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Mad Men S4 Episode 11:
Chinese Wall

 
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Podcast Show Summary: Mad Men Season 4, Episode 11: Chinese Wall
Personal and professional boundaries blur as Roger turns to Joan for comfort after Lucky Strike leaves SCDP, Don asks Faye to offer inside information about other clients, and Pete focuses on accounts while Trudy has their baby. You'd do anything for vinegars, sauces, and beans, so re-watch with us!

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Sterling Script Lines - S4: Episode 11
1) Don: Every day I tried not to think about what would happen if this happened.

2) Peggy: I like the water.
Abe: Can I quote you on that? I'm learning.

3) Faye, to Don: You're the most hire-able man on Madison Avenue.

4) Tom: I was at a ball game when Trudy was born.

5) Jeannie Vogel: No, she's finally asleep. Why don't you go back to the candy machines?

6) Danny, after the Lucky Strike announcement: Is this a last hired, first fired kind of thing?

7) Peggy: Every time something good happens something bad happens. I knew I was going to pay for this.

8) Joan, to Roger: I'm not a solution to your problems. I'm just another problem.

9) Faye, to Don: I would never use you like this, because I know the difference between what we have and this stupid office!

10) Megan, to Don: I know you're angry, but I hope you're not afraid, because you will get through this.

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Podcast Time Stamps - Mad Men S4:E11  Chinese Wall

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00:00  Introduction
00:41  After the Beach with Abe & Peggy
03:18  Ken abruptly leaves dinner with his fiancee, Cynthia, and her parents
05:27  "Ken here heard that Lucky Strike is leaving. That they've already left."
09:30  Faye: You're the most hire-able man on Madison Avenue.
11:59  Pete's baby is being born (again)
14:21  Abe: I don't 'usually' do anything. Can't you tell by how badly I'm leaving?
15:05  Don: We're going to push ourselves and overcome this, and it will be exhilarating! (Or else)
20:39  Joan: Damn it, Roger, get on a plane. You're very persuasive in person.
22:55  Peggy: His lips, the small of his back . . .   Danny: I can't imagine Don saying that.
23:54  Goodbye Glo-Coat
29:15  Ted: We just got Alfa Romeo.  Pete: I don't drive.  Ted: I'll teach you.
33:58  Joan: I'm sorry, I just can't do this anymore.
41:36  Faye: I'm not going to kill my business to save yours.
46:38  Peggy: Why do you keep making me reject you?
49:22  Congratulations on the baby, Pete. Now go to that funeral and bring in some business.
54:28  The Importance of Being with Family, by a bunch of guys who rarely are
57:01  Harry: You've got lipstick all over your teeth.
59:02  Let's be clear. This isn't about work.
01:06:24  Jane: I'm so proud of you. 
1:11:39  Megan: Good night, Mr. Draper
1:17:36  Episode wrap-up, closing song, and listener shout-out

Brands & Companies in this episode of Mad Men - Chinese Wall
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Birds Eye
Dodge
Glo-Coat
Lucky Strike
Playtex
Samsonite




Cultural References mentioned in this episode of Mad Men - Chinese Wall
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Fibber McGee and Molly



Things We Should Have Said

  •   We mentioned power dynamics with Peggy and Duck, Peggy and Pete, and Peggy and Father Gill, and how she seems on more equal footing with Abe for the first time, and that she's more free to be herself. We should also have pointed out that with Mark, she might have had more power, but she pretended for both of them that he did.
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