'm so...i've BEEN dealing with a ~hot teeth~ for AGES and i just keep waiting the pain to go away. when i saw this episode i just felt so weird. i totally get the metaphore. you use physical pain to hide from the emotional pain, like you punishing yourself to deal with the guilty. i can relate to that
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campbellpeggy asked: whats your favorite season so far?
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Why do Mad Men fans and the New York Times mistake... →
thanks for this submission! it gave me a good giggle.
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bloggyspaceprincess asked: Was Don watching a screen test Megan did specifically for Butler shoes or was it one she had prepared awhile ago? My roommate and I were debating this.
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Anonymous asked: Hold on, whoever said that Don's hallucinations of his brother are irrelevant, is sorely mistaken!! Don's coldness and carelessness was the direct result of two people committing suicide. I believe it was his subconscious reminding him of that.
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Mad Men’s Matt Weiner on How He Found the Perfect... →
really good read. i especially loved this quote: The chain of events in “Tomorrowland” was not about a chain of coincidences. It was about how when you want something, the universe gives you signs. It’s [only] in your mind, but the universe gives you signs.
Jun 13th
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marriottplayer asked: I didn't mind having Megan around. I didn't mind having Betty around (too much). I don't mind any character on this show being around at all (except for Glen). I love it when Pete Campbell's around (O the insults I'll throw!). But ya know who I love most of all? Peggy. I love Peggy so much. I was attracted at first, but was won over by the time Season Five came around. I...
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Mad Men: Pete Campbell Is Just a Failed Don Draper →
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jonthecoconut:
I’m sure this has been said, but I had a more hopeful reading of the season finale. I very much liked the point of view of Don becoming wise to Megan’s antics as he watched her film reel, and I took his walking away from her on set to be him metaphorically distancing himself from her. I just think that Megan does it for him anymore, she’s still so much of a child in his eyes. A...
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Anonymous asked: In my earlier comparison with Megan and Betty. I meant that Megan will never be okay with just being his wife or his arm candy when the situation is needed not in the term of being actresses. Betty was obviously never just okay being a housewife, she always wanted more even though she was never sure. I think that's where the comparison is...
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Mad Men’s John Slattery on the Finale, Roger and...
John Slattery likely won’t live down his final scene in last night’s Mad Men season finale any time soon, but, as he told Vulture today, his glorious, LSD-inspired bare-assed moment was a more symbolic expression of the journey Roger Sterling has made this season. And it’s true: Sterling has gone from bullying Pete Campbell to encouraging Don’s comeback, from traumatizing Sally Draper (albeit...
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