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Title: Well done.
Review: "It's what you would do." Peggy to Don. Best line of the show. Perhaps of the entire series. That relationship, Don and Peggy, I submit, is what this show is about. It is the central relationship of the entire series. They are the two characters who thoroughly, wholly get one another. They see themselves in one another. They are scarily alike, but just enough different to make it drama. Don is the past, Peggy the future. They created themselves, just as the firm creates a world in each of its ads. Sad? Hardly. Peggy's glee as she steps into the elevator completely changes the tenor of the episode. Fantastic. This is Mad Men at its best: Layered, deceptive drama unfolding, with advertising and all it means the spine on which it all hangs. The prostitution thread was the diversion, a foil to the main story, I think. That line and Peggy's smirk are what really happened here.
