Just finished watching 7 seasons of Mad Men

[MenacingMonk]

I still haven't watched the second half of season 7. I got it d/led though.

 

[MenacingMonk]

Campbell vs Lane is still

 

[WhoShotCha]

Few shows ever made better than Mad Men. Goat level writing. Literally every line is gold

 

[Kilgore Trout]

It's up there with the best of 'em. The writing was probably the best ever though.

Sterling the gawd had me the entire show.

Don smashing all them hoes

Peggy going from a swagless girl to a boss.

Betty
Campbell started as a hoe ass dude but his loyalty to don at the end made him a fav.
Joan's titties

Spoiler

fav scene: the scene where anna draper appears as a ghost. shyt had me because of how much don cared for her.

doesent age as well as the sopranos but im about to start it up again. Just downloaded the 80gig 7 season torrent.

 

[Brad Piff]

thats understandable breh. its one of the toughest shows to get into, like i said it took me years myself but when i started watching it became too addictive. im about to try the same with suits, hope it delivers.

Mad Men one of the GOAT shows

I’ve recently gotten into Suits as well, it’s pretty good so far. Barely starting Season 3.

 

[GoldenGlove]

Timeless shyt

 

[jwinfield]

It relied on the mystery of Don's past for the first few seasons. But once that was put to bed, they still had a few more great seasons after that. That's an underrated feat, cuz I'm sure that was central piece in the creation and development of the show.

Nah, the shyt was added late. Weiner said AMC asked him to come up with some kind of mystery for the show, so he came up with that.

Found it.

The Uncensored, Epic, Never-Told Story Behind 'Mad Men'

Wayne We said to Matt, "OK, this is a great show about advertising, but what are people going to talk about week in, week out? What's the bigger story for Don?" He went off, and a few months later he came back and pitched the entire dikk Whitman/Don Draper story. We were mesmerized.

Weiner So I told [AMC] I had this 85-page screenplay that was Don Draper's backstory. It was called The Horseshoe, and I abandoned it five years before I wrote Mad Men. The last scene is this character taking Don's name and leaving his [dead] body at a train station.

 

[MostReal]

Piff Personified

 

[KravenMorehead™]

I know. Thanks for reminding me.

 

[The Fire]

my personal favorite show ever

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

This is a good show but the ending def had me bonfused

I always took the ending as don being don and taking the pain/story of that guy in the group session and creating a great worldwide coca cola campaign.

They alluded to Don being the one who came up with that coca cola commercial which was massive in the 70s...

He got the idea from that group session...

I think it's time for a rewatch for me.

 

[obarth]

Best written show of all time Greatest ensemble cast of all time The Wire and The Sopranos are the only ones I can put above it as all around productions

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Nah, the shyt was added late. Weiner said AMC asked him to come up with some kind of mystery for the show, so he came up with that.

Found it.

The Uncensored, Epic, Never-Told Story Behind 'Mad Men'

That might be an even more amazing feat. The network forced some network shyt on him, and they still managed to churn out GOATness

 

[Why-Fi]

rounding up season 6 now. my lady keeps saying I'm watching my "stories" but this shyt is addictive past a certain point

 

[jwinfield]