Mad Men: Season 7 (Part 2) 'The End of an Era' - April 5th

[Big Mel]

Ep was incredible. And anyone roughly my age (38) bagged that outro song with EASE off its placement on the stand by me soundtrack.


Rip Ben E. King

 

[NZA]

you cant keep betty out of school

 

[Vinny Lupton]

Whats and milf by the pools real name?


I can't believe it's about to be over...this is the only tv show I watch

 

[Vinny Lupton]

Someone make with Draper's hair and a cig

 

[Ari Gold Bawse]

Wtf are you doing Don

Pete out here racking up Ws , please tell me the one big L doesnt hit him in the finale

Betty

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Betty walking up that last stairway to heaven at the end of the episode

Sally bossed up on Henry. "It's alright to cry, honey "

Campbell is on a hell of a streak

Don seeming to catch a beatdown (emotional before and now physical) every time he shows someone who he really is. Kinda dope that he's actively shedding all the product and the images he was paid to advertise. Old girl even wanted him to fix the Coca Cola machine.

 

[threattonature]

Wtf are you doing Don

Pete out here racking up Ws , please tell me the one big L doesnt hit him in the finale

Betty

For some reason I think McCann is behind the whole situation and Duck is setting it up. Pete taking the position means he'll have to get a buy out from all the money that McCann owes them which means he'll only get a fraction of what he's owed. They've already moved all of Pete's business to McCann so they've gotten everything they need for the most part out of Pete. And it was just to convenient that Duck had already talked to them knowing how much Pete would be offered in a buyout.

 

[jdubnyce]

Wtf are you doing Don

Pete out here racking up Ws , please tell me the one big L doesnt hit him in the finale

Betty

Betty walking up that last stairway to heaven at the end of the episode

Sally bossed up on Henry. "It's alright to cry, honey "

Campbell is on a hell of a streak

Don seeming to catch a beatdown (emotional before and now physical) every time he shows someone who he really is. Kinda dope that he's actively shedding all the product and the images he was paid to advertise. Old girl even wanted him to fix the Coca Cola machine.

too good to be true....think Duck is playing him
Pete gonna end up sky diving from McCann's penthouse

 

[GoldenGlove]

Pete's job that Duck is "setting" up is going to fall through, and the Series of Ls (literally since he's been introduced on the show) will continue into eternity



I have a feeling his story line is going to play out worse than *Boardwalk Empire releated*

Spoiler

Harrow's

 

[AntoineWalkerShimmy]

I really hope Duck ain't fukkin with Pete, I'd hate it if they dropped it on him in the finale

 

[Tommy Fits]

I hope Pete doesn't eat the L Sunday, he's paid his due he deserves the W. Can't believe betts is dying. That letter to Sally was powerful. We need a 2 hour commercial free ending, I don't want it to be over

 

[Czerka]

almost broke down like henry when she read that letter

are we going to see more of peggy and joan next week? or are they pretty much done?

 

[jdubnyce]

almost broke down like henry when she read that letter

are we going to see more of peggy and joan next week? or are they pretty much done?

think they're both done with their stories

 

[AntoineWalkerShimmy]

are we going to see more of peggy and joan next week? or are they pretty much done?

Barring anything drastic, I think Meghan, Peggy, Joan, and Pete are all out of the picture (with happy endings/resolutions for their respective characters).

Betty's is bittersweet (but she feels comfortable dying/accepting death)

Ted's is interesting. I think they're done with his character (because he seems happy to just have a job/be working).

Jury is still out on Roger's ending (unless that scene with him and Peggy boozing in the office and him being " I don't care really" is it)

 

[jdubnyce]

Barring anything drastic, I think Meghan, Peggy, Joan, and Pete are all out of the picture (with happy endings/resolutions for their respective characters).

Betty's is bittersweet (but she feels comfortable dying/accepting death)

Ted's is interesting. I think they're done with his character (because he seems happy to just have a job/be working).

Jury is still out on Roger's ending (unless that scene with him and Peggy boozing in the office and him being " I don't care really" is it)

As much as I want Pete to get that W, cant help but feel he's gonna catch

in the last episode

Roger - think they still need to provide the viewers a bit more closure; as aloof as the character is, his last scene cannot be him convincing Joan to give up