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- Written by Jeremy Shane on Wednesday, December 18 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
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From the sound of it, Chris Terrio is not rewriting the movie from scratch, but simply going over the David Goyer script to put the finishing touches on it, or as the source describes it "get the script in shape."
Terrio has a good working relationship with star Ben Affleck and one wonders if Terrio was brought in as part of the deal to get Ben Affleck. Perhaps the star wants to avoid another Daredevil debacle by having someone he trusts go over the script. Though Goyer is also not available, as he has moved onto other projects, including Sandman, so maybe I'm overthinking it.
Aside from a couple exterior scenes that have been shot so far, principle filming is not expected to begin until early 2014.
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- 11:37 pm Friday, April 6th, 2012 by Ethan J. Skolnick
Numbers of note from the Heat's lethargic loss to the Grizzlies:
26: Minutes for Terrel Harris. We start with this because it shows you a couple of things. First, that Erik Spoelstra was looking for someone, anyone to give him energy, even if Spoelstra says that "energy" wasn't the primary issue. Second, that he has had enough of his point guards.
12: Minutes that Spoelstra went without either point guard.
11: First quarter turnovers. Compared to 12 points.
2: Dunks blown by Dwyane Wade. He didn't have his legs early. It was obvious.
3: Layups missed by LeBron James.
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- 3:13 pm Saturday, December 18th, 2010 by Ethan J. Skolnick
Dwight Howard wanted change.
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But it's not clear that Orlando's two major moves today — see details here — make the Magic any more of a threat to the Heat and Celtics in the East.
Here's what's going out (so far):
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"describe the band members in one word."
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"describe the band members in one word."
"Miketon- Connecticut"
"toby would die first because he's allergic to everything"
oh poor toby…
things i've learned from this one: alex and i are both pigeon toed.
"How many of you have been ridiculed for the way you look? Don't be afraid, raise it up if it's happened to you. Look around…look how common this is…this isn't a joke, this isn't a scam, this isn't a ploy…I'm saying this for a specific reason. When I was growing up, I wasn't the most popular kid in school. I was, uh…I was that kid that dyed spikes green and wore a tank top over his green t-shirt. I was that kid that would go to rock shows while everyone else listened to 98.7 when it was the rap station, you guys know what I'm talking about. But, my point I'm trying to make is that everyone's different. A lot of people try to conform to the norm. I know that rhymes, but it's so true. They see people being the popular kids and they just want to latch on and be that person. But, some people here…I'm looking at you, and you know who you are. And some of you are afraid to say who you are because you know people are going to chastise you for the way that you dress or act. But what I'm encouraging you to do is tonight, be a freak with us. Be a weirdo with us, be that person that doesn't conform, be the person that you know that you are because it's beautiful that way. That's your personality. This song is dedicated to those jerks that made your life a living hell growing up. It's called Horrible Kids."
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From the point of view of a FORMER bike rider who has made artificial limbs for thirty years, this article is as idiotic for the Wall street Journal to print as they come. For some twit who might ask " why, it's a free country?" the answer is BECAUSE IT IS. Literate guys with neat leather suits make the same crunching sounds when they crash as everyone else.
Put this kind of stupidity where it belongs, in a trash fan mag with a nifty stripper on the cover.
Nice read.
A higher risk motorcycle than the normal high risk motorcycle because of its acceleration potential.
The comment by Aardvark represents narrowmindness. Fine, we can all read about the Lambos and Ferraris, but those darn motorcycles are verbotten. It's okay to learn about indulgences of all kinds ranging from extreme luxe kindegarten schools to personal jets that only 0.4% of the readership will ever experience, but two wheels… The categorization of those who ride or are interested in superbikes as being readers of "this kind of stupidity… a trash fan mag with a nifty stripper on the cover" reflects on Aardvark's bad history. So, if you ride, wear your gear, remember they can't see you, and ride on. And if you don't ride, take a Motorcycle Safety Foundation course, wear all gear and certainly a helmet, and get a "starter bike" to ease into the thrilling, fully satisfying and liberating experience of motorcycling. (You'll notice that Dan took it quite easy in the corners even on a track with no other riders!) I ride the BMW K1200R but sure didn't begin on one. Oh, and Aardvark, the world's largest circulation pubs (Cycle World, Bike and such) don't have chicks on the cover unless they're properly attired in leathers, helmet, body armor…
Dang what poetic language. Kind of bs'sy too:
"Everything cold rolled and heat tempered…"
'heat tempered' ?? You mean heat treated? I doubt everything's heat treated – hardened, temtered, normalized, annealed, what have you.
"The MV's note is a rich, peeling timbre, full of amps and joules and Newton-meters."
Wow… Full of electric current, energy (guess so , literally), and torque. That's some exhaust note.
"13,500 redline in third gear…" I love it when a little recip screams, or even a locomotive EMD laboring up a grade. It's a beautiful sound. Turbines just don't have that romance.
Must be a nice bike. I'd sure like to ride it. But with all the CNC frame parts it'll be a b____ ever to get the cost down.
Scott….emergency rooms and prosthetist waiting rooms are not as liberating as whizzing through traffic exposed to every move of every driver you are accompanying in close proximity. Look at the NHTSA stats some time and see . Your presumtion of my bad history is correct….so many pateints, so many artifical limbs. Personally, i grew out of it before that.
"In 2008, 5,290 motorcyclists were killed—an increase of 2 percent over the 5,174 motorcyclists killed in 2007. There were 96,000 motorcyclists injured during 2008."
Aardvark – I understand. Organ donors are a sad reality. My argument is not with the reality of your keen stats but that the WSJ is well served with topical variety. As you note, the stats are ugly and I've heard many stories first hand. Analysis of the stats also demonstrates several inarguable realities – most deaths relate to drinking (insanely by the "biker" and not the sport rider) where idiots pull up to an ice house for a few brews, throwing off their motor skills (pun intended) while tempting a bike's gyroscopic effect; secondly, to drivers pulling into riders at intersections (the rider must ALWAYS be prepared – no one can see us!); thirdly, to the stupid notion that one doesn't wear a helmet. It is also important to note that many of the sport riders who lose a limb or life are savagely young and inexperieneced. Britain forces one to graduate in skills, experience and horsepower (cc's). We just cut them loose to the wind. As I noted, one must be fully equipped. This includes not just race gear but mental prepardness.
The F4 is a distribingly efficient machine. I recommend readers also look at the BMW S1000RR, the Ducati line, the Aprilia RSV, and the Japanese line – Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Yamaha.
very nice bike
I love superbikes, but I'm too cautious to drive a motorcycle.
I would like to know where you get your info about Harley trying to avoid bankruptcy.This reinforces my belief your paper is just another gossip paper…..
aren't all company's busy trying to save themselves from bankruptcy? aren't all company's who are selling 6000 units wanting to sell 40000 units a year?
You read that correct Harley fans…it can only be a matter of time until BK comes calling again !
Good article from the fine hand of Dan Neil, but it lacks his metaphorical artistry of past work, re: prison flashlight inspection day of the riding position of the Ducati 1000R…..
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Ha... kab aur kaha hota hai nahi pata.... ho jaata haiAnswered by BHARATKUMARBADIGINCHALA, 07 Aug '13 03:57 pm
It is accidental.Answered by Flying Saucer, 07 Aug '13 03:59 pm
Me to jo bhi muzhse pyaar kare un sabhi se pyaar karti huAnswered by Jivika, 07 Aug '13 03:55 pm
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The song Megan had Don play at the end of the episode was "Tomorrow Never Knows" from the Beatles' Revolver LP. It was a Lennon song based off of lines from the Tibetan Book of the Dead. It was actually the first song completed for the LP in April of 1966. The seagull sounds heard in the song are actually tape loops. Now the question is did Mad Men use the stereo version of the song or the mono version – the latter being the mix approved by the Beatles.
which beatles song was played at the end?
Each episode is a surprise. Each episode is more compelling. I cannot remember seeing film more genuine to the era and existentail angst it seeks to portray. The characters seem more lost than ever, no self-awareness. Who would have thought that Don and Roger would be the stable ones? Still much to process.
Is a major character going to die soon? There's been a lot of foreshadowing in terms of death.
Total geek question – wasn't it an error to have the touch tone phone at don 's house tonight? Don't think touch tone was available in homes til late 70s. The are usually so right on w details
The end scene when Don turned on "Revolver" and "Tomorrow Never Knows", a song 30 decades ahead of its time, began playing was surprise. I never expected a master copy of a Beatles song to play on American TV; it must have cost a pretty penny.This says a lot about how times are changing; technicolor overlapping a black and white world.. Side note: any Beatles fan must have noticed the small error in that scene, since it is the last track on the album yet Don put the needle on the first. He might have taken to the song "Eleanor Rigby" or "Here, There, Everywhere." All-in-all a fantastic ending showing the great cultural divide.
I thought the elevator shaft was interesting. Don's different with Megan than with Betty. He is trying to "look before he leaps" now. And after the Howard Johnson's incident he'll be more cautious than impulsive…. But, my question is this: was that real? Did the doors really open when the car was far down?or was it Don creating a mental scenario to keep from going after her?
Less dramatic than the Howard Johnson's episode, and less amusing than last week's, but significant because of Megan's decision. There were some interesting touches. I particularly liked the way the episode conveyed that the weather was rainy. I wonder if the production team researches the weather that took place during the weeks that each episode is set. We could see rain on Don's overcoat, and the condensation on the inside of Howard and Pete's cars was a nice detail.
Another detail that signified a broader context was the radio news, which was on in at least two scenes, and in each case the radio was discussing Vietnam. I had the sense that the war is becoming a preoccupation for the country, and intractable, growing problem that is on peoples' minds. In the p
revious episode, the only reference to the Vietnam War was the word "napalm".
Still trying to figure out Megan's significance. One aspect that is clear is that she brought something professionally that needs to be replaced or re-imagined. Just as in real life, the impact of a departure of an important talent is not clear until it happens. The scene when Ginsberg, Don, Ken and the Harry Crane reviewed the music for the Hard Days Night scenario seemed showed that the team was flat, grey and dull: the team has lost Megan's sparkle. The all-male account team is no longer good enough to compete.
We saw Don reach for the booze several times after Megan's decision. He seems to be heading back into depression now that she has gone. I wondered also if he "got" "Tomorrow never knows" at the end, or if he thought it was a racket. One thing we know about Don's professional approach is that he likes to look for the bigger picture, and reframe whatever problem the client has, and tackle it in a way that he has not so far. It could be that the massive changes that are going on around him are too big to be understood yet. He needs to look a lot harder before he can come up with something compelling to understand what is going on.
Good to see Pete get some sort of comeuppance, after the various extramarital liaisons he has had up until now.
Who is the actress that played Beth, and what else was she in
Alexis Bleidel of Gilmore Girls
Is Don disappointed with Megan? When she told him at the end of the episode he was all she had hoped he would be, he said the same to her but he did not seem that sincere. I wonder what direction the relationship will go now that she has left the office.
On another note, Don made clear they have no intention of having children, answering a question for many of us.
Tonight's episode highlights the changes that swept our culture in the late 60′s. The characters don't realize just how much their lives will change. It clearly highlights how a cultural divide in age groups is forming and how Don seems to be heading toward obscuity. Will Megan steer him in the direction society requires in order for him to stay relevant in the advertising business?
Ive noticed the touch tone phone in Don's apartment as well this season. Touch tone made its debut in 1966 however it didn't become common place in most parts of the country until years later . Some parts of the country were still using dial well into the seventies. Its very doubtful that Don would have it that early.
Megan is Don's bridge to the future? Given the fact that he turned off the record in the middle of the song, I don't think he wants to go to there. Now his young wife has left her comfortable job at his side to be an actress, probably taking Method classes in which she's encouraged to stretch herself emotionally. If their marriage survives that, it'll be a real surprise.
Nice acting turn by Alexis Bleidel (who in "Gilmore Girls" lost her virginity to a married man…). And real nostalgia buffs will have noticed that the fat Cool Whip employee was none other than Dennis Haskins, Mr. Belding from the kid's show "Saved by the Bell."
I believe the news broadcast in the background when Don comes home to a cooking Megan is Huntley and Brinkley, who were co-anchors on the NBC news and the most popular news program in 1966. This, perhaps, reflects the Don-Megan team and the loss of a cohesive approach. I cannot help but think of the opening sequence where everything falls apart when the elevator door opens on Don to show a steep descent awaiting him after Megan's departure. Roger has grown considerably this season and I wonder if Don's LSD trip is not far away.
@Jackie I thought the empty elevator was interesting too, Don hit button as soon as Meghan disappeared like wanted to retrieve her or tell her something. He looked so proud on the last day when they walked in the office together, and Megan just looked like she was in denial.
Just watched the first ten minutes. Roger's comment to Pete about getting to do what he had always wanted – "watching the business roll in" was interesting. All of a sudden, Roger gets it. Competing with Pete for the day to day management of accounts and hustling for leads is not what he needs to be doing. He is playing at a higher level now, cultivating relationships with big players. He doesn't need to discuss the details or land specific projects, that is for Pete to take care of. Perhaps that is what Roger needs to do on the creative side ? However, Peggy seems too impetuous, and Don is micromanaging. Perhaps if Ginsberg continues to do well, he begin to take more of a leadership role with projects.
Thanks Stuart – that jumped out to me as I have seen so many details right on that I remember from childhood – in fact my father had the stereo cabinet Pete was showing off in the dinner party episode. But yeah they even show rotary phones in theoffice. Ok done geeking out – that was a good episode – loved the Peggy / don tension and her standing up to him
Thought it was interesting that Don walked into the kitchen and he saw Megan there – barefoot and in the kitchen. The reason I mention this is because it reminds me of an expression in gender studies of "pregnant and barefoot in the kitchen." ( you could Google it!)
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Total geek question – wasn't it an error to have the touch tone phone at don 's house tonight? Don't think touch tone was available in homes til late 70s. The are usually so right on w details
I had the same thought. According to wikipedia, they were available in certain areas as early as 1963 (no idea about manhattan residences). The bigger surprise to me was the electric hand dryer in the women's bathroom — but I was wrong about that — it was invented in 1948.
Don was more interesting when he was a tortured soul.
I think Joan summed it up best when she referred to the "second wife playbook." The scene when Meghan left for her acting class registered, for me at least, like a daughter leaving Dad.
I'm getting impatient with the lack of seriousness about advertising as a business, which was obvious in earlier episodes – you saw focus groups, you saw industrial psychologists, you saw brainstorms. Now it just seems like someone gets a hunch and boom! There's the campaign. Scenes of Peggy typing are not sufficient.
Wonder why Megan's classes are in the evening, when she leaves Don alone at home. As much as he would like to enlightened, he is used to have his wife at home ready with dinner and spending the evening together.
Would Megan consider acting in ads? She clearly was good at the Cool Whip and the chemistry between her and Don were real.
I did not recognize those early Beatles song – took me a while to warm up to them in the first place and… really did not like them.
Points of note:
1. Don looks down the abyss…open elevator image, well one never knows when ones time is up.
2. Megan has always been acting…she just wants to be able to claim it as her day job rather than advertising.
3. The juxtaposition of the seemingly innocent "beatles" song for the cologne commercial, a near light rock british beat ditty, against the edge of the beatles Revolver cut at the end of the show is prelude to the changes ahead….age of Aquarious and all that sort of collatoral culture shift.
4. Roger is a rain maker…and he knows that this is more powerful than the pretentious Pete.
5. Don hears the Revolver cut at the suggestion of Megan to get a read of the pulse of youth, listens and exits the last scene…wonder why they brought back the Revolver music to play over into the credits? It would have been so much more of an editing statement that we are on the cusp of major changes to just have silence after the Revolver cut…and Don exiting the stage. There are times the better art is in what is not there rather than what is … as the edge of reality and realm of the surreal is the stage is where much of the late 60′s takes place.
I wish you all would comment more on the elevator scene. It must have been symbolic as Don does not report it to anyone.
I think the last few episodes have been too soap-opery and a little boring.
This season Mad Men is not nearly as interesting as previous seasons. Too much Megan, not enough of characters we have grown to enjoy. No secretaries, office parties. I get the feeling that we are no longer in a place of business. The whole atmosphere has changed. And TOO MUCH MEGAN.
The fact that these advertising guys think "A Hard Day's Night" is "Hip" shows how out of touch they are with the culture, just like when Don saying "that was only three years ago!" or something to that effect when he said The Rolling Stones just did an advertising spot for Rice Crispies. Ginsberg is the only one that gets it; he's living in the "Revolver" era. Pot smoking has finally hit the office along with booze!
A good example of how well researched this show is comes from the little details. "Tommorrow Never Knows'" is based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead the man was reading during Roger's LSD trip and The Who created an ad for Heinz Baked Beans on the cover of the album "The Who Sell Out."
The innocence of the early 60′s is dying and it's happening fast. These people are in an industry that should stay one step ahead of the general population. That couldn't have been easy at a moment when a sea change was occuring.
I finally pinpointed what bugs me about the Megan character. – it's all that perky smiling! It seems inauthentic. And then the Bait 'n Switch marrying a wealthy guy & then deciding to quit work to pursue acting gigs. That's original. Lol.
"Wonder why they brought back the Revolver music to play over into the credits? It would have been so much more of an editing statement that we are on the cusp of major changes to just have silence after the Revolver cut…and Don exiting the stage."
… must've cost a pretty penny to license that song. Couldn't let it go to waste!
The fact that the big agency players don't get sixties music or its importance to the emerging baby boomer population is alarming in a business sense. Half of these guys are so busy sleeping around it appears they are not attuned to anything except their sexual desires. Not a prescription for personal or business success. Peter is really on the cliff. He cannot figure out what his moral compass is or if he even has one. It seems like he's a strong candidate for an elevator disaster or a car wreck. And will it be an accident or suicide? Or a skiing accident?
Folks raised during the Depression didn't have the luxury of big dreams. "I grew up in the '30s. I dreamed of indoor plumbing," reflects Don's bafflement regarding Megan's behavior. This in a nutshell is what the generation gap that emerged in the 1960s was all about.
John Lennon meets Yoko Ono in 1965/1966 and the adolescent happiness of the Beatles begins to unravel, as do their early marriages.
And so the Lennon song ending the episode is a wonderful bookend to the opening scenes of Pete on a train reading The Crying of Lot 49 (thank you for that catch WD). I am the age of Sally, and I remember that book with enough clarity to say it perfectly mirrors today's Mad Men episode, with the continued underlying metaphor of the suburbs as what ails America, the emergence and independence of a strong femaile, and a husband (Mucho Maas) who returns home from another day at work to report: "Today was another defeat." I looked up another thing I remembered too, so I could fully quote the paragraph: Maas describes the aftermath of an LSD trip this way: "The bad dream that I used to have all the time, about the car lot, remember that? I could never even tell you about it. But I can now. It doesn't bother me anymore. It was only that sign in the lot, that's what scared me. In the dream, I'd be going about a normal day's business, with no warning, there'd be the sign. We were a member of the National Automobile Dealer's Association. N.A.D.A. Just this creaking metal sign nada, nada, nada, against the blue sky. I use to wake up hollering."
Megan's career change, Peggy's challenge of Don, and Beth Dawes starting and stopping the affair with Pete, all without a picket sign or a ham-handed mention of Betty Friedan. Pete: "Why do they get to decide what happens? Harry: "They just do." Historians will see women's self liberation, even more than civil rights, Haight-Ashbury or Vietnam as the marquee "event" of the decade. It's 1966. Now the fun really begins.
It's all about the death symbolism – this week even in the elevator shaft and even with the undrunk wine http://grapefriend.com/2012/05/06/mad-men-wine-tomorrow-never-knows-boeuf-bourgignon/
What was the 30 year old song that they wanted to play during the Hard Days Night themed commercial?
Why was Ginsberg so angry about the choice?
Best scene – Peter sitting alone in an empty hotel room with an unopened bottle of champagne.
If anyone in Manhattan would have a touch tone phone, it would be Don in his uber-hip and expensive apartment.
@Sammie Sawee-the song was "September in the Rain." Probably the most famous version is by Dinah Washington.
By the way, the Beatles cut "September in the Rain" at their Jan. 1., 1962 Decca audition – the recording exists. It was a rocked up verision. They also played in Hamburg in late 1962 at their final apperances at the Star Club.
I agree with Walter Dellinger that Matt Weiner misses few if any details. I am always intrigued by the episode title, just as I read any summons and complaint closely as a lawyer. 'Lady Lazarus' was a poem written by Sylvia Plath, about the Holocaust and about the symbolism of death amidst signs of life. Thus I pay attention among other thiings to what happened to Pete Campbell, his discussions of insurance and the like, and less to the superficial 'changes' of the 60s. Peter asks a rhetorical and contemporary question when he says '…they (women) always do…' decide things. It is a tough scene when he is left alone in the hotel when we know Beth will not show up to meet him. He is always alone. As always, Peggy is the one to watch and in the work place, she stands in for a more nuanced character–will she succeed or fail on the merits–rather than the flashy Megan. Don continues his existential struggle for meaning symbolized by the elevator shaft, on the course Matt Weiner has set for him, one unrelated to time or place. We viewers should not lose sight of Weiner's crucial life and death themes in this episode, which go beyond the struggles of those of us of 'the 1960s generation.'
"Revolutionary Road" was written by Richard Yates, not Richard Price.
Everyone is noting the Thomas Pynchon book at the first of the episode, but at the end when Don is settling back to listen to the Beatles "Revolver" album you can see exposed at the end of the collection of albums, the Beach Boys "Pet Sounds" which influenced the Beatles on their next recording, "Sgt. Pepper's."
The times, they are achanging.
The guest stars this season are distracting. A plus for MM has been its ability to pull us in with mostly unknown actors. Megan is my prediction for a death at season's end. Something – and I can't recall now what it was – put that thought in my head. Pete and Roger have both been underutilized this season. I don't like where Roger's character is going – too little involvement. Pete's character has taken a collision course too quickly, poorly developed. We need to see more Joan too. An interesting thought about Stan: perhaps he is gay. I have wondered why he and Peggy have not taken the plunge. As already stated, I find the guest stars distracting this season, but this season's addition of the funny one-liners have been great. Almost all characters have made at least one. Peggy's "Pizza House". Harry's sarcasm. Don's made several funnies. At one time it was just Roger and occasionally Pete who made funny comments. This week's episode was especially eerie, and full of more than a usual MM dose of symbolism and theme. Well done. Again, perhaps we see a tiring amount of Megan because she is as much as dead. I can't imagine that MW would kill off Pete by suicide, or any other way.
One other quick note about the title "Revolver" – the Beatles agreed on the title while on tour in Japan in July of 1966. It works perfectly because a record revolves, as done the song sequence which revolves from rock (Taxman) to Indian (Love You Too) to ballad (Here, There and Everywhere) and so on.
Nobody even mentions the fact that Pete Campbell is a thoroughly despicable character. He rises in the firm by essentially threatening to blackmail Don. He gratuitously humiliates Roger at a staff neetubg, He treats his wife awfully. Little wonder he plunges into an affair and then connives to deceive his train buddy into thinking he wants life insurance. Camplbell, despite his taste for Pynchon, is the true villain in this series, a hollow man perfectly sutied to what he does. And incidentally, his entire career is built on his wife's family connections. Will be interesting to see the consequences of his affair on the parisitic career he has built through deceit and generally sociopathic behavior. His only redeeming virtue — he is a fictional character.
So, basically, MacDuff, Campbell is a fictionalized version of Bill Clinton. Or is he more John Kerry like?
"…The suspension of disbelief collapses when Don puts the record on the turntable, because the song that's supposed to play is "Taxman," – no, Megan told him to play that cut when she handed him the record. "Start with this one" was what she said.
Elvis, you make an interesting point with the Beatles album title. I wonder if Megan is destined to "revolve" out of Don's life which the open elevator shaft with the view of the descending elevator might suggest. Joan's comment about the second wife playbook made me think that it works both ways: 2nd marriages usually don't make it. And Joan's interaction with Don was classic Mad Men.
"Why was Ginsberg so angry about the choice?" Because they did NOT remotely sound like the Beatles and he knew it. The Knickerbockers (from New Jersey btw) were much closer, had the same energy, were even mistaken by some listeners as the Beatles, and had the perfect song for this episode: "Lies."
Tatiana – we don't know that he didn't report it to anyone. He may have mentioned something to Dawn on his way to his office and a drink. We don't always see every move the characters make.
i wonder what Paul McCartney and his young wife, Nancy Shevell thought of this episode? She also, recently emotionally and "tearfully" resigned from the NY MTA Transit Board after 11 years to be with her new husband.
Women are moving backward in 2012, just like the "America's Crossroads" 4 years of moving backward is enough…
This was the darkest of every episode this season. Every epicenter of every episode holds Megan, as all the characters dance around her "lead".
This year, especially, is a remake of Rona Jaffe's soap novel, 1959 "The Best of Everything" with Joan Crawford, Hope Lange, Stephen Boyd, Suzy Parker, Robert Evans, Diane Baker, and Louis Jourdan. The daily lives of employees in a Madison Avenue Publishing Company. There was a struggling actess, a self-absorbed director, a death and a miscarriage (abortion), but all the other characters picked up the pieces and recovered after the death. it is on Turner Classics from time to time.
Megan is probably at Lee Strasberg's Actor's Studio with Al Pacino and Ellyn Burstyn who now run it.
Megan is the Phoenix in Plath's "Lady Lazarus", spreading her wings attempting to resurrect and transform her life. Tragedy will follow…
Halloween 1966..
How is marrying rich moving backward? 99% of Americans work in order to get a paycheck. If I did not need a paycheck, I would quit too, with no shame. What all the old timey feminists fail to understand is that a person is more than her profession.
Episode 8 may not have had any fireworks, but it did a masterful job of setting up tensions that are sure to explode before this season's climax. Let's hope so, as I don't want to wait another eon to pick up season with season 6. One running subplot this season has been the elusive Heinz account which has had its ups and downs but is looking good thanks to Megan. And it's a good thing too. Looking back to 1966, Heinz could have used the creative flair of SCDP. Here are some actual samples of mid-60s Heinz ads and promotions from TheVodkaParty: http://thevodkaparty.com/classic-1960s-heinz-ads/
Stan won't hook up with Peggy because she is one of the 'guys'.
I think the analysis of Don's response to Megan leaving SCDR is too complicated. I don't think he's as upset about losing a good copy writer as about losing his opportunity to have sex at the office and play hooky from work.
His feelings of loss (I believe) reflect his knowledge that in future weeks and months he'll be looking for sex with random women, which ultimately leaves him empty.
Am I the only one who thinks Megan is going to die? There was clearly some serious foreshadowing with the elevator and the corpse pose in her acting class. If she does, perhaps Don will go back to his usual antics – drink, brood, smoke, cheat, repeat.
Every single line, scene and detail is calculated in a brilliant way and I'm sure that these seemingly random scenes will make sense as the story arcs unfold. I agree with an earlier post that this season seems too heavy. I miss the shenanigans of the "regulars", eg Pete Campbell exchanging his chip and dip wedding gift for a shotgun. Although, maybe that was a sign of the times and the angst of the 60′s??
Don had plenty of sex at the office before he married Megan…pretty much every one of his secretaries.
Regarding predictions of Megan's death, she did look pale and washed out when she woke up Draper about her career decision. It's the only scene I can recall when she wore no lipstick at all.
I didn't much care for the sixties as a teenager and watching this episode makes it clear for me. Even as a pubescent teen, I disliked the country leaving behind the ideals that made a great nation and taking up with "drugs, sex, and Rock'n'Roll". Watching it happen all over again made me feel sad… again. If you weren't there, it was a "throw-away decade".
I agree — I was in high school and all I saw were guys getting free lays and the girls getting venereal disease and babies and left in poverty raising the children. It seemed to me that the most chauvinistic guys were (and still are) the ones that were all for free love.
Matt Weiner must like making us feel uncomfortable. "Lady Lazarus" might be the most jarring of all of the Mad Men episodes. Picking a Beatles song that was such a departure from what they did previously was perfect. I wonder if Weiner was waiting for this episode too dramatize the great schism of ideas on how to live our lives.
That got me thinking of the episode from the creators point of view. How does a culture suddenly change there ideas? The answer is by changing their perspective, which is why we have the reference to to the earth as seen from space. Our imagination is a powerful thing, and too look at the earth from space is to put the essence of our culture on trial. We know that things are going to change philosophically for our country of the 60′s. It's the genius of the show that we can mourn with Draper on what we'll lose, and be grateful for the younger characters in creating a world they can live in.
Did anyone notice how Weiner poked through the fourth wall by having the nattily dressed cologne client speak for him with "We want the Beatles, which *you* say are impossible to get…". Since the premiere of the episode, I read the story behind MW negotiating to get the rights, so it became obvious when I watched the encore. Bravo, Matt!
For the detail watchers (like me), Don doesn't appear to start the LP on the first track. His hand is somewhat obscured (and he'd have to be practiced at dropping the stylus between tracks), but it looks like he aims directly for TNK. In any event, it's clearly near the end of the last track when he pulls it off. And the Capitol label was right for late '66.
Some details do get past Weiner. The reference to the first photographs of the earth from space vis a vis Pete's big blue eyes: the photographs of earth in 1966 were black-and-white. The famous "Blue Marble" photograph didn't come until 1972. The original purpose to the 1966 pictures was to survey the moon for safe landing spots, color photography was not needed. … But maybe she really did mean Pete's eyes reminded her of a blurry, black-and-white photograph of an orb hovering in a black abyss.
The elevator shaft scene is symbolic, of course. Don wants to go where Megan is going. He tries to follow her, but he has no way to get there. He cannot go where she is going. His nonplussed reaction at the end of the scene affirms the fact that he doesn't even realize the significance of this. He can't comprehend it, so he accepts/ignores it and moves on.
It is also representative of the generational and gender divides being explored.
@ AreVee @jjjjj interesting I didn't know the 60′s where all about drugs, sex and music. I allways thought they had something to do with civil rights, gender equality and American imperialism. The 70′s was the "me generation"
It's time to snuff the Megan character. Jon Hamm is least appealing as Draper when he smiles, sincerely, reflecting joy. I don't buy it or the dynamic with Megan generally. Ms Pare is beautiful, but methinks her acting, like her character's, requires further training. I believe that Megan will die, and soon. Good riddance.
Don can return to being Don, drinking and depressive. Like a Phoenix (sorry), Betty will shrink and arise.
You just can't cast a young Grace Kelly, then have her wander off with another awkward suitor. I suspect that relationship is fizzling as well, because when Betty becomes unhappy, well, you know…
I'm excited about this episode, and all it portends, because a couple of impediments need to…..die!
I'd like to see Betty and Don mix it up some more ("adultery" or not) with Sally continuing to grow up into an eventual flower child. Woodstock's just three years off, and just up the Thruway a piece. I've enjoyed watching Sally improve as a young actor; Weiner uses her brilliantly.
No way Pete dies; Vincent is the best actor on the show, perhaps along with Slattery. Those guys are gold
and should survive to the end ("…beautiful friends, the End").
OK, Matt, spring cleaning…..start with Megan/Jessica!
Imagine Don Draper focusing on a…….shaft. Hmmmm..
I liked the analysis by "bb" that the elevator shaft represented Don being unable to follow Megan where she's going. That meshes with my observation that most of the characters were unnerved by Megan's decision to pursue her bliss. They clearly had never contemplated such a thing. Don, a Depression-baby, aspired to indoor plumbing. Peggy fought for the copywriting job yet Peggy's dream aspiration fell into Megan's lap and Megan walked away from it. She's gifted at something but that's not enough – she reaches higher and want's to love what she does as well. Peggy's obnoxious officemate (the strip poker guy) finally concedes that they're working so hard on "beans."
On Showtracker, they are betting that Pete is the one who all the death imagery is referring to.
A touch tone phone in upscale NYC in 1966, (like a television in a show about upscale NYC in 1948), is not an anachronism, though it is, like the Drapers' Mod apartment, trend-forward….."By the early 1960s, low-cost transistors and associated circuit components made the introduction of touch-tone into home telephones possible. Extensive human factors tests determined the position of the buttons to limit errors and increase dialing speed even further. The first commercial touch-tone phones were a big hit in their preview at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair."
Didn't anyone else hear rumbling in the background (turn up your volume if you have to) after Don returns to his office (and after he sees the elevator shaft)? When Ken, Stan and Ginsberg are playing song in next scene, Ginsberg looks over his shoulder as if he hears, I don't know, sirens maybe? The rest of the episode from that point on does take a weird vibe, especially the dissolve of Don into test kitchen scene. I've watched Lady Lazarus 5x now and you can definitely hear the rumbling.
My mother was NYTel operator (which means we were always trending when it came to phones) and yes, TT was available in 1966.
Sorry, that was just a test.
Will this series go into 1967? I know someone wanted to use "LIght My Fire" for a commercial back then, and Mr. Morrison got angry about that. Would be interesting to work that into a show somehow.
When Megan waived goodbye in the elevator, I was certain that she was about to die or even just up out and leave and that that would be the last view we had of her. Then the split second after that, the crazy view of the empty elevator shaft was surreal. We haven't seen the last of that loose end, it's going to need to be tidied up in an upcoming episode.
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1. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?jwinslett Sep 23, 2013 11:06 AM (in response to caitlinmarie)
I am in the same boat. I went into the T-Mobile store Friday morning and was the first (and only) one there. I ordered my phone around the same time, 8:00AM and everything went through. I also received the email saying that everything had processes and went through. On Saturday, I recieved an email saying my status had changed to: BackOrdered. It has not changed since then, nor do I have an estimated delivery date. It's utterly confusing as to why they would have people pay for phones, with no information as to when we will recieve it. I spoke to several different reps, all saying different things. One told me they haven't even recieved any iPhones from Apple yet, another told me that all orders placed BEFORE 2:00PM PT on Friday will be shipped out sooner, and all orders placed after 2:00PM would be on a two week waiting period. I am just confused, and would like to know when I will recieve the item I paid for.
2. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?tmo_andrew_g Sep 23, 2013 11:24 AM (in response to caitlinmarie)
Hi caitlinmarie ,
I understand the importance of receiving your device in a timely manner. I see that you have ordered a 16gb Gold device. They are currently back ordered due to the limited stock we received from Apple.We are expecting a October Shipping time and they will ship as we receive more availability. We do appreciate your business and apologize for the inconvenience.
3. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?caitlinmarie Sep 23, 2013 11:34 AM (in response to tmo_andrew_g)
Then how come I was told that since I placed my order early morning on the 20th that my iPhone would ship sooner?
4. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?tmo_andrew_g Sep 23, 2013 11:40 AM (in response to caitlinmarie)
Hi caitlinmarie,
I wish I have a good answer but it is all based on inventory available. We do appreciate your patience while we wait to get more inventory from Apple.
5. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?nick_iivx Sep 23, 2013 11:59 AM (in response to caitlinmarie)
Yeah exact same thing here, i specifically asked the Tmo Rep if tmobile processes orders by which they receive them or if customers who ordered straight from a tmobile store get first prioritization. He specifically said, "yeah, so tmobile will process orders made through a retail store first than people who ordered online from their house." I would imagine this makes perfect sense, since there were people who waited in line for the actual phone and end up being told "yeah we thought we were getting them in stock but they called last minute and said we're not getting any." Is this correct information, or was I misled? i've read on other posts and some people have actually already got their phones, when they've ordered online at their house! As opposed to me which i still have no shipping date, ordered through a tmobile retail store, shipment backordered, and no information on the status of the actual order. So to state the question again, does tmobile really process orders made at a retail store first as opposed to an order placed online at a home? And if not, then tmobile lied! Prioritization should be considered.
6. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?jakewalsh123 Sep 23, 2013 12:10 PM (in response to nick_iivx)
I called my T-Mobile Thursday night and they knew that they would not be receiving any stock but instead would be assisting customers to online order. I do not see why that would entitle them to prioritized delivery.
edit: I live in Boston and inquired about other Boston locations too, none of which would have stock.
7. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?crossphire Sep 23, 2013 12:20 PM (in response to tmo_andrew_g)
October for a gold 5s? If I had known that up front I would have just gone to a store and bought one instead of placing an order online, paying for expedited shipping and then hearing that I may not see it until October..
BTW - The order status page is essentially useless because it claims I am getting my phone today AND it is backordered. How do you explain that?
8. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?caitlinmarie Sep 23, 2013 12:21 PM (in response to tmo_andrew_g)
This is from one of your fellow T-Mobile guys on this website answering a question in another post: " Since you were in store and they did not have inventory in store, it was a good step to order through the store. Since it sounds like you ordered your device as early as you could, and before mid day, then you should receive your device as expected."
So how the heck do I know if I will get my iPhone as expected since I ordered before mid-day or if I have to wait until the October shipment? This is really frustrating when even the T-Mobile guys on this website are giving different answers.
9. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?tyou8777 Sep 23, 2013 12:38 PM (in response to caitlinmarie)
From Verizon website all three color of 5s will be shipped by 11/2013.
AT&T needs wait 24 to 48 business days.
I suspect Tmobile will arrive in November.
10. Re: When will my "back ordered" iPhone 5s ship?nick_iivx Sep 23, 2013 12:44 PM (in response to jakewalsh123)
The retail store i waited in line for, said yes they will have iphone 5s' and iphone 5c's in stock. They said yes, they are making appointments to help mitigate the traffic, they said they're going to have all staff working as well, they said yes they will have the gold unit for the iphone 5s, they said yes they're expecting chaos in the morning. Just to clarify, i did call ahead of time (the day before) and that is what a rep told me. Prioritization SHOULD be considered for people who waited in line after being told yes that they will have all units in stock, and for people who made orders THROUGH a tmobile retail store, as opposed to someone who stayed home and made an order online. Otherwise, what was the point of a nationwide early opening of all tmobile stores? To help make orders that people could have done at their homes?
Back ordering is not the issue here, nor is out of stock, because i know this a nationwide industry issue. The issue is if i was told that tmobile would process orders made at tmobile retail stores first as opposed to orders placed at home, then why am i, caitlinmarie and jwinslett having to wait as long, maybe even longer for our shipment to come in, when we made orders through a retail store? I know i could have either gone to an Apple store, stayed at home and ordered online, or AT THE LEAST, waited in line at a best buy store and either gotten an Iphone 5s from AT&T or T-mobile straight from that Best Buy retail store since both carriers use CDMA + GSM and could easily get it unlocked if necessary.


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