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Mad Men S2 Episode 5: The New Girl

 
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Podcast Show Summary: Mad Men Season 2, Episode 5: The New Girl
Don and Bobbie are in a car accident, requiring Don to make an unexpected call for help. Pete and Trudy seek help for infertility while Peggy has flashbacks revealing what happened after she gave birth. Joan is newly engaged, while Don gets a new secretary at work. Even if you can't zipper Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, your life can be a powerful business. Re-watch with us!

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Sterling Script Lines - S2: Episode 5
1) Pete, to Dr. Stone: I'm an account man. I spend half my time tiptoeing around creative crybabies and the other half babysitting turnips who just fell off the truck.

2) Bobbie Barrett, to Don: I'm being ignored. Come take up my time.

3) Bobbie Barrett, to Don: This is America. Pick a job and become the person who does it.

4) Bobbie, to Don: I feel so good.
Don: I don't feel a thing.

5) Peggy, to Don: You'll have to believe that I'll forget this. I don't want you treating me badly because I remind you of it. This can be fixed.

6) Ken, to Jane: I'm Ken. Cosgrove. Accounts.

7) Jane, to Joan about her engagement: I'm a little bit clairvoyant, and I think you two will be very happy together.

8) Peggy: He's done a lot for me. He made me a copywriter.
Bobbie: I bet you made yourself a copywriter.

9) Bobbie to Peggy: And no one will tell you this, but you can't be a man. Don't even try. Be a woman. It's a powerful business when done correctly.

10) Don, to Peggy: Get out of here and move forward. This never happened. It will shock you how much this never happened.

11) Pete, to Trudy: I sure as hell wouldn't want a kid here watching this donnybrook.

12) Sally Draper: Why can't Daddy have salt?
Betty: Because we love him.

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Podcast Time Stamps - Mad Men S2:E5  The New Girl

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00:00  Intro
00:30  How long have you been trying to conceive?
01:38  It's either a visit from the stork or DeBoer's
02:04  I'm a normal red-blooded American male, okay?
04:38  Miss Holloway, those aren't wedding bells.
05:16  I'm being ignored. Come take up my time.
07:10  Miss Menken. Actually, it's Mrs. Katz.
09:36  This is America. Pick a job and become the person who does it.
13:19  You failed the sobriety test. 
15:33  This can be fixed.
17:56  Where the hell were you?
20:14  You'll ruin my alibi. I need cottage cheese and champagne.
22:34  Aren't you darling?
25:11  I'm covered. Do you think I'd be in Brooklyn if I didn't have to be?
26:13  I never expect him to be any other way than what he is.
28:46  Flashback: I'm goin', but I'm not leavin', Peaches
31:53  Marriage. You really wanna join that club?
33:23  It's a personal question, and I've already answered you.
35:30  Your decolletage is distracting.
37:34  Be a woman. It's a powerful business when done correctly.
41:26  Able to reach tall buildings in a single bound, are they?
45:11  Flashback: What do they want you to do? I don't know. Yes, you do.
50:06  Thank you, Don.
52:44  Well, we all got what we wanted.
53:55  Why can't Daddy have salt? Because we love him.
57:41  Thank you call-out

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      • Mad Men S1E3: The Marriage of Figaro
      • Mad Men S1E4: New Amsterdam
      • Mad Men S1E5: 5G
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      • Bonus Episode: Game - Who Would You Scenarios with Mad Men Characters
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      • Mad Men S1E9: Shoot
      • Mad Men S1E10: Long Weekend
      • Mad Men S1E11: Indian Summer
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    • Season 2 Episodes of Mad Men C to Z >
      • 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
    • Season 5 Episodes >
      • Mad Men S5E1 A Little Kiss Part 1
      • Mad Men S5E2 A Little Kiss Part 2
      • Mad Men S5E3 Tea Leaves
      • Mad Men S5E4 Mystery Date
      • Mad Men S5E5 Signal 30
      • Mad Men S5E6 Far Away Places
      • 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