Mad Men S4 Episode 7:
The Suitcase
Podcast Show Summary: Mad Men Season 4, Episode 7: The Suitcase
It's Peggy's birthday, and Mark has planned a special night out, but Peggy ends up in the office working on Samsonite with Don instead. This is one of the best episodes of television ever, so re-watch with us! That's what the podcast's for!
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It's Peggy's birthday, and Mark has planned a special night out, but Peggy ends up in the office working on Samsonite with Don instead. This is one of the best episodes of television ever, so re-watch with us! That's what the podcast's for!
View the full transcript for this episode - coming soon
Follow Jenna and Steve on social media @MadMenCtoZ. If you like our podcast, thank you for sharing, subscribing, and leaving us a positive review - that's what the podcast's for!
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Steve's Star of S4-E7: Peggy Olson |
This was probably the last moment her birthday actually felt happy
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Sterling Script Lines - S4: Episode 7
1) Duck, to Peggy: Don't you know you're the last thing that made me feel good about myself?
2) Joey, to Danny: I don't know what it is, but when I look at your neck I wish I had one of those James Bond pens to shoot a dart at it. 3) Trudy: My days are spent sleeping and visiting the ladies' room, although it's incredible feeling this baby kick me. Peggy: Any different than living with Pete? 4) Don: I don't care if you work ten seconds if you give me something good. I know, you have plans. You were gonna call me from a bar with an idea? You think elves do this? Peggy: You're just gonna change it anyway. 5) Don: Three classes of suitcase. Featherweight, middleweight, heavyweight. For whatever class you're in. Peggy: How do you do that on TV? What's the story? Don: You don't like it. Peggy, ready to leave: No, I love it. That's great. That's what we should do. 6) Roger, on the phone to Don: They're so righteous. I never pissed my pants. This guy Rutledge killed another man with a motorboat. You know what gets you over something like that? Drinking! 7) Peggy: Why don't you have dinner with her? You used my birthday to get in good with people who drive me crazy. Mark: What is the point of doing anything nice for you? Should I invite Don? You never stand him up. 8) Don: There are no credits on commercials. Peggy: But you got the Clio! Don: It's your job. I give you money, you give me ideas. Peggy: And you never say thank you! Don: That's what the money is for! 9) Roger, on his book tapes: Bert Cooper hated me, and I thought it was because he thought I'd be an ally of my father, but it turns out it was my joie de vivre, my romantic prowess, including time with the Queen of Perversions, his secretary, Ida Blankenship. You know what, don't use her name. 10) Peggy: I know what I'm supposed to want, but nothing feels as right or as important as anything in that office. 11) Peggy: Duck, that's disgusting. Duck: Would you let me concentrate? Peggy: Pull up your pants. This is Roger's office! 12) Peggy: What happened? Don: Someone very important to me died. Peggy: Who? Don: The only person in the world who really knew me. |
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Podcast Time Stamps - Mad Men S4:E7 The Suitcase
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00:00 Introduction
00:31 Lee Garner's on the phone - is that a fire down by Radio City?
06:20 Harry: We're having lunch. Tag along. He always asks about you.
08:27 When you make a friend in the elevator and you didn't need Joan's script to do it
10:27 It was Monday, for cryin' out loud. Why hasn't she told you?
15:44 I don't care. I don't care how I heard.
17:32 Faye runs a focus group with the SCDP secretaries
23:31 You didn't do your homework because your wife is pregnant and your father-in-law told you
25:13 I feel like I gave him everything and I got nothing
29:28 Your problem is not my problem!
32:11 And Crane told me yesterday that you said I was marrying for money
37:43 I don't say this easily, but you are not a good person!
45:06 She's kind of pretentious. I know.
46:20 Every time you jump to conclusions, Tom, you make me respect you less
49:10 It's Don's turn to hide in the dark and slink away toward home
50:29 Peggy and Joyce go out
52:53 The genius writer can't even finish an apology letter
54:13 Peggy meets Abe; police break up the party
58:31 Hello, Miss Blankenship
59:29 Pete takes a victory lap over Vick's
1:00:10 Joey, to Peggy: Do you ever read the stuff between the ads?
1:01:42 Peggy, to Pete: Congratulations. About the baby. I'm very happy for both of you.
1:03:53 Faye and Don argue over the focus group results
1:07:26 Peggy and Pete pursue divergent paths; all the what-ifs in a single glance
1:10:03 Did you get pears?
1:11:13 Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Lee Garner's on the phone - is that a fire down by Radio City?
06:20 Harry: We're having lunch. Tag along. He always asks about you.
08:27 When you make a friend in the elevator and you didn't need Joan's script to do it
10:27 It was Monday, for cryin' out loud. Why hasn't she told you?
15:44 I don't care. I don't care how I heard.
17:32 Faye runs a focus group with the SCDP secretaries
23:31 You didn't do your homework because your wife is pregnant and your father-in-law told you
25:13 I feel like I gave him everything and I got nothing
29:28 Your problem is not my problem!
32:11 And Crane told me yesterday that you said I was marrying for money
37:43 I don't say this easily, but you are not a good person!
45:06 She's kind of pretentious. I know.
46:20 Every time you jump to conclusions, Tom, you make me respect you less
49:10 It's Don's turn to hide in the dark and slink away toward home
50:29 Peggy and Joyce go out
52:53 The genius writer can't even finish an apology letter
54:13 Peggy meets Abe; police break up the party
58:31 Hello, Miss Blankenship
59:29 Pete takes a victory lap over Vick's
1:00:10 Joey, to Peggy: Do you ever read the stuff between the ads?
1:01:42 Peggy, to Pete: Congratulations. About the baby. I'm very happy for both of you.
1:03:53 Faye and Don argue over the focus group results
1:07:26 Peggy and Pete pursue divergent paths; all the what-ifs in a single glance
1:10:03 Did you get pears?
1:11:13 Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out
Brands & Companies in this episode of Mad Men - The Good News
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Glo-Coat
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Samsonite
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Cultural References mentioned in this episode of Mad Men - The Good News
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Things We Should Have Said
- Nobody does right by Peggy on her birthday. From Duck to Mark to her mother and Don, Peggy takes a lot of crap instead of receiving kind wishes. Perhaps Pete is kindest by absenting himself.
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