Mad Men #4.01, Public Relations
Favourite favourite favourite. *dances*
Yes, Don, you are quite correct. PR is tacky and lame.
I was disappointed that we missed so much of SCDP's first few months, but then there was just as much awesome workplace drama as I'd hoped. This show is really at its best in the office setting. I loved the same-but-different vibe of SCDP and, lord, I howled with laughter at the lack of a conference table.
PETE(R) CAMPBELL, MAN. Best. :D Vincent Kartheiser owns every scene he's in. Even his delivery of "um" (after Don stormed out on the bathing suit people) was inspired.
I love how punchy Peggy has become, and the subtle change in the way she relates to Don is delightful.
It's fascinating how generationally-different Jane's Friend is; how self-possessed, but not yet recognizable as modern/feminist. I'm excited to see where Don's relationship with her goes.
Yes, Don, you are quite correct. PR is tacky and lame.
I was disappointed that we missed so much of SCDP's first few months, but then there was just as much awesome workplace drama as I'd hoped. This show is really at its best in the office setting. I loved the same-but-different vibe of SCDP and, lord, I howled with laughter at the lack of a conference table.
PETE(R) CAMPBELL, MAN. Best. :D Vincent Kartheiser owns every scene he's in. Even his delivery of "um" (after Don stormed out on the bathing suit people) was inspired.
I love how punchy Peggy has become, and the subtle change in the way she relates to Don is delightful.
It's fascinating how generationally-different Jane's Friend is; how self-possessed, but not yet recognizable as modern/feminist. I'm excited to see where Don's relationship with her goes.