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martag02 answered:
Any of the montages, the Bye Bye Birdie scenes, and Joan playing the the accordion.
espeisman answered:
the carrousel
rubbersoul4163 answered:
Pete/Peggy during the Cuban Missile Crisis
sodiumlitskies answered:
The Joan / Jaguar salespitch
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mundanehuman answered:
With out a doubt when Peggy told Pete about the baby that she gave up for adoption and that it was his.
loopypool answered:
kodak carousel
rhrsoulmates answered:
Pete/Peggy’s end of S2 convo, the whole new start-up/end of S3, the lawnmower incident - pure brilliance!, Pete’s hunting fantasy, Kodak
systemofastu answered:
Roger Sterling’s first LSD trip, the opening scene of the pilot, and I’m sure that there are way more than I could put in this box
fuck-you-im-a-mermaid answered:
peggy and pete having sex in his office
bloggertokntu answered:
Don vs. the beatniks in s01e08, Don’s Jaguar speech in The Other Woman and every Don/Joan scene
wehavebigdreams answered:
Season 4 Episode “The Suitcase.” It is so well acted by Elisabeth Moss and Jon Hamm and the scenes between them are beautiful.
wasarahbi answered:
The Carousel, and the moment when you realize what Joan has done to get Jaguar.
swedishsphinx answered:
The Carousel sales pitch from Season 1 and Season 4’s The Suticase. An absolutely stunning and groundbreaking piece of television!
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curtisedwingreen answered:
Don and Peggy moments, especially her resignation in 5. But also Ken when he is describing the Rothko in 2, “you could fall right in” Chills.
rishonan answered:
I would have to say the scenes where Don and Betty have dinner with the owners of Utz snacks along with Jimmy and Bobbi Barrett.
klgepp answered:
Either 2nd or 3rd. I think I’d have to go with the 3rd in the end because of how it finished off. “Shut the Door, Have A Seat” is perfect.
bloggyspaceprincess answered:
The scene where Betty confronts Don about his past and real name.
brucewaynehasmoved answered:
4.
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thisistypical answered:
the end of Season 3
jtrumblr answered:
Peggy to Pete (season 2 episode 13): “I had your baby and I gave it away.”
mehdismind answered:
When the Partners decided to create their own company in a weekend and made Mr Price fire them
leheureverte answered:
2nd to last episode of the 5th season, Lane’s suicide, and all of his character development, is, to me, the pinnacle of Mad Men brilliance.
nightlyallaround answered:
i loved the betty-glen scene at the end of season 1, it was so genuine. And obviously all the peggy-don dynamic, especially “the suitcase” ep
screwtheprotagonist answered:
Don taking hold of Peggy’s hand at the very end of “The Suitcase”
mas1v0ne answered:
ALL 5 but the 1st and the 5th
moonlityork answered:
Don’s Kodak carousel pitch, and Don and Peggy’s scene at the bar in the Briefcase episode.
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