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Mad Men S2 Episode 12: The Mountain King

 
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Podcast Show Summary: Mad Men Season 2, Episode 12: The Mountain King

Don visits Anna in California, and reflects about his past and his future. Peggy works on the Popsicle account and campaigns for a new office. Pete's father-in-law pressures Pete to make Trudy happy, Joan introduces Greg around the office, and Bert and Roger vote to sell Sterling Cooper to PPL. Hang on to your roast chicken and grab your tarot cards and re-watch with us!

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Popsicles: Take it, break it, share it, love it
Sterling Script Lines - S2: Episode 12
1) Sally: You're mean!
Betty: You bet.

2) Bert: Dammit, Alice, I don't ask much of you.
Alice: My stockings cost more than your carpeting.

3) Anna: Stop lying. You've been caught.

4) Pete: Hell's bells, Trudy! That is final!

5) Roger: We can still come to work in our offices, only there will be diamonds on the doorknobs.

6) Tom, to Pete: If his wife's unhappy, his work suffers.
Pete: Yes, well they seem very directly related in this case, don't they, Tom?

7) Betty: I didn't make you do anything.
Sarah Beth: You're an awful woman, you know that?

8) Roger, to Alice: I'm sorry, I don't know whose eyes to look at.

9) Anna, to Don: It means the only thing keeping you from being happy is the belief that you are alone.

10) Pete (about Peggy's new office): How the hell did you swing this?
Peggy: I'm sleeping with Don. It's really working out.

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Podcast Time Stamps - Mad Men S2:E12  The Mountain King

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00:00  Introduction
00:40  If taking away Barbie is a punishment for you, you're probably too young to smoke
03:33  Why do moms give treats? There's no good reason.
04:30  Should I get Mrs. Campbell on the line?
06:00  My stockings cost more than your carpeting.
08:44  Stop lying. You've been caught.
15:04  Hell's Bells, Trudy!
18:34  Stop it, Greg - you know there is no before
21:44  If you don't want to talk about what happened, that's fine. But you can, you know.
30:45  I don't like being in the position of selling out my life's work because you have a sudden increase in overhead
34:03  Trudy's happiness should be your first priority
36:55  Don't hate me, but I don't believe he's that happy
42:49  Take it, break it, share it, love it
43:58  You're an awful woman, you know that?
46:35  This is a very delicate piece of machinery
48:42  I thought you hated French food. There's a new chef.
54:29  I'm sorry, I don't know whose eyes to look at
56:20  I remember these. I used to sell them, used.
1:00:16  The vote
1:01:47  He's the doctor you hope to see that only exists in the movies
1:04:25  Your father and I are having a disagreement, and he went away
1:07:25  It reminded me of New York, and it made me worry about you
1:10:28  I'm sleeping with Don. It's really working out.
1:13:58  Baptism in the California surf
1:14:27  Episode Wrap-Up
1:15:14  Listener Shout-Out
Brands & Companies in this Mad Men episode
Clearasil
Popsicle
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Cultural References in this Mad Men episode
Barbie
The Great Depression
In the Hall of the Mountain King

Meditations in an Emergency
Tarot cards
Xerox machine

Things We Should Have Said

  • Mary Anne McGarry plays Alice Cooper, and she's recognizable from American Crime Story and The Young and the Restless. There is some discussion in the fandom about whether she is gay, since Bert asks after her companion - a paid travel partner would probably not have the luxury of acting moody with Alice.
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      • Mad Men S1E4: New Amsterdam
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      • Mad Men S2 E1: For Those Who Think Young
      • Mad Men S2 E2: Flight 1
      • Mad Men S2 E3: The Benefactor
      • Mad Men S2 E4: Three Sundays
      • Mad Men S2 E5: The New Girl
      • Mad Men S2 E6: Maidenform
      • Mad Men S2 E7: The Gold Violin
      • Mad Men S2 E8: A Night to Remember
      • Mad Men S2 E9: Six Month Leave
      • Mad Men S2 E10: The Inheritance
      • Mad Men S2 E11: The Jet Set
      • Mad Men S2 E12 The Mountain King
      • Mad Men S2 E13 Meditations in an Emergency
    • Season 3 Episodes of Mad Men C to Z >
      • Mad Men S3 E1 Out of Town
      • Mad Men S3 E2 Love Among the Ruins
      • Mad Men S3 E3 My Old Kentucky Home
      • Mad Men S3 E4 The Arrangements
      • Mad Men S3 E5 The Fog
      • Mad Men S3 E6 Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency
      • Mad Men S3 E7 Seven Twenty Three
      • Mad Men S3 E8 Souvenir
      • Mad Men S3 E9 Wee Small Hours
      • Mad Men S3 E10 The Color Blue
      • Mad Men S3 E11 The Gypsy and the Hobo
      • Mad Men S3 E12 The Grown-Ups
      • Mad Men S3 E13 Shut the Door. Have a Seat.
    • Season 4 Episodes of Mad Men C to Z >
      • Mad Men S4 E1 Public Relations
      • Mad Men S4 E2 Christmas Comes But Once a Year
      • Mad Men S4 E3 The Good News
      • Mad Men S4 E4 The Rejected
      • Mad Men S4E5 The Chrysanthemum and the Sword
      • Mad Men S4E6 Waldorf Stories
      • Mad Men S4E7 The Suitcase
      • Mad Men S4E8 The Summer Man
      • Mad Men S4E9 The Beautiful Girls
      • Mad Men S4E10 Hands and Knees
      • Mad Men S4E11 Chinese Wall
      • Mad Men S4E12 Blowing Smoke
      • Mad Men S4E13 Tomorrowland
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      • Mad Men S5E7 At the Codfish Ball
      • Mad Men S5E8 Lady Lazarus
      • Mad Men S5E9 Dark Shadows
      • Mad Men S5E10 Christmas Waltz
      • Mad Men S5E11 The Other Woman
      • Mad Men S5E12 Commissions and Fees