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It's 1 A, not A1.
Good reviews as far as they go..
It's 1-A, not A-1.
Ted's into her, not him.
Satelllite TV went out when Ted confronted Don about their business meeting,
saying "What was that all about?" Would appreciate someone filling in the blanks how
Don arranged for Sylvia's son to avoid the draft. Thanks!
Sally catching her father is very "Death of a Salesman."
Why was Sally Draper in the Rosen apartment?
If it was to retrieve the letter, why would she believe someone wouldn't have found it already?
Intense episode tonight, and at the moment my reaction is more emotional than thoughtful. I can't help but feel that Sally is reliving her dad's life in many ways. I wonder about the implications of that in the wrap-up year ahead. As for Bob Benson, it seems there might yet be much more to his story.
Oops, sorry about that, I'll get that fixed. Don told Ted what was going on, and it turns out Ted knows a Brigadier General who is looking for pilot trainees.
On AMC.com they have the inside the episode videos and in this ones' Weiner said losing Sallys innocence was the worst thing that happened to him and I very much agree. Don is a real POS
i was very pleased that Peggy solved her problems at home by acquiring a cat.
Re: Question-My gaydar tells me is Bob gay?
Don is dead , first Betty then caught with Sylvia by Sally. Some really bad circumstance may deflect this but don is done
The show is repeating itself too much. At the end of S3 they start a new agency. In S6 they merge with a different agency but it's just rehashing the same ground. The new closeted gay guy has the same storyline as the old closeted gay guy. Betty can't find love. Don can't stop having sex with women not his wife. And so on. There's no new storylines and no character development. Only the wardrobes and sets are changing at this point. I feel like this season is what Matt Wiener said he DIDN'T want it to be; which was filler until we get to the wrap-up next season.
I will be dead soon
Powerful episode. Sally catching her dad with Sylvia caught me by surprise. How will she process that image? The ramifications of this episode could be profound indeed. I continue to be amazed by the quality and ambition of this series. I know critical opinion has been divided about this season but I would consider it one of the best so far. It has caught the essence of 1968 very well in my view.
In response to MMFan, I did think that the year 1968 would bring on more confrontation between the partners and more social commentary.
Instead it has been a major psychoanalysis of Don and Pete. I'm sorry but angst is all right in small doses but most people don't want to see it dominate every episode.
And I the question I have asked all along this season: How realistic is it for a man to cheat on his wife with a much older woman than his wife?
Since Mitchell is 19, Sylvia must be around 39 to 40. And we know Megan is around 28.
Is is just me or does Don Draper have an unusual way of comforting Mrs. Rosen, Sylvia?
What's interesting is how Don tries (either consciously or not) to destroy everything he builds. He landed Chevy and then risks it all tonight with a comment at dinner. Next, he must have taken the first cab from the office to get to Sylvia's apartment so fast. He clearly has no concept of consequence.
Bob Benson and Don end up in bed together. It is the '60s people.
First Sally sees Meghan's mom going down on Roger and now Don comforting mrs Rosen.
She is going to be a warped and confused adult.
I think Sally's innocence was lost much earlier when her pregnant mother shacked up with Henry.
pam, great comments...i also think don is motivated by resources and class status because it equates to power. dysfunctional adults often want the power and validation they craved in their formative years. consider don slapping money on midge's chest ("go buy a car"), throwing money at sylvia on the bed and telling peggy "that's what the money's for!"
also, did anyone notice megan had the same black and red outfit that she wore in last week's episode. foreshadowing? is megan's character going to meet an untimely death?
I wonder if it is significant that they were talking about plane crashes in that opening scene (Pete revealing his fear especially since his father died as a passenger) and Don's way of "saving" Mitchell is to become a pilot.... hmm...
What a great episode... At the part where Don is at her door, it's sort of like- finally Sally is getting her dads attention, he's using his intensity and focus to talk to her, instead of to think about other things, while she gets to shut him out, and he takes advantage of her wanting her daddys love by coercing a lie.. Really interesting and messed up. Doubt the lie will stand forever tho! She's gonna tell Betty- will she cover for him? Anyway... it was a great episode. Liked the sub-plot of sour Pete.
RE: eve marx- I didnt connect the cat to the mouse, lol-- now it's very funny in retrospect. Mad Men episodes always make me want to read the reviews afterwards. Im not consistently like that with other shows.
Once again we had violence, ie the bat's blood on the floor of Peggy's apt, in another episode from season 6. not as if abe getting stabbed with a makeshift spear was not enough earlier in the season. As Weiner has said America has been marked by upheaval in every year since the late 60s and thus he wants that reflected in the storyline. sally seeing her married dad having sex with the neighbors wife is the beginning of the end for don. What else does it mean when falling man gets in an elevator headed DOWN and starts crying.
Gwen: "Pete says that he knows Peggy's into him, and says that Ted's into him too."
I'm assuming you meant "Ted's into HER, too"...unless you think Ted and Pete are going done the Bob Bunson route...
Tell me this, who was on the poster in Stan's apartment when Peggy called him? He had an eye patch and a crazy grin.
Thanks, I will playing with my moths
When I saw Don shut the door at the end, I thought we would have a "mystery" to talk about here on this blog. The door shut and the screen went black as in the last Sopranos. We weren't suppose to know what happened next week., but they did not keep us guessing, the coming attractions for next week, had Don very much alive, so we know now he didn't jump out the window after shutting the door and it going black at the end (or could I be wrong and next week's shots are dream scenes, doubt that)
That was the late, great Moshe Dayan.
Trying to compare Gatsby to Draper are futile. Don Draper is a grown Holden Caulfield.
My friends have a $100 bet on who was on Don's tv set in his apt when the Dr came over before they went for drinks, who was on the TV??
Don Draper might be good to look at, but his dour, morose personality compounded by his womanizing makes him hard to watch. He is lacking in any social redeeming values. Sadly, he'll expect Sally to "just move on" and accept his actions. He has no conception of family life, never having had one. What's with they dying rat in Peggy's apt? What a waste of several minutes. Good riddance to Abe, he was slug anyway. Can you tell I didn't like this episode? All little vingnettes that added up to not very much!
Love the fact that Sally is getting some screen time. She is a terrific actress.
Don has now destroyed his relationship with his daughter, Sally - the one female with whom Don could ever have been re-born as a human being. Even Don knows this is a profound loss. And in a way that is not typical of story-telling in this series, the viewer is treated in the most obvious way to a Don Draper walk of shame.
Every time Sally goes to her father's apartment it's another nightmare. At least her brother wasn't around this time.
Having said this, having grown up in NYC, I cannot imagine that a doorman would ever have given me the keys to the entire building to get into my apartment. That story twist just doesn't seem feasible.
Ted's family stability is a good counter-point to the Draper zoo.
As for Pete, it was interesting that he didn't recoil in a sudden gesture of horror when Bob Benson went all "Larry Craig" on him. Probably because -- although Pete is clearly not gay -- at that point in Pete's life, Bob Benson actually is the only person who cares about him.
Good -- although somewhat implausible -- story.
By the way - the Sally will die, Don is dead comments -- what is that all about? Totally disagree.
crazy episode there were a lot of hints at death in this one as well thinking someone might be gone after the season finale? and I agree with Arleigh Don is really messing up he's cool and a handsome man but sheesh he needs to get it together! and so Bob is gay? or maybe Bi because of the whole Joan thing? idk I like him though
I may have missed something in past episodes, but Peggy's phone conversation with Stan implied a history of, well, her making it "worth his while" to come over. And I was struck at how casual it was for both of them when Peggy figured out that Stan wasn't alone. I thought the whole scene revealed a lot, but in an economical way.
@ Derek,that was definitely Jack Lord on the TV, but I don't think it was Hawaii Five-O.
I think that's just referring to Stan's making a pass at Peggy a few episodes back, and their history of her stripping in a hotel room when he dared her to a few seasons ago. They have not actually slept together, though.
can we all agree that someone is going to die before the season is over though? question is who is it......
I have had a hunch after about episode 3 of this season which is about Don possibly leaving New York all together and moving to LA, and after tonight it seems like it is a more possible reality. After last episode Don expresses how much he loves LA on the plane ride back. At the end of season 4 when he takes his kids out to Disneyland we saw a very different Don. He wasn't hiding anything, he was open and charismatic and was a loving father. Now with this season it is a much darker and absent minded Don, he is reckless abandon.
I believe Don will leave to go to LA at the end of THIS season or at least something pointing to it. Remember the very first episode when he was talking about his escape and that it sounded "suicidal" to the clients? After this episode it seems like the arrows are pointing back to Don's mysterious un-intentions of death.
Obviously his image is ruined in the eyes of his daughter, and soon to be Megan. That is if Don doesn't spin his web of lies like he does best. Since Weiner had Tony and Carmella Soprano get back together after all their turmoil in The Sopranos, I thought that the previous episode might have made some hints when they hooked back up and maybe take the old family to LA. However, that hunch was thrown out the window.
My gut is telling me that Don will move to LA and will probably take Harry Crane with him. Harry has some big connections out in LA as we saw last week, and Harry will be the perfect man to take with him. Since Harry thinks he deserves partnership anyways.
The way I see the season ending is Don packing up and leaving the firm to go to LA. I think Bertman is going to die of a heart attack or a stroke or something, and Sterling might throw in the towel since he is obviously loosing his charm and touch with clients. Which again will force Don's hand to leave the firm. Ted has out manned Don big time even with his weakness moment of his feelings for Peggy, but Ted has the initiative to be a good family man and successful ad salesman, ALL which Don's firms has failed to do.
What do you all think? Let me know if any of you think the same or maybe add something to this possible theory? It might seem out there but it feels like it could happen.
Did Sally choose not to grab the Mitchell letter when entering the apartment, or was she so shocked by what she saw that she completely forgot? The letter had obviously been picked up off the floor, but we don't know if anyone has read it or not.
So who was in bed with Stan??? I think it was DAWN!
Just wanted to say, Bob, that Don is not the kind of man who would kick a smolderingly sexual 40-year-old woman like Sylvia out of bed for eating crackers. He is obviously bored with the younger Megan. And he is a hound dog, which trumps all other considerations at all times.
Do you think that Sylvia might just jump off her balcony, having been caught in her shameful act?
She has said she was ashamed of her behavior.
Ridiculous episode and Sally finally seeing him exposed after telling him she realy knows nothing about him earlier this season is SO PREDICTABLE.
The storyline will now lead her to become alienated from both of her distasteful parents.
Children live what they learn...
Sadly, "The Disowned Self" by Nathaniel Brandon (Ayn Rand's lover in the 50's) doesn't get published until 1971.
Don Drarper is a redundant loser. I predict he will go the way of Hemingway...he is chronically depressed...sad.
This is The Sopranos all over again. In the end it will be Don, Betty, and the kids. Don will wake up and tell Betty...you just won't believe the dream I had. But seriously...Don wants what he cannot have, it is the chase that excites him. Betty gets that. Just like Carmella understood Tony.
"The Disowned Self" by Nathaniel Brandon isn't published until 1971. too bad.
Johnny: Pregnant Betty did NOT shack up with Henry. Betty had baby Gene in Season 3. Later in Season 3, Betty discovered the truth about Don and sought divorce. She and Henry were careful not to shack up because of Henry's job. They married after her divorce from Don.
Okay great, so what is the significance of having a poster Moshe Dayan as a poster on the wall?
That was Ben Gazzara, not Jack Lord, on TV when the good doctor stopped by. I believe it was the show "Run for Your Life" (1965-68, NBC), in which Gazarra played a terminally ill man trying to get the most out of the last two years of his life. Take from that what you will.
@MAS @John thanks for the responses. Still trying to sort this out $100 US is on the line here.
Anybody think that was Connery?
@MAS Yes, Ben Gazzara was on the TV, but so was Jack Lord, later on. I didn't read the "bet" question correctly, so yes, I believe Ben is the answer to the bet, but later on, there's a shot of Jack Lord in black and white on one TV (Peggy's?) then, the scene fades into a shot of a color TV, same show, also Jack Lord, on another TV, in Ted's bedroom, where his kids are watching.
BTW, my money's on Bob Benson to "Lane Pryce" himself after being spurned then outed (that's also a prediction) by Pete, during one of (Pete's) many temper tantrums.
I really hope this show doesn't end with Don and Betty back together again. Can't put my finger on why; I just don't want to see it.
@John @Derek, I just happened to recognize and remember Gazzara was on when Dr. Rosen came over. Actually didn't catch who was on TV toward the end of this "Favors" episode, so I missed Jack Lord, If that was Lord in Hawaii Five O, then that was a slip up. I checked Wikipedia, and Run for Your Life ended in March 1968 while Five O debuted in September 1968, six months later. The two shows wouldn't have been on at the same time.
@MAS, yes, as I mentioned earlier, it definitely wasn't 5-0. He's listed on IMDB as having been in an episode of the show High Chapparal in 1968. I would guess that was it.
It was hyped by a friend on the East Coast where it airs later than here in Oregon. I was very disappointed. I did not find it "jaw dropping" like she did. Now we'll get to see Megan find out about Don from her stepdaughter I guess. Just a matter of time.
I've been waiting for the day that Sally figures out what kind of man her father is, but I wasn't expecting her to find him balls deep in the neighbor. The second she grabbed those keys, I knew what was coming. I can't even imagine how it would feel to see that. She will never see him in the same way after this. And to think that Sally is the only woman alive that he actually cares about. I'd like to see him fight to keep that relationship, but it is Don Draper we're talking about.
Also, I find it incredibly depressing that Pete will take away the last bit of happiness his mother has. He is devoid of empathy, and really, has no kindness or generosity of spirit. Of course, traits like his don't develop in a void, so maybe mama's getting her just desserts. I'm glad Peggy dodged that bullet.
I saw all the episodes this season but I can't recall Peggy splitting up with her boyfriend - last I remember, he agreed she should sell the flat, then she accidentally speared him but I don't remember him breaking up or leaving. Am I senile or what?! And why hasn't she sold the place yet?
Also, being a dog notwithstanding, I agree that it's puzzling why Don would be so obsessed with Silvia. She's not all that interesting, she's middle-aged, not much to say; she's not exactly going places, like Megan. You'd expect him to want to keep an eye on his young wife as her acting career takes off. At one point he did show a concern akin to jealousy, now he seems totally disinterested in what she's up to.
What was the significance of Roger Stirling knowing how to juggle??
I don't know about all the death hints but the first thing I thought when Sally caught them in the act was that Silvia would kill herself out of guilt or a Catholic concoction of a kind of sacrifice - her son's life for hers - which I would not like to see happen but fear it could, in some form. She's passionately nutsy enough to think that way.
Sometimes I find the scripts really full of dead air, like they couldn't think of other lines for the actors. Plodding dialogue is par for the course but when even simple scenes like introductions have people just stand and stare at each other as if it's a really weighty moment, the show really seems overly affected. People don't just stare in reply to an introduction, or let a greeting just stand in emptiness. It's weird. Then in other scenes, the dialogue is over the top bantering to battering, full of angst, like Pete, with or without his mother. His arc is so odd it's looking now like the guy's just been badly overacting rather than experiencing major shifts unpleasantly. Not a fun, upbeat thought in the guy's head anymore...
And yes, poor Sally, bad enough she had to see Megan's mom go down on Roger at the most elegant occasion she'd been to in her young life; now she has to see her dad en flagrante with the neighbor, and she's never even gotten to second base with anybody. Confusing as hell for a young girl. I'd say she will only tell her mom if and when some crisis comes up that causes her to blurt it out. But Don never looked worse than after that little episode!!!
poor sally will need a shrink again.
why is peggy still living in that run down building??
pete may or may not talk about bob.he may be both flattered and appalled, but he doesnt want his
mother compromised.
someone may be injured in a plane.who or how many?
stan is with whom?
@DM, Abe broke up with Peggy in the ambulance after she speared him. And she probably hasn't sold the building yet because now being single she can't afford to.
Poor Sally Draper! If she wasn't already totally disillusioned with adults and life, now she surely is. That is something no child should have to see. Although she probably could have guessed it by now, after all Betty's comments and contempt for Don. I don't know what to say about the Bob event. It seemed an easy plot thread. Don't know how he's playing it with Joan. Found it incredible that Pete would believe his mother's fantasies -- he knows she's senile. Altogether a riveting episode.
Fascinating how a number of male commenters just can't understand how Don could be drawn to a "middle-aged" woman like Sylivia after having a "hot" young wife like Megan. No wonder so many male/female relationships don't work, with such shallow values and lack of understanding about sexual chemistry. Is it really so simple as that, men always want younger women, even skinny ones with bad teeth? Sylvia probably connects with Don much better, as they are closer in age; she gave him a book; Don is more complicated than people want to think. And Sylvia is sexy, plus she's a caring mother, which is always the hook for Don.
So the big secret about Bob is he's gay, what is strange is the object of his attention is Pete,however it makes sense considering Pete is the biggest di@k in the company..
don wanted megan because he thought she was a good mother figure for his children, not just
because she was young and hot. he lost interest when she didnt wish to have any more children.
.he sees sylvia as the same good mother he s looking for.he sees
sex as the only way to get close and i really believe he thinks he was comforting her.
sally loves her dad and is crushed.she didnt realize that her mother is correct about his being a dog.
I got the impression that Bob was hinting that Manolo was his boyfriend.
Also on the subject of Sylvia vs Megan: Don chases women of all sorts.
I don't think Bob is gay. I think Bob is becomes what he thinks others want him to be. He's a liar. Bob believed Pete was gay and wanted to use him like he used Joan and others.
p.a. 12:13 wrote:
I wonder if it is significant that they were talking about plane crashes in that opening scene (Pete revealing his fear especially since his father died as a passenger) and Don's way of "saving" Mitchell is to become a pilot…. hmm…
I think you are on to something. There was the Don and Ted airplane moment too and that crystalized some things about them and their relationship. Also, don't forget that Sally found the wings the stewardess left in Don's bag after the Baltimore trip with Sal. This is definitely a recurring theme.
I really felt for at the end Sally but think her pain is a lot more than seeing her dad in a compromising position. When the Rosens came upstairs and she saw Mitchell thank Don, it not only spoke to Don's hypocrisy but also Mitchell's; in that moment the illusion of the rebel rock star was destroyed and replaced by just another guy that would say and do anything to save his skin; the shattering of her unrequited love object may be more painful than seeing a truth about Don that she probably already suspected. Sally has just 'tuned in' on a number of levels and does not like the world she sees.
Regarding Don getting caught with Sylvia, I think Megan already knows or strongly suspects that Don is a womanizer. She would be angry, especially since it's the neighbor, but it's not like she believes Don is the bearer of domestic tranquility. But, I don't think Sally will tell anyone, especially since it doesn't seem like she told her friend. And, even if she were to tell Betty, it doesn't seem like Betty's style to tell Megan.
The real loser in all this is Don. He made a considerable effort and took real risks to help someone, and I don't think he did it just to gain favor with Sylvia. He knew the fear from his own experience in war and also as a father. The tragedy is that all the praise he was receiving from the Dr., Sylvia, and Megan was truly deserved. Even Ted likely gained a different level of respect for him But, then when he sensed weakness from Sylvia on the phone, he exploited it - that's the real sickness of Don - that he can't control his impulses in those situations and the consequences just keep getting worse. Even when he was talking to Sally at the end, instead of offering just a shred of honesty, he chose to lie.
As far as Sally goes, I'm not sure this is really going to ruin the image of Don in her eyes. It's likely he was already a questionable figure to her, especially considering her age and the rapidly increasing split of values between the generations. Don could very well confirm everything she hears about the evils of 'the establishment.' I can see her either living a screwed up life because of her childhood, or becoming a stronger and more independent person because of it. I'm leaning towards the latter.
@Fife4Life: I'm not sure about the whole move to LA thing. I can see how it makes sense, but since they've already had two restructures of the firm, a third seems unlikely.
I thought the Rosens were leaving town because the Dr thought he was done being a rock star in NY or something like that.
The scene where Ben appears to come on to Pete was very well done, IMO, but it seems unlikely to me that Ben would approach Pete sexually. He has to know that Pete is straight and Ben wasn't in a state of distress where he might lash out desperately, so it didn't ring true to me. Put another way, if Ben had been all along plotting for a tryst with Pete, it seems like he would have picked a different/better situation. I don't think Pete will out Bob, as Pete seems like one of more tolerant characters.
I thought the scenes with Sally and her friend were very good and I can see young girls behaving that way, AND they set up the big fall very nicely. Good job there for sure.
I also thought the question about Pete's mom having a physical relationship with her caretaker was very well done - we really don't know what happened and if real sex was involved or if the caretaker's attention was enough to kindle some dormant desire in her that led to a fantasy that she might have mistaken for reality. So, we really don't know what happened, and Pete knows he doesn't know but has chosen to assume the worst. It could also be a situation where the mother is pretending a physical relationship to hurt Pete for him not taking care of her himself. That would be very selfish, but it keeps with her character. So, lots of consequences for Pete, Bob, the caretaker (got fired) and his mom all based on something that no one knows for sure what happened (mom might believe the fantasy, for example).
@DM: I think Don's interest in Sylvia is twofold. One is that she's a sophisticated woman with whom his pillow talk is more interesting. Two is that she has said no to him, and I think that's the real reason he continues to chase her. JMO, of course.
@duranimal7609: I don't think Abe was employed, so I can't see that as a reason for not selling. I do wonder why she hasn't moved, but maybe she has been too busy with work. Considering that she got a cat, it looks like she's making the best of it. It's also interesting how now that she has settled in, the place is nice and quiet - what happened to the unending chaos outside the apartment that made her want to leave in the first place? The cat takes care of the rat (well, maybe b/c that was a giant rat!), but the real problems with the apt were location, location, location...
@Nina21: That's in interesting idea that Bob thought Pete was gay. I assumed Bob was gay or bi, and that he would know better. But, if he's straight and lacking the appropriate 'gaydar', that might work. Interesting!
A-1 is a steak sauce, 1-A is a draft status.
I enjoy the bizarro world of Don as much as anybody but we need more Roger Sterling!
Since none of the writers or posters have mentioned it, I would like to get all the Manson conspiracy theorists riled up again, OK? Here we go...
Sally and her friend mention that Mitchell looks like Mark Lindsay. Guess where Mark Lindsay, of Paul Revere and the Raiders, used to famously live?
In the house where Sharon Tate was murdered.
Oranges were a symbol of death in the Godfather Movie. Is Roger next?
One Horse Town: You are my hero. The Manson references have been as common as airplane themed images. I think it's a sort of ambiguous symbolism about Manson, a sort of existential dread setting in, possibly in reference to Don's arc, which is decidedly downward.
I suspect the only one who will get out alive is Peggy's cat.
Interesting that Sally was dressed in very girlish young outfits this episode, rather than the more sophisticated costumes she wore earlier this season. This choice by Janie Bryant makes the ultimate loss of her innocence, witnessing her father in flagrante delicto, even more poignant.
I am not sure Don's marriage is so much in the hands of Sally, but there is no question any illusions she has
about her father have taken a hit. And I do think she will confide in her mother. (stay tuned next week) The question is if I am right, will Betty talk to Don about it or take 'other action...' Sally should do ok, she has youth on her side which usually, not always, brings resilience. It is good to see Don and Ted reach a meeting of the minds over the young man's 1A draft status, and they will likely work as a team better. The Benson character is still being revealed, but Pete's reaction to his approach whether sincere or not is Matt Weiner's clearly showing us that in 1968, a year before Stonewall, that if Benson is a gay man with a desire to advance in the business world, he has no sympathy from the bleeding hearts of the civil rights movement like Pete, who pride themselves on their progressive efforts. In fact decades will pass before individuals like Benson can openly express their individuality without awkward workplace choices like Bob of Pete or poor Sal before him with his crush on Ken, or alternatively face the dreadful bar scene along with its loss of self esteem and physical risks. Meanwhile, ever practical Peggy solves the problem of another rat in her life, this time with the acquisition of a beautiful cat, Peggy's the greatest.
Bob Benson is not gay.
He was just reacting to Pete's bigotry and inability to over look the sexuality of the gay nurse even though Pete is very much aware of how much good care he takes of his mother.
Pete is going to have to end up taking are of his mother in exchange for his small mindedness.
@ OneHorseTown, LOVE it. I'm really intrigued by the California implications. I was just a kid at the time, but I remember feeling like all of NY was moving to LA in those days. Johnny Carson, much of TV, many headlines.
Maybe it's was my age, as a 6 year old who didn't really understand the horrors of war at the time, but the Manson killings tower over everything else in my memory from those days. The thought of drugged out hippies coming into my home and killing my parents was a subject of nightmares for me for years. I'm still skeeved out by hippies almost a half century later.
Megan's Sharon Tate shirt and all the other stuff may just be chain-jerking, but it's definitely not a coincidence.
I missed that Peggy called Stan. I thought she called Abe.
What seems to be clear is that Bob Benson is a fake and a liar. He also seems to be someone who is always "trying every door". This episode strongly suggests that Benson and Manolo have a long-term, mutually beneficial relationship. They might well be a team of grifters.
If so, Benson could easily have lied his way into a position in Accounts - and he would be something of a natural then. That would put Benson amid a lot of people with a lot of money. So, Benson could try to position himself with someone who has money to grift. Or maybe get information about someone who does.
As to sexuality, Bob and Manolo might be better understood as bi-sexual gigilos in service of their grifting.
The big opportunity for grifters in that firm and the one central to the series is Don's secret identity. I assume that the new partners know nothing of Don's secret past. Bert, Roger - and Pete - do. Imagine Pete telling Bob the secret.
Just some idle speculation ...
A bit more speculation:
Don is less a philanderer than he is a sex addict. He finds little joy in his affairs. sex is impersonal. We also know he grew up in a whorehouse. What is to say that he was not trained to be a giglo by "Uncle Max"? Or even forced into being a gay male prostitute?
That would also explain his hardened response to Sal - which always seemed out of character. As, "Hey I had sex with men for money, and I wasn't even gay. So what's your problem with doing it to keep the client?"
Wasn't Bob Benson the one who took Pete to the brothel where Pete ran into his father-in-law a few episodes back? Now he's supplied what appears to be a male escfor Pete's mother. Bob definitely has something underhanded going on. My far fetched theory is his target was always Pete for a reason still to be revealed .....
Sorry, meant to write male escort above
Why do you assume that Don is not seeking reconciliation with Sylvia? I think that desire is driving his behavior completely.
Some little things that no one has mentioned:
1. After Pete's mom yells at him, she leaves his apartment alone - Manolo's been fired. If she is so senile, can she be trusted to go home without someone to help her get there? Or is this another storyline for next week - where did Pete's mom go?
2. Who was in Stan's bed when Peggy called? You couldn't tell if it was a man or a woman. Maybe Bob is sleeping his way through the office. If not, who could it be...?
3. Maybe Pete is gay but hasn't admitted it to himself yet. Bob might sense this. It would explain why Pete has these terrible relationships with women and why he seems to always be cranky and miserable. He needs some "comforting" and hasn't been getting any from the right person.
Regarding knowing Don's secret: In the office, only Bert and Pete know. Roger does not. Neither does Peggy.
In the episode where Bob first recommends Manolo, he was talking to Joan about Pete and asked something along the lines of "Doesn't Pete have a summer house?"
It was fascinating to see him command Pete to sit down when throughout the rest of the season he has been a groveling sycophant.
Bob is definitely a grifter. He has been working his way down the list of partners looking for a mark. He tried to weasel his way into Roger's mother's funeral. He tried sucking up to Don with coffee. He worked his way into Joan's personal life. He's even been working on the new partners. He is wormy to the core.
You're lonely? Get a cat. They live thirteen years, then you get another one, and another one after that. Then you're done.
Some of the speculation about Bob Benson is intriguing.
He does have a grifter quality about him, and the introduction of Manolo enhances the capacity for real damage.
What if Pete is indeed a target here, if for no other reason, his family's status.
Or perhaps Bob Benson is the bastard son on Pete's father.
Or perhaps Pete dissed Bob (not his real name?) at some previous juncture, and all "Bob" has ever wanted to do was put the screws to Pete.
Now- what if Mrs. Campbell (the mother) died - perhaps on her way home from Pete's - and, in her madness, had changed her will and left her estate to Manolo who has a deal to split the proceeds with Bob.
With respect to Sylvia and Mitchell:
I do believe the Rosen family is in for tragedy.
It's just too rich that Don has arranged entree to military flying for Mitchell.
Nothing good is going to come of this.
Mitchell with die in a plane crash, both Sally and Sylvia will mourn him, and Silvia will end it all.
And there will be Don: all drunk, sweaty, disheveled and unshaven.
(He never showers after his trysts- which adds to the yuck factor.)
He's moving to Hollywood with Megan to get away from it all.
But we know- it will only get worse.
We've covered the office gay issue in much earlier seasons with Sal which was very well done. Like the divorce issue, I've never known this issue to be addressed as much as it is on MM given the obvious time period. I don't think Pete is gay. If he responds to Bob, this will be a character change sloppily made by the writers "after intermission" for Pete. Pete is miserable. There are plenty of miserable people in the world who are incapable of maintaining healthy, satisfying heterosexual relationships, that are not gay. Pete is simply spinning in misery this season. Bob gives me the creeps. There's something about him that reminds me of John Irving's character, Owen Meeny, but in a much less likable, charismatic way. He's the snake in the Garden of Eden though I wouldn't describe the firm as the Garden of Eden. He draws people to him with a disturbing amount of confidence something similar to a con artist or evil snake. I've suspected Stan is gay, but I think it was a woman in his bed when Peggy called. I also think it could be Ginsberg or Abe. I have no good ideas about Don's dilemma with Sally. Megan seems to be losing interest also. The relationship with Sylvia will not last. Don's comments of intrigue to Arnold regarding his status as a heart surgeon continues.
I thought it was creepy for the writers to use Sally for yet another plot twist re Don's Problem. If anyone is perverted it is the writer(s) who can't get enough of Don having sex morning, noon and night. Pam Harris belabors the problem of what Don's problem really is. This is getting ridiculous. Don's problem is the writers who are unable to make Mad Men mean anything at all. For the most part the story is about a bunch of vacuous, unlikeable people. It's a waste of time.
who hired bob? that would be the best clue to who he is.it is known both in business and politics that to
attack a man is by his sexuality.he can be blackmailed and / or brought down.old school spying is taking
place here.trudy s dad may be behind all this.trudy didn t want a divorce,but he wants pete out of their
lives.i bet bob used vicks as a reference.bob might just disappear if and when pete is served the papers.
Last week Ginsburg asked Bob Benson if he was gay (in a very blunt manner) while Bob was trying to help Gins with his panic attack. I thought it was very weird at the time, but now it appears to be relevant.
I doubt Peter is gay. He's father two children and has no issue using the services of a brothel.
I just watched the episode again. The most interesting sequence upon the 2nd viewing was the scene with Pete and Bob Benson along with Pete throwing the cereal box later that night in his apartment. Initially, Pete had been upset about his mother, but during his conversation with Bob, he calmed down and seemed to lose his anger and even decided to let the nurse/lover go with a month's pay. At that point he was resigned to the situation. The next time we see him, he throws the cereal box and it doesn't add up that he's still angry about his mother. But, if he's gay and Bob Benson read him right, he knows he's been discovered and that would explain his anger and frustration.
This is the only way these two scenes make any sense to me, especially because as Bob leaves Pete's office, his expression changes and we get the sense that he's been manipulating or testing Pete rather than simply coming on to him.
That's weird - another anon. The one at 11:59 isn't me, which is fine, but it contradicts what I just wrote. Bizarre.
Look - Pete is not gay. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)
My prediction of Mad Men future , and back to the past -- Bob Benson, I think is with the government, some intelligence capacity, FBI, CIA, NSA, or what ever similar capacity within the US Spy structure. Remember the record he was playing, my guess, is that was for no purpose but to make noise in his office, if talking on the phone or talking to someone , that distorts the mikes. He got in via a connection with one of the founders, perhaps a Bert Cooper or someone else who has been "blackmailed".
He seemed well studied on psychology, pretty professional, as with Ginsberg situation, seem to know how to talk to him, but not much of a salesman. He knows how to "Open Doors" as with Joan and Peter too. Used Peter's mother to see what he could find out there. These are like the guys that work getting mob evidence or interrogate Viet Cong or Koreans or Germans, even the Mafia. See the movie Donnie Brasco, how Donnie Brasco, worked the mob, same thing, right?
He after Don / Dick ? Perhaps. Just speculating as I have above, the application Peter pulled back after discussing with Don/Dick about his past, never was completely pulled, somehow the investigation had started, either it was that, or something in the real Don Drapers past, got the ball rolling. Any mention of a parent, brother, sister, other girlfriend, friend of the real Don Draper. Dick Whitman we know, no one to look for him but Don Draper, how much does Dick know?
This may start the Cat chasing the Mouse/Draper/Wittman, with a "Rat" (Peter being charged with hiding the evidence, harboring a criminal? over his head) at the Partners. Don Draper, is now being chased, Peter Pushed to the edge...
Just my speculation, based on my readings and watching. More will go on because they have another season but Don will be chased.
He was looking for someone there at the "Partners" that will become a key witness, turn in a "friend" or "partner". The knee thing
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Pete was frustrated because he ran out of cereal, and didn't have enough for a meal. It wasn't about sexuality. He had nothing to eat in the house.
Harry Crane and Megan Draper are having an affair. You'll see.
This season has explored in a few interesting instances the idea of vice masquerading as virtue or what seems like a character strength being a function or the result of a character flaw. I think it popped up in "Favors" with Bob Benson making a pass at Pete and then calmly walking away without too much fuss. One might be inclined to interpret that as a sort of strength or as magnanimity, i.e., being able to maintain his dignity and confidence in the face of set back and rejection. But it is more likely that his calm reaction to Pete is the result of having been rejected countless times in the past. People who are desperate and needy are constantly throwing themselves at the ones they are trying to impress, and so are made to deal with countless instances of humiliating refusals. Their pants are pulled down in public so often they are used to pulling them up again and carrying on nonchalantly. Superficially this seems like resilience and resolve, but it is actually a petty coping mechanism by which they deal with the fact that they are going through life out of control.
The first time I remember thinking the writers were going for something like this was when Megan's producer friends invite Don and Megan to join them for a pot smoking orgy back at their apartment (To Have and to Hold). When Don and Megan refuse, one of them says, "We've heard no before." I bet they have... many, many times. In "The Better Half" the wife, Arlene, hears "no" three times in as many minutes when she throws herself at Megan after having mistaken Megan's desire for sisterly advice as a come on. As she is leaving she says, "I better go before I... it's too late for that, isn't it?". She was going to say something like "embarrass myself," but her embarrassment is rather mild and she seems intent to laugh it off and carry on as before - "everything as it was" - continuing to subject herself to a life of humiliating frustration. People who go around propositioning others so readily get used to living with rejection and learn to ignore the humiliation that keeps others from acting on wild impulses.
Much the same is true of Don's uncanny ability to carry on and start over after the catastrophes that befall him. In "The Crash" he is out of control, calling Sylvia on the phone and lurking around her apartment and driving her to increasing levels of shrill exasperation. After his "crash" he has collected himself, and deals with her with detached aloofness in the elevator the next morning, seemingly over his hang up and back to his old self at last. That whole episode is a recapitulation of the opening montage where Don falls and falls out of control until he is seen from behind calm, cool and collected. It is tempting to admire him as the cat with nine lives who can pull himself together after such wild chaos, but it might be simply a function of all the practice he has forced upon himself by living a wildly disordered life. There are some things one shouldn't wish to be good at. Alcoholics may have great hangover cures, but it is better to admire the man who learns moderation after a rough morning or two.
I have been thinking of Sylvia's reaction to being found out by Sally in this light. Not much nonchalance there, but her violent despair may be an indication a possibility for her to change, whereas the people mentioned above have internalized more deeply and reconciled themselves to their debased ways of life.
I don't know the significance of it, but one thing struck me and really left an impression on me. When Pete, Ted and Peggy were having drinks, I actually liked Pete there for a few minutes. I never had that feeling about Pete. It hit me that those couple of minutes might have been the first time I ever had a good feeling toward him and that's why it felt so weird.
While Don looked so very lost in the apartment building lobby after being caught by Sally, there were earlier signs of disorientation when he unsuccessfully talked to the GM executives about Mitchell's draft status. When Pete told Don to bring up the situation with the GM executives involved with the Chevy account, GM being "one of the largest defense contractors in the world," Don asked "what are the politics of that." No answer from Pete, but Don pressed forward with his plaint at dinner. He knew there were politics, but he missed them completely. As I remember the times, the GM executives would have been all in with the war, not only because of corporate financial interests but also because the kids of auto workers would generally not have been able to escape the draft. Neither the workers nor the execs would have been interested in the plight of privileged college students. In the end, Don had to use some work chits with Ted to carry out his "favor." Don gave up something at work to help his friend and, in doing so, became something of a real human being. It was sad that this step forward was so short-lived.
Some thoughts on class: the late 50s and 60s, the 'Populux' era, were perhaps the most 'level' decades in American history. The threat of Communism compelled American capitalists to (grudgingly) accept a more equitable distribution of the wealth: "a little socialism is better than a whole lot of communism" as (I think) Baruch said. Add to that the anti-materialism of the hippies. As a result, Don's newly acquired wealth and status doesn't mean as much as it would have in his Depression-era childhood.
Conspicuous consumption chic came back into fashion with the Reagan administration. The coupe de grace was the fall of the Berlin Wall, the worst thing that ever happened to the American workingman, ushering our neo-Guilded Age with its Hedge Fund Robber Barons.
Recall in either Season 1 or 2 how Burt proposed to get Don on some museum board as an entree into the upper-echelon of New York society (and potential business). I suspect Burt thought the better of it when he found out about Dick. Interesting that Don was outed by Pete, whose employment at Sterling Cooper was largely due to his Mayflower/DAR/400 connections.
Don and decency: when you look at his behavior toward Anna, you realize that Dick Whitman's actually a pretty stand-up guy. He doesn't just pay the bills, he paints the living room, understands her need to have a man around the house, let her know that she's being looked after. At the risk of sounding like a freshman psych class, Don's bad behavior represents Dick's Id. Being bad is his way of keeping Dick under-wraps. It's almost like a Dissociative Identity Disorder.
Did anyone else think that when Arnold disclosed that he was an Army surgeon in Korea, he got dangerously close to Dick/Don? Don obviously was treated at some hospital over there. At the very least, Don was again reminded how easily his mask can be removed.
Elly Brinkley, allow me to disagree on what Don wanted from Megan, or rather Megan vs. Faye. On the Disney trip he discovered that Megan was good with children. Recall how awkward Faye was with the runaway Sally. Don wanted a nanny.
Why is he Don so stricken with Sylvia, of all people? Anywhy on earth did she go back to him? Bottom line: Don, as Peggy says, never knows when things are good. In real life there are alot of men like that. They must destroy and then rebuild. Usually one upheaval is enough but here there are two. Don was given a second chance with Megan but he is destroying that too. Predictions: Megan finds out about Don's trysts with Betty and Sylvia and moves and leaves him for a younger successful actor; Don and Joan, who is getting older and knows him and knows he wont think its a big deal that Roger not Greg is the boy's father., get together; Peter and Peggy, who already have a son, get together.Cooper and Sterling retire..
Don and Ted run the agency. The final chapter is called, "A Third Chance".
Why would Joan want to be involved with Don? He's an alcoholic mess.
RE: DON AN ALCOHOLIC? Don's two signs of alcoholic: Drinking in the morning and sneaking alcohol in the morning. He is going to the dark side.
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Swiss Cheese Potatoes Recipe
You'll find a dish like this in German-Swiss restaurants, but it's super simple to pull together at home. —Wolfgang Hanau, West Palm Beach, Florida
- 8 large potatoes, peeled and cubed (about 4 pounds)
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt, divided
- 2 cups chopped celery
- 3/4 cup chopped onion
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese, divided
- 2/3 cup 2% milk
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1. Place potatoes and 1 teaspoon salt in a Dutch oven; add water to cover. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cook, uncovered, for 10 minutes. Add celery and onion; cook 10-15 minutes longer or until vegetables are tender. Drain; transfer to a large bowl.
- 2. Mash potato mixture, gradually adding 3/4 cup cheese, milk, butter, pepper and remaining salt. Transfer to a greased 8-in. square baking pan; sprinkle with remaining cheese. Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 5-8 minutes or until cheese is lightly browned. Yield: 12 servings (3/4 cup each).
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Not really.
That clause just basically means that the government shall not endorse any religion. As for what can or cannot be allowed in schools, well that's up for Congress and the Supreme Court to work out, not really addressed in the Constitution.
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Antidisestablishmentarianism, look it up OP!.


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This is great. I think though, that if her left foot was arched as if she was wearing high heels, it would make the line look stunning.
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Council discusses aerial imageryPublished 5:36pm Friday, August 16, 2013
The public works committee met Thursday at city hall and heard a presentation from a geospatial solutions company on how LiDAR data could benefit the city.
LiDAR, which stands for light detection and ranging, allows specially equipped aircraft to create a picture of the surface terrain.
"We put a sensor in an aircraft and a laser pulse comes down out of it, hits the features on the surface and bounces back to the sensor," said Jennifer Whitacre, senior program manager with Photo Science Geospatial Solutions. "It generates point data. This data is basically the building blocks of generating endless possibilities of things."
This data can be used to generate end products such as slope analysis, flood pain mapping, line of site analysis and encroachment mapping for rights-of-way, to name a few.
Bradley Kruse, GIS coordinator, has submitted a budget request to have the data collected. Kruse explained that this bulk amount of data could help the GIS department assist other city departments.
"Our program is only good as our foundation," Kruse said. "We have the software – we just need the data."
Kruse explained that the resulting data set would be accurate enough to form 1-foot contour topographic maps with accuracy within 9 centimeters.
Councilmembers asked what the information could do for the city. Gerard Brewer, city engineer, said the imagery data would have multiple uses.
"For us, the topographic information would be indispensable," Brewer said. "To be able to look at the city and know the true topographic lay of the city would be used routinely."
Brewer noted that the high resolution imagery could be used for many construction projects, which require an initial survey.
Whitacre also noted that the data could be used to generate maps of building footprints, which Brewer said could help with maintenance records as information would be imbedded into the GIS map generated from the data.
The data could also help the city assess its storm water management plans.
The LiDAR data could map impervious and pervious surfaces, giving engineers an idea of potential storm runoff problems.
"We are beginning to have some downtown flooding and flash flooding at times, like a lot of cities," Brewer said. "It would give us a tool to use to really assess our storm water situation."
The data could also be sold, Whitacre said, to developers or those who need surveys done for construction projects.
Brewer noted that the last time aerial photography was performed in the city was in 2008.