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I loved this scene. Pete’s different, likeable when he’s with Peggy.
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![Kiernan Shipka, Jessica Paré, January Jones, and Elisabeth Moss attend Women In Film’s 2013 Crystal + Lucy Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on June 12, 2013 in Beverly Hills, California.
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Kiernan Shipka, Jessica Paré, January Jones, and Elisabeth Moss attend Women In Film’s 2013 Crystal + Lucy Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on June 12, 2013 in Beverly Hills, California.
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Elisabeth Moss, photographed by Ruven Afanador for The Hollywood Reporter, May 2013.
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Elisabeth Moss, photographed by Ruven Afanador for The Hollywood Reporter, May 2013.
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Stars Bryan Cranston, Connie Britton, Andrew Lincoln, Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth Moss discuss their shows and craft during a roundtable with Los Angeles Times writer Greg Braxton. Watch more from the Envelope Round Table series.
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Happy Place’s funny videos section has the best funny videos on the Internet. There are Funny video clips, hilarious viral videos, funny youtube videos, sketch comedy videos, and comedy movie clips.
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Even if you’re not wild about Harry, you have to admit: he’s onto something with this whole TV thing. Mad Men’s Harry Crane (played by Rich Sommer) found his calling in the show’s second
Rich Sommer: I was so happy to see Danny Siegel in the script when I saw it. Of course, happier to see him karate-chop John [Slattery] in the balls. Maybe one of the single best moments in the show. I loved it so much.
… I can tell you that this is a show where just about everyone hugs when we get to work—we hang out outside of work, we hang out inside of work. I was texting with Lizzie Moss at five this morning about the episode last night.
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This line, coupled with Megan’s “it’s all I’m good for” line, must be part of the Megan-is-Sharon-Tate theory.
Then there’s the T-shirt Megan was wearing at the end of the episode, which Janie Bryant confirmed was inspired by a Sharon Tate photo in a 1967 issue of Esquire:
http://www.vulture.com/2013/05/mad-mens-megan-draper-is-actually-sharon-tate.html?mid=facebook_vulture
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Quote reblogged from it's just my people are nordicWe’re not kidding when we say Betty was never so hot as she was in that brief moment lighting a cigarette post-sex and allowing herself a small smile. This wasn’t about getting revenge on Don or trying to hurt him in anyway (athough, deliciously, she did). She’s feeling hot at the moment and she wants to revel in that. “Look at me. Can you believe I’ve had three children?” For the first time, Betty has self-confidence and it’s kind of an awesome thing to behold. What was almost too awesome to behold, like looking into the sun, was Betty calmly taking a drag from her menthol and then telling Don exactly who he is, with no pretenses and no agenda; just laying it all out because she’s known him well, known him long, and known him intimately. That combination puts her in a very distinct position in Don’s bed. “That poor girl,” she says sadly, of Megan, “She doesn’t know that loving you is the worst way to get to you.” There’s nothing bitchy in that line; no attempt to hurt any of the people she’s talking about. That’s incredibly rare for Betty, which should give you some idea of how much she’s grown up lately.Tom and Lorenzo on Betty in Mad Men, The Better Half (via joanhollloway)
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It’s the Final Countdown | Development Arrested
“I don’t see it as a series. Maybe a movie.”
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I watched this episode today. Mad Men fans, check out the second screenshot from the top in the left column: The same actor who played Young Michael Bluth has been playing Young Dick Whitman. Brandon Killham
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Link reblogged from The Exalted Live Of Those Who Deny SleepAaron Staton, who plays the hard-working, hard-dancing advertising executive Ken Cosgrove on “Mad Men,” discusses his moment in the spotlight from the episode “The Crash.”
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Where’d you learn that?
My mother. No. My first girlfriend.
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Not sure last night”s episode was all that good, but it does make for some outstanding GIFs.
