Mad Men S2 Episode 1: For Those Who Think Young
Podcast Show Summary: Mad Men Season 2, Episode 1: For Those Who Think Young
In Mad Men Season 2, Episode 1, Peggy's copywriting career is progressing at Sterling Cooper, Don and Betty are struggling with their marriage, Trudy and Pete are hoping to start a family, and whether they know anything or not, young people are becoming part of the societal fabric. Buy a boat, stop writing for other writers, and let's twist again as we re-watch the first episode of Season 2.
Jenna and Steve are unapologetic re-watchers of this fantastic series. Find and follow us on social media @MadMenCtoZ. If you like our podcast, thank you for sharing, subscribing, and leaving us a positive review!
In Mad Men Season 2, Episode 1, Peggy's copywriting career is progressing at Sterling Cooper, Don and Betty are struggling with their marriage, Trudy and Pete are hoping to start a family, and whether they know anything or not, young people are becoming part of the societal fabric. Buy a boat, stop writing for other writers, and let's twist again as we re-watch the first episode of Season 2.
Jenna and Steve are unapologetic re-watchers of this fantastic series. Find and follow us on social media @MadMenCtoZ. If you like our podcast, thank you for sharing, subscribing, and leaving us a positive review!
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Steve's Star of S2-E1: Duck Phillips |
Duck Phillips - he sees that the future is young
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Sterling Script Lines - S2: Episode 1
1) Sarah Beth, to Betty: He's engaged. There's no point being aloof.
2) Peggy, to Lois: I want you to imagine when you talk about Mr. Draper that he's standing right behind you. 3) Joan, to Roger: I already know what day he's going to ask me. 4) Duck, to Roger: No one under twenty-five drinks coffee anymore. They pour Pepsi on their Frosted Flakes. 5) Roger, to Duck about Don: Just assume he knows as much about business as you do, but inside there's a child who likes getting his way. 6) Don, to Paul: There has to be advertising for people who don't have a sense of humor. 7) Roger, to Don: Let me set this in a more appealing context for you: Prove him wrong. 8) Duck, to Don: There are other ways to think about things than the way you think about them. 9) Don, to Peggy: You are the product. You feeling something. That's what sells. Not them. Not sex. They can't do what we do. And they hate us for it. 10) Don (from Frank O'Hara): Now I am quietly waiting for the catastrophe of my personality to seem beautiful again, and interesting, and modern. |
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Podcast Time Stamps - Mad Men S2:E1 For Those Who Think Young
00:00 Intro
00:49 We're Getting the Band Back Together
02:26 If you live too hard, it'll hit you all at once.
05:15 Introducing Betty's new hobby: Sarah Beth, Gertie, and Arthur at the stables
09:57 When you speak of him, I want you to imagine that he's standing over your shoulder, right there
15:39 Is it good? I don't think you'd like it.
18:01 I already know what day he's going to ask me.
20:07 Young people don't drink coffee. They pour Pepsi on their Frosted Flakes.
25:41 What else have you got? Several more Indian puns.
29:21 Remember what happened to the little girl in Gone with the Wind?
30:14 Let me set this in a more appealing context for you: prove him wrong
31:55 Happy Valentine's Day
37:59 It's this big club they're all in together. Even her.
41:25 I wish you'd tell me what you want.
43:33 Jackie Kennedy's White House tour . . . or cartoons
45:52 If prostitution is Don showing up with a fur coat, sign me up.
50:03 You haven't been privy to Duck's scoutmaster talks about how we need younger creative?
53:02 But you contribute words? Only when it's a distance.
58:22 Do girls that young even have acne? Doesn't matter. Doesn't.
1:01:02 What did you bring me, Daddy?
1:08:45 Take your hat off.
1:10:31 Are we bargaining here?
1:13:52 Now I am quietly waiting for the catastrophe of my personality to seem beautiful again, and interesting, and modern
1:16:12 Listener shout-out
00:49 We're Getting the Band Back Together
02:26 If you live too hard, it'll hit you all at once.
05:15 Introducing Betty's new hobby: Sarah Beth, Gertie, and Arthur at the stables
09:57 When you speak of him, I want you to imagine that he's standing over your shoulder, right there
15:39 Is it good? I don't think you'd like it.
18:01 I already know what day he's going to ask me.
20:07 Young people don't drink coffee. They pour Pepsi on their Frosted Flakes.
25:41 What else have you got? Several more Indian puns.
29:21 Remember what happened to the little girl in Gone with the Wind?
30:14 Let me set this in a more appealing context for you: prove him wrong
31:55 Happy Valentine's Day
37:59 It's this big club they're all in together. Even her.
41:25 I wish you'd tell me what you want.
43:33 Jackie Kennedy's White House tour . . . or cartoons
45:52 If prostitution is Don showing up with a fur coat, sign me up.
50:03 You haven't been privy to Duck's scoutmaster talks about how we need younger creative?
53:02 But you contribute words? Only when it's a distance.
58:22 Do girls that young even have acne? Doesn't matter. Doesn't.
1:01:02 What did you bring me, Daddy?
1:08:45 Take your hat off.
1:10:31 Are we bargaining here?
1:13:52 Now I am quietly waiting for the catastrophe of my personality to seem beautiful again, and interesting, and modern
1:16:12 Listener shout-out
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