Mad Men: 1990s
What if Mad Men took place in the 90s, and not the 60s?
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Madison Avenue becomes....
Silicon Valley.
Macintosh is American Airlines.
Microsoft is Mohawk Airlines.
(Or the other way around. Take your pick.)
Janet Holloway-Harris has her hair.
Liz Draper looks more like this.
Creepy Glenn is now "Stinky Gwen."
Or if Creepy Glenn stays a he...
... don't bother bringing up the hair thing. Brainy Glenn will just say, "did I do that?"
Harry Crane makes a grab for this account; word gets out that he spends most of his work day playing the games.
Pete Campbell started this rumor in hopes of winning some respect. And Trudy. (He'll finally get fired and sued for child support January 1, 2000.)
Meg Olsen dabbles in the Save the Planet movement, mostly thanks to her boyfriend.
Don shifts awkwardly every time his second wife talks about what a cheating scumbag he is.
When Don realizes they wasted money on being the heroes in the event that this actually happened, he pushes Pete Campbell out the window, thus marking the end of a crazy era.
This may be edited later.
Madison Avenue becomes....
Silicon Valley.
Macintosh is American Airlines.
Microsoft is Mohawk Airlines.
(Or the other way around. Take your pick.)
Janet Holloway-Harris has her hair.
Liz Draper looks more like this.
Creepy Glenn is now "Stinky Gwen."
Or if Creepy Glenn stays a he...
... don't bother bringing up the hair thing. Brainy Glenn will just say, "did I do that?"
Harry Crane makes a grab for this account; word gets out that he spends most of his work day playing the games.
Pete Campbell started this rumor in hopes of winning some respect. And Trudy. (He'll finally get fired and sued for child support January 1, 2000.)
Meg Olsen dabbles in the Save the Planet movement, mostly thanks to her boyfriend.
Don shifts awkwardly every time his second wife talks about what a cheating scumbag he is.
When Don realizes they wasted money on being the heroes in the event that this actually happened, he pushes Pete Campbell out the window, thus marking the end of a crazy era.