He finally told the truth about where he was from.
I wonder if the best place for Don would be on a beach somewhere. Reading a book and meeting strangers. He always more at ease when he doesn’t have to keep up the Draper persona to others.
The qualities that make Dick such a charming and likable guy are what enable him to convince everyone he’s this person he dreamed up, yet when he actually becomes that person, he reveals himself to be an utter shitheel, and alienates everyone around him. Similarly, he’s a creative genius, capable of inspiring people, but the main thing his genius is good for is convincing people to buy things they don’t really need, some of which are actively bad for them.
Such juicy contradictions.
I thought season six was the weakest season (by a lot) … I don’t have much enthusiasm towards rewatching it.
My son wants to take a break and watch Banshee as a palate cleanser, so for him, the season 5 finale might end up being the series finale.
It was really sad seeing Stirling Cooper meet its end in Season 7.
You really need to give Don, Joan and Peggy credit. They literally had to restart operations from a hotel room and turned it into a thriving business.
Credit to Peggy? Why? That’s what the money is for.