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MAD MEN did an MLK assassination ep that had an authentic Twitter Fight™️ smh truly the best to ever do it

MAD MEN did an MLK assassination ep that had an authentic Twitter Fight™️ smh truly the best to ever do it

Sean Collins-Smith

739,134 просмотров • 27 дней назад

Mind you, this happens 30 min into the Mad Men pilot:

Mind you, this happens 30 min into the Mad Men pilot:

Sean Collins-Smith

1,981,855 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

The whole "he's horrible for hating this" vs. "she's horrible for doing this" Mad Men debate misses the point, which is: Don married someone he doesn't know, and Megan married someone she doesn't know. Hence, Peggy's reaction here. She *does* know Don, and knows he'll hate it.

The whole "he's horrible for hating this" vs. "she's horrible for doing this" Mad Men debate misses the point, which is: Don married someone he doesn't know, and Megan married someone she doesn't know. Hence, Peggy's reaction here. She does know Don, and knows he'll hate it.

Sean Collins-Smith

2,108,383 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

One of my fav Bert Cooper moments in Mad Men is when Don shows up for work after getting beaten and robbed, goes into his office, finds Bert sitting in his chair, and Bert launches into a history lesson that ends with him threatening Don twice, and forcing him to sign a contract.

One of my fav Bert Cooper moments in Mad Men is when Don shows up for work after getting beaten and robbed, goes into his office, finds Bert sitting in his chair, and Bert launches into a history lesson that ends with him threatening Don twice, and forcing him to sign a contract.

Sean Collins-Smith

1,268,407 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

S2 of THE BOYS devoted the entire opening of an ep to watching a white, neckbeard incel get brainwashed by rightwing, anti-immigrant media. He then shoots a convenience store clerk because he (incorrectly) thinks he's a "Super Terrorist". So...yes. It's always been political.

S2 of THE BOYS devoted the entire opening of an ep to watching a white, neckbeard incel get brainwashed by rightwing, anti-immigrant media. He then shoots a convenience store clerk because he (incorrectly) thinks he's a "Super Terrorist". So...yes. It's always been political.

Sean Collins-Smith

2,872,833 просмотров • 2 лет назад

MAD MEN taking occasional 60-second diversions into straight up sitcom territory -- all while furthering the theme and narrative -- remains one of its greatest feats

MAD MEN taking occasional 60-second diversions into straight up sitcom territory -- all while furthering the theme and narrative -- remains one of its greatest feats

Sean Collins-Smith

861,748 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

The S3 finale of MAD MEN is flawless, and my favorite moment is when Don visits Peggy -- immediately after he's told his kids the family is splitting up. "With you or without you, I'm moving on," he tells Peggy. "And I don't know if I can do it alone. Will you help me?"

The S3 finale of MAD MEN is flawless, and my favorite moment is when Don visits Peggy -- immediately after he's told his kids the family is splitting up. "With you or without you, I'm moving on," he tells Peggy. "And I don't know if I can do it alone. Will you help me?"

Sean Collins-Smith

676,291 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Pete and his brother skimping on investigating their mother's mysterious cruise ship death because "it won't bring her back" and then closing with, "She's in the water. With Father. ... She loved the sea," will forever be top-notch MAD MEN humor. Incredible, sicko shit.

Pete and his brother skimping on investigating their mother's mysterious cruise ship death because "it won't bring her back" and then closing with, "She's in the water. With Father. ... She loved the sea," will forever be top-notch MAD MEN humor. Incredible, sicko shit.

Sean Collins-Smith

573,315 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

One of the great joys of rewatching Mad Men is confirming Pete Campbell is one of the funniest, craziest, most neurotic characters in TV history, and that Vincent Kartheiser's line delivery is flawless. The scene that kicks off with him screaming "DRAPER!" is just chef's kiss.

One of the great joys of rewatching Mad Men is confirming Pete Campbell is one of the funniest, craziest, most neurotic characters in TV history, and that Vincent Kartheiser's line delivery is flawless. The scene that kicks off with him screaming "DRAPER!" is just chef's kiss.

Sean Collins-Smith

495,650 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

One of the more devastating MAD MEN Betty moments, underscored by January Jones' amazing performance. The real heartbreaker is: "Honey. It has nothing to do with you," referring to any number of things, including the fact that she's just a pawn in Don and Jim's back-and-forth.

One of the more devastating MAD MEN Betty moments, underscored by January Jones' amazing performance. The real heartbreaker is: "Honey. It has nothing to do with you," referring to any number of things, including the fact that she's just a pawn in Don and Jim's back-and-forth.

Sean Collins-Smith

353,060 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

It's funny because Dr. Keener suggests this to Betty on *two* separate occasions throughout S4 of Mad Men, and the second time, she has this incredible moment where she point blank tells her: "Betty, you can talk to me, but...you know. I'm a *child* psychiatrist."

It's funny because Dr. Keener suggests this to Betty on two separate occasions throughout S4 of Mad Men, and the second time, she has this incredible moment where she point blank tells her: "Betty, you can talk to me, but...you know. I'm a child psychiatrist."

Sean Collins-Smith

405,657 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

One of those MAD MEN scenes I didn't fully appreciate at first, bc Don in NYC/at Sterling Cooper is such a huge engine of the show....but now. Man. "The only thing keeping you from being happy is the belief that you are alone," is one of my fav lines in the series.

One of those MAD MEN scenes I didn't fully appreciate at first, bc Don in NYC/at Sterling Cooper is such a huge engine of the show....but now. Man. "The only thing keeping you from being happy is the belief that you are alone," is one of my fav lines in the series.

Sean Collins-Smith

331,865 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

One of the many things MAD MEN does so well is set up moments of action and apparent heroism for Don, just to have reality shit all over him soon thereafter. I remember watching the 'Why I'm Quitting Tobacco' scene in awe, and then when the Partners show up it's like... oh😬

One of the many things MAD MEN does so well is set up moments of action and apparent heroism for Don, just to have reality shit all over him soon thereafter. I remember watching the 'Why I'm Quitting Tobacco' scene in awe, and then when the Partners show up it's like... oh😬

Sean Collins-Smith

337,333 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

A great example of how Mad Men seamlessly slips humor into scenes is when Roger finds out his mother has passed. Almost a dozen jokes in less than two minutes. Physical gags, one-liners, Roger using the glasses to console Caroline. And then...a sliver of sadness at the end.

A great example of how Mad Men seamlessly slips humor into scenes is when Roger finds out his mother has passed. Almost a dozen jokes in less than two minutes. Physical gags, one-liners, Roger using the glasses to console Caroline. And then...a sliver of sadness at the end.

Sean Collins-Smith

293,566 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

The way Adam Scott says "...three friends." here is just an incredible line read. Severance gets much-deserved kudos for exceptional world building, but the performances in this series are equally lights out. Can't wait to see where S2 goes after this great premiere. #Severance

The way Adam Scott says "...three friends." here is just an incredible line read. Severance gets much-deserved kudos for exceptional world building, but the performances in this series are equally lights out. Can't wait to see where S2 goes after this great premiere. #Severance

Sean Collins-Smith

640,923 просмотров • 1 год назад

Mad Men 3x02 has so much great stuff, but "If you don't like what is being said, change the conversation" is up there with the greatest lines on the show - especially when considering the ep’s themes (and Roger's own battles with 'public opinion' re: his divorce/new marriage.)

Mad Men 3x02 has so much great stuff, but "If you don't like what is being said, change the conversation" is up there with the greatest lines on the show - especially when considering the ep’s themes (and Roger's own battles with 'public opinion' re: his divorce/new marriage.)

Sean Collins-Smith

216,176 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

S6E08 of Mad Men is so wild and funny, and this particular scene is incredible bc not only is Don *not* talking about Chevy during his drug-induced proclamation (it's Sylvia all the way), he uses empty platitudes to do it - just to have Peggy immediately recognize and dismiss it.

S6E08 of Mad Men is so wild and funny, and this particular scene is incredible bc not only is Don not talking about Chevy during his drug-induced proclamation (it's Sylvia all the way), he uses empty platitudes to do it - just to have Peggy immediately recognize and dismiss it.

Sean Collins-Smith

206,098 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

"Don't wake me up and throw your failures in my face, it's Sunday, for Christ's sake!" is one of the funnier Mad Men zingers, and Don hanging up immediately after delivering it just accents it beautifully.

"Don't wake me up and throw your failures in my face, it's Sunday, for Christ's sake!" is one of the funnier Mad Men zingers, and Don hanging up immediately after delivering it just accents it beautifully.

Sean Collins-Smith

202,186 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

The cinematography in MAD MEN makes some of the simplest scenes look like paintings, and one of my favorites is the end of S2 E8, where Don drinks a beer alone in the office, and we slowly back away as he becomes more isolated in the frame. All while "Early in the Morning" plays.

The cinematography in MAD MEN makes some of the simplest scenes look like paintings, and one of my favorites is the end of S2 E8, where Don drinks a beer alone in the office, and we slowly back away as he becomes more isolated in the frame. All while "Early in the Morning" plays.

Sean Collins-Smith

110,829 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад