Mad Men: Season 7 (Part 2) 'The End of an Era' - April 5th
Big Mel
@bigboss
I thought that was my iphone dinging! I have my tone set to ding and got a text within seconds....
HOLY shyt
HOLY shyt
"I don't even know what to do with myself......because all I want to do is be with you...'
And Peggy's intro:
'well I don't think about you ever....except when.....'
I saw the appear in the door scene coming a mile away, thats rom/com 101 but I love these characters and they sold the hell out of those scenes and me.....
And Peggy's intro:
'well I don't think about you ever....except when.....'
I saw the appear in the door scene coming a mile away, thats rom/com 101 but I love these characters and they sold the hell out of those scenes and me.....
The War Report
NewNewYork
I'm happy for Joan and Peggy. 
Don.
Betty sitting in the kitchen table smoking while Sally is doing the dishes and assuming her responsibilities.
Roger finally found his match.
Don.
Betty sitting in the kitchen table smoking while Sally is doing the dishes and assuming her responsibilities.
Roger finally found his match.
Berniewood Hogan
IT'S BERNIE SANDERS WITH A STEEL CHAIR!
The War Report
NewNewYork
Don was Don even at his lowest most vulnerable point. The ad business is the only place he feels wanted.
I'd like to do a slightly longer write up tomorrow, but I think some of you are taking the ending far too cynically.....Don finally broke down and broke through. If that girl didn't take him to the seminar, he was going to kill himself, one way or another....That call to Peggy was it....
The Devil's Advocate
Call me Dad
they are played by two kids... like mary kate and ashley... so yes it's both him... and his brotherIs that little Abel from Sons of Anarchy?
The Devil's Advocate
Call me Dad
really? i expected that about 2 seasons ago... anytime they make a man and woman that close, but always fighting... you just KNOW they are gonna get together in the end
i don't know what stan is doing but i did not expect it
Don gettin shoved by the old lady at that retreat
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOO i legit thought she was gonna pull out her tittie and make him suck it but that shove :usherlol:
7 seasons.
7 flawless seasons.
Im sorry wire but mad men just dethroned you.
I geniunely teared up twice in the finale.
Tuning into the start of a new season of mad men was like seeing a lifelong friend for the first time in a year. You instantly connected and felt you never left.
Even characters you didn't like you were happy to see do well. Because they weren't one dimensional plot devices. They were fully formed people with a million complexities. You felt their struggle and their pain.
The acting between hamm and jones for a simple line "birdie" was profound. They conveyed the entire life of their mistakes in their faces. It brought a tear to my eye because we the audience have been there with for everything.
Don finally breaking down his last wall as he listened to the invisible speech. Don, a man with the gift of speech, who could make an electronic device resonate with anyone emotionally. He could never articulate the emptiness he felt inside. Watching his head perk up during the mans speech was like one of his many clients reacting to his pitches. In that moment he knew he wasn't alone and he just let go of his pain. He cried and I cried too. Because 7 seasons with this man it was an emotional relief to see him not have an outburst at a momdnt of weakness, but truly let go.
10/10.
Goat show.
7 flawless seasons.
Im sorry wire but mad men just dethroned you.
I geniunely teared up twice in the finale.
Tuning into the start of a new season of mad men was like seeing a lifelong friend for the first time in a year. You instantly connected and felt you never left.
Even characters you didn't like you were happy to see do well. Because they weren't one dimensional plot devices. They were fully formed people with a million complexities. You felt their struggle and their pain.
The acting between hamm and jones for a simple line "birdie" was profound. They conveyed the entire life of their mistakes in their faces. It brought a tear to my eye because we the audience have been there with for everything.
Don finally breaking down his last wall as he listened to the invisible speech. Don, a man with the gift of speech, who could make an electronic device resonate with anyone emotionally. He could never articulate the emptiness he felt inside. Watching his head perk up during the mans speech was like one of his many clients reacting to his pitches. In that moment he knew he wasn't alone and he just let go of his pain. He cried and I cried too. Because 7 seasons with this man it was an emotional relief to see him not have an outburst at a momdnt of weakness, but truly let go.
10/10.
Goat show.
god=nature=we'reFUCKED
Organize the non obvious
The one guaranteed theme I got from those last two scenes involved Don's ability to start over. All that turmoil and disturbances surrounding his past up until the present moment, 
drop off that baggage.
drop off that baggage.
I was a bit underwhelmed by the finale, only cause I set myself up for something much bigger. I wanted the show to go out with a bang and of course it didn't. It was just another really good episode of Mad Men. Not the best episode, not the worst episode. I didn't expect the "put a bow on it" ending that everyone major got but it was cool. It's still 1b to the Wire to me but I'm not mad at anyone who says this is the GOAT show. Gonna miss the hell out of this show, but unlike Breaking Bad, this show has crazy replay value and I can't wait to run through this series again and again.