Anonymous wrote:I really want Peggy to end up becoming a suburban housewife and mom and really loving it.

No way. I want her to end up becoming partner, and owning that place. I love everything about her.

Ugh what did you think of last nights episode?
I am not liking it
And someone earlier said "is he going to die"
And now I can so see that happening
Poor Don

Of course, I mean"culturally" important - to do with women's rights etc.

Anonymous wrote:I really want Peggy to end up becoming a suburban housewife and mom and really loving it.

She's so much more important than that. She is a senior creative at an advertising agency - she's literally a beacon of hope for women. Why put her in a domestic role after achieving so much? That would just be a tragedy.

Earlier in the series she said she could have forced Pete to marry her when she was pregnant - she has already very much rejected that life.

I really want Peggy to end up becoming a suburban housewife and mom and really loving it.

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Anonymous wrote:The Atlantic does great recaps each week (and I am too dumb to understand the show without them )
http://m.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/04/mad-men-the-beginning-of-the-end/389670/

Excellent recap! Thanks pp.

+1000! It wasn't just a recap. It was an amazing analysis! Loved all symbolism of the mirrors.

Anonymous wrote:The Atlantic does great recaps each week (and I am too dumb to understand the show without them )
http://m.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/04/mad-men-the-beginning-of-the-end/389670/

Excellent recap! Thanks pp.

I thought it was midge most angles.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think Joan has lost weight they are just dressing her differently

She looks smaller overall. Everyone is looking 70s bad in the clips of what's to come--Rodger's mustache, Pete gaining weight, scruffier hair on all the men.

Pete is going bald.

Yes but the actor isn't - they shaved his hairline back to make him look older (and grosser)

I had no idea. I bet Rory will be glad when the show wraps.

It finished a while back now.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think Joan has lost weight they are just dressing her differently

She looks smaller overall. Everyone is looking 70s bad in the clips of what's to come--Rodger's mustache, Pete gaining weight, scruffier hair on all the men.

Pete is going bald.

Yes but the actor isn't - they shaved his hairline back to make him look older (and grosser)

I had no idea. I bet Rory will be glad when the show wraps.

The Atlantic does great recaps each week (and I am too dumb to understand the show without them )
http://m.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/04/mad-men-the-beginning-of-the-end/389670/

Anonymous wrote:I LOVED Peggy's blue dress! I wish she had gone to Paris. I hope that guy is back in future episodes.

Yes!! The dress -- loved it!

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think Joan has lost weight they are just dressing her differently

She looks smaller overall. Everyone is looking 70s bad in the clips of what's to come--Rodger's mustache, Pete gaining weight, scruffier hair on all the men.

Pete is going bald.

Yes but the actor isn't - they shaved his hairline back to make him look older (and grosser)

Anonymous wrote:The waitress looked like Midge, the hippie from the first few episodes who came back later as a heroin addict. It wasn't her, but it was meant to look like her...that's why Don kept thinking he knew her. Plus, Midge could have conceivably been waiting tables in a diner...Rachel could not have.

I initially thought it was Midge

I LOVED Peggy's blue dress! I wish she had gone to Paris. I hope that guy is back in future episodes.