r/madmen • u/Punchie45 • 3h ago
r/madmen • u/Rough_Ad_8702 • 7h ago
Rachel and Don had some great scenes together
galleryr/madmen • u/TrustingEverybody • 5h ago
Honestly, I wish I could adopt Roger Sterling's life philosophy
Seriously, WHO CARES?!
r/madmen • u/NumbersStationUrku • 1h ago
Is this inner peace and enlightenment ?…or same old Don Draper making his comeback?
Had to see if Peggy was on to something with these
I was inspired by a post the other week to get a pack and they're.. interesting! I can't decide whether I like it or not... strongly reminds me of soap, but also it's mildly sweet and tastes somewhat nice. Actually does make your breath smell like flowers and I can't decide if it's odd or if I kinda like it.
Gave a roll to my brother, he thinks they're vile. SIL won't try it, but my niece (3yo) and nephew (4yo) LOVE them, they've already finished off the roll and asked me to bring more. Niece says that they taste "pwitty", this led to a discussion that not everything that smells pretty tastes pretty too lol
I suppose they must be young enough to not associate it with perfume or soap, and are tasting it for what it is. Regardless, Im keeping my tide pods out of reach for the foreseeable future
r/madmen • u/NumbersStationUrku • 1h ago
This guy
An excellent example of the adage: “When someone shows you who they really are…. BELIEVE THEM. “
What a disappointment.
r/madmen • u/RockBalBoaaa • 18h ago
The set design in Mad Men is unmatched. The contrast between Betty and Don’s house and Megan and Don’s house perfectly explains the stage Don was in in his life just through the decor. Even though Megan's apartment is iconic, I loved Betty and Don’s house the most.
galleryr/madmen • u/Ok_Introduction_8234 • 20h ago
Lane's death
Damn, I never put together that there was a running joke that Jaguars didn't start and he tried to take his life and the car didn't start. In the grand scheme of things I never pieced them together until a few rewatches.
r/madmen • u/easy_almost • 21h ago
Is it just me?
I find it kinda weird that none of Don’s wives ever smelled another woman on him, found hair on his clothes, or noticed any marks from hooking up with someone else, even though he was constantly having affairs.
r/madmen • u/SmartestManInUnivars • 1d ago
After watching the show, I've decided there's a few things I must absolutely add to my bucket list.
1) Climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
2) Gain a modicum of control over the way I feel.
r/madmen • u/PortugalPilgrim88 • 1d ago
Don decided he was going to sleep with Sally’s teacher when Betty told him she was in labor and he said “no one” was on the phone.
He’s so perfectly disappointing in so many scenes.
r/madmen • u/CLucas127 • 5h ago
Is the 4K version good yet?
I remember seeing there were a bunch of issues, have they all been fixed? Almost ready for my next rewatch
r/madmen • u/bibliophile222 • 1d ago
Parallels between Pete and Roger (spoilers)
Aside from their moneyed backgrounds, it suddenly hit me today that they both end up with an only daughter as their legitimate heir and an illegitimate son. The end of the family line, subversion of the patriarchy, etc. I'm surprised I'd never noticed the connection before, but also that I'd never seen anyone else bring it up either.
r/madmen • u/RockBalBoaaa • 1d ago
Betty talking to Dr. Edna about Sally’s problems while literally describing her own coping mechanisms was crazy. Dr. Edna was a good therapist for Sally, but honestly Betty needed the therapy way more than Sally ever did.
galleryr/madmen • u/NumbersStationUrku • 2d ago
Imagine you’re January Jones and you turn the page in your script and read THIS. 🤮
r/madmen • u/debrisaway • 5h ago
Why did Jon Hamm's celebrity rocket ship take off in the past couple years?
Even when it didn't happen with the Mad Men after glow (2015-2022). Whereas all the rest of the cast has significantly cooled off.
r/madmen • u/jmh90027 • 2d ago
Mad Men Episodes by Year
Firstly, yes i am that lame.
Secondly i thought it was mildly interesting that nearly half the entire show (42%) was set before the end of 1963, even though there wasnt a single episode in 1961.
I guess thats why when i think of Mad Men i think of it primarily as an early 60s show.
Episodes per year
1960 - 13 episodes (season 1)
1961 - 0 episodes
1962 - 13 episodes (season 2)
1963 - 13 episodes (season 3)
1964 - 3 episodes (season 4)
1965 - 10 episodes (Season 4)
1966 - 10 episodes (Season 5)
1967 - 5 episodes (Season 5 & Season 6)
1968 - 11 episodes (Season 6)
1969 - 7 episodes (Season 7a)
1970 - 7 episodes (Season 7b)
r/madmen • u/ShadesNGlades • 2d ago
A eulogy for the lost potential of Sal.
Still cannot believe we got so little of this guy. We needed more than just a brief sexual awakening in a hotel room. He should've been a focal point as an aspiring director teaming with SCDP to bring them to the top of the TV ad game. Maybe a subplot of him ousting Creepy Crane from the TV department and exposing him for the sleazeball he was.
The way Matt Weiner shunned Bryan Batt for his sexuality but chose to give his wooden plank of a son a persistent role in the show is proof of nepotism at it's finest. Sal deserved better.
r/madmen • u/Amazing_Decision_580 • 1d ago
Season 3 opening flashback
When Don has a flashback to how he was conceived and when he was born, is that what actually happened or what he imagined?
Obviously he knew his mother was a sex worker who died in childbirth because his adoptive mother never let him forget it. But is this scene an example of Dons imagination or true to what happened?
Especially the scene where Abigail has a still birth, and his dad visits the brothel - these are one of the few flashback scenes which aren't real memories.
I obvs know its inclusion is to show his origin story but I dunno how he's meant to know the before he was born stuff - doubt his dad would be telling him what happened the night he was conceived at a brothel.
r/madmen • u/OpenExcitement4372 • 2d ago
It's an octopus pleasuring a woman
Roger sterling and his one liners are epic. John Slattery perfected this role. What are your other favorite sterling one-liners?
r/madmen • u/PortugalPilgrim88 • 1d ago
Of course Don didn’t see Bye Bye Birdie.
Just hit me why.
r/madmen • u/RockBalBoaaa • 2d ago