feels like flying

thedailywhat:

Teaser Poster of the Day: The first official one-sheet for the highly anticipated return of Mad Men to the airwaves offers a minimalist take on the show’s Saul Bass-inspired title sequence.

Mad Men’s two-hour season 5 premiere airs Sunday, March 25th on AMC.

[insidetv.]

latimes:

Opinion: Our fascination with the early 1960s stems from a longing for authority, not a desire to transcend today’s prohibitions against overt sexism, racism or harassment. The success of “Mad Men” stems from watching characters rebel against hierarchies that are harder to find now.

Photo: Joan Harris (Christina Hendricks) and Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss) in “Mad Men.” Credit: Michael Yarish / AMC

(Source: Los Angeles Times)

thedailywhat:

Promo Posters of the Day: Unsolicited promos for the upcoming fifth season of AMC’s Mad Men, designed by Cape Town-based creative agency Radio.

The new season is set to start next March.

[copyranter.]

fuckyeahtvpicspam:

Betty Draper: You don’t kiss boys, boys kiss you. The first kiss is very special.
Sally Draper: But I already did it. It’s over.
Betty: You’re going to have a lot of first kisses. You’re going to want it to be special, so you’ll remember. It’s where you go from being a stranger to knowing someone. And every kiss with them after that is a shadow of that kiss.

Mad Men 3.08 - “Souvenir”

(via damnedprecious)

fuckyeahtvpicspam:

Peggy: Dance with me.
Peter: I don’t like you this way.

Mad Men 1.07 - “Red In the Face”

(via damnedprecious)

fuckyeahtvpicspam:

Paul: Submitted for your approval. One Peter Campbell, a man who recently discovered that the only place for his hand is in your pocket.
Peggy: …
Paul: Do you watch it? Have you seen it, The Twilight Zone?!
Peggy: I don’t think so, I don’t like science fiction.
Paul: I’m gonna pretend you didn’t say that… Mitch in Media says CBS might pull the plug- I’ll kill myself.

Mad Men 1.02 - “Ladies’ Room”

(via isntthatawesome)

(Source: walrus-of-condemnation)

Roger: So do you miss it here?
Joan: Are you asking if I miss you?

Mad Men 3.11 - “The Gypsy and the Hobo”

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fuckyeahtvpicspam:

Don: Do you know why I don’t want to go to McCann?
Peggy: Because you can’t work for anyone else.
Don: No.  Because there are people out there who buy things – people like you and me – and something happened. Something terrible. And the way that they saw themselves…is gone. And nobody understands that…But you do. And that’s very valuable.
Peggy: (stares at him intently, on the verge of tears) Is it?
Don: With you or without you I’m moving on. And I don’t know if I can do it alone. Will you help me?
Peggy: (tearfully) What if I say no? You’ll never speak to me again.
Don: No. I will spend the rest of my life trying to hire you.

Mad Men 3.13 - “Shut the Door. Have a Seat.”

(via damnedprecious)

I watched this on an iPod today while having breakfast at McDonald’s, and I was doing my best to not cry into my Big Breakfast and cup of coffee. 

You can totes hire me, Don Draper! In fact, I insist.

fuckyeahtvpicspam:

Cooper: Stop smoking so much. It’s a sign of weakness. You know how Hitler got Neville Chamberlain to give him everything at Munich? He held the conference at an old palace that forbade smoking. And after an hour and a half of not smoking, Neville Chamberlain would have given Hitler his mother as a dance partner.
Sterling: All I can get from this story is that Hitler didn’t smoke. And I do.

Mad Men 1.07 - “Seeing Red”

(via didifallasleep)

(Source: fattyfatty-no-parents)

fuckyeahtvpicspam:

Francine Hanson: Oh, that man…
Betty Draper: I know…

Mad Men 1.03 - “Marriage of Figaro”

(via bugseatbooks : izmonsters)

I concur.