Shipka is great in this one.
Rahm is great in this one.
Much of this one is about the subtle and not so subtle racism people faced at the time and still do face.
If you still thought you liked Bert Cooper, maybe watch this one again...
Sally meets Lou.
We hate Lou.
Dine and Dash!
The Don and Sally relationship may be one of the best on the show.
Still not sure how we'll treat season 7. Will we do it as two separate seasons or as one big one?
Either way we're done soon.
Wait, Freddy?
Boy can Don Draper make an entrance.
So can Megan!
Megan seems to live in Laurel Canyon, you gotta talk about the sound.
Lou is a placeholder.
But first, let's talk season 6.
As is our custom, we have invited Cliff Dunn from Mad Men, Out to Lunch With Roger Sterling on the podcast. We had a couple of other lurkers too!
How did Steve's predictions go?
What are his predictions for season 7?
1968, what a crazy year, lots of great historical stuff.
Somewhere in there you'll hear RFK's speech the day MLK was murdered. Powerful stuff.
So much to unpack here.
This could have been a series finale.
Don does almost everything right, built it's still wrong.
Ted is a creep.
Stan is a pawn.
Peggy is I dunno....
Sally is annoying.
Both Sides Now is the perfect pop song.
Ted and Peggy don't seem to be hiding their feelings any more.
Don is passive aggressive here, but he's right actually.
Don as a baby, lots. Symbolic rebirth incoming?
Nice cultural references in this one, Rosemary's Baby is terrifying.
Porpoise Song!
Could Betty's car be any bigger?
Sally is off to Miss Porter's
This one is full of uncomfortable scenes.
Don and Arnie in the bar is a good scene. I like these guys.
Mitchell is a dumb kid, though you have to admire his idealism.
Don't do this Don.
Sally is off for a big trip! According to Betty it's just an excuse to make out.
Ted asks Don to end the war.
Sylvia probably shouldn't have 'thanked' Don.
I love a California episode.
I hate seeing people think a kid will help their relationship (even in a hash inspired dream sequence).
Damn the music is good in this one.
Avon, groovy.
Ted is a decent guy who is not only obsessed with Peggy, he's got a thing for process and forms.
'It's a dry heave'.
Roger is hilarious and horrible.
Danny!
Ginzo is coming unglued.
No this isn't about Mad Men. I did talk about Mad Men in the podcast though! This is from a new podcast I'm doing with my brother Da...
