Mad Men Happy Hour

“At the Codfish Ball” was a solid Mad Men episode, and we tear right into it in this podcast. Everyone comes away disappointed in this episode... Don finds out he’s an advertising pariah, Sally learns that adults are unbelievably gross, Megan learns that even when life is at it’s best, maybe it’s not all that good, Roger is better bagging French MILFs than new business, and A.Ron learns that alcohol can actually kill crucial brain cells in the span of an 80 minute podcast. Hope you guys and gals dig it.

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Intro music: “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

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Jim and A.Ron thought this was the best Mad Men of the season, and one of the all time greats. But what did you think? Join us for a discussion of prostitution, privilege, pimps, Pete, and as always, your awesome feedback.

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Intro music: “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

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Jim and A.Ron break down episode 508 of Mad Men, “Lady Lazarus”. We have a feeling Pete will need a lot more than a cat’s nine lives to make it out of this season alive! No psychorock goes unturned as we examine entitlement, misogyny, daddy issues, and the size of Harry’s yang.

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Intro music: “Desafinado” by Stan Getz, from the Mad Men Musical Compilation.

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Turn on, tune in, and drop out with Jim and A.Ron as we cover the trippy, spacey, and all around awesome hour of television that is Mad Men episode 506, “Far Away Places”. We reflect upon Peggy unleashing her inner Don (and a teaspoon or so of man essence), Roger and Jane being alone in the truth, Coop body checking Don into the glass, and the de-evolution of Don and Megan’s marriage. Not only that, but we consider some of the best fan feedback on the internet, all from you, our wonderfully bad ass listeners!

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Jim and A.Ron are here to help you sort through the complex feelings we’re all getting at the prospect of Pete getting the happiest of potential Mad Men endings, as we unpack the tragic and yet strangely hopeful penultimate episode entitled “The Milk and Honey Route”...

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We discuss small town hustles, German cannibalism, Betty’s dignity and grace in the face of genuine crisis — no, really! — Sally’s forced evolution into the role of mother, and Duck’s high stakes game of career poker with Pete, Pete trading in the Pit for a life of redemption and bliss reunited with his family in Wichita, and Don finally embracing the hobo lifestyle that has called out to him since his boyhood. It’s a terrific, complex, moving episode that sets us up beautifully for the end. We’ll be with you the whole way, not just next week for the finale, but the week after too, as we indulge in a series finale podcast spectacular. See you then!

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