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u/RevertBackwards
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Sep 02 '24
r/madmen • u/piggybryan • Mar 31 '25
Young people don’t know anything, especially that they’re young
r/madmen • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '24
Is anyone else obsessed with Don and Megan’s apartment?
I would live here and never move out. It’s perfect!
r/madmen • u/Astro_gamer_caver • Apr 27 '25
“She was born in 1898 in a barn. She died on the 37th floor of a skyscraper. She was an astronaut.” Mrs. Blankenship appreciation post.
r/madmen • u/itspsyikk • May 23 '26
Full Disclosure- I’m not the BIGGEST Mad Men fan, but I ran into Roger Sterling in Hudson Yards the other day.
I like the show, ofc. Thought you might appreciate this.
r/madmen • u/ajv1993 • May 09 '26
Caroline Kennedy giving off major Sally Draper vibes here
r/madmen • u/thatnorthafricangirl • Apr 19 '20
Mad Men did a better job than any other period show.
r/madmen • u/NoChampion4463 • Mar 30 '26
Don & his plus one Sally at the Vanity Fair Award Circuit.
r/madmen • u/Gebling65 • Mar 13 '25
Jon Hamm's Favorite Lines
Jon Hamm on the Rich Eisen show reveals his 2 favorite Don Draper lines.
r/madmen • u/Several-Cup6445 • Jun 29 '25
This has to be a contender for greatest Mad Men moment ever, right?
r/madmen • u/waterfallbuzz • 17d ago
One of my favorite scenes from the entire series.
Every time I watch this scene, I'm so proud of her. Go Joanie!
r/madmen • u/EtonRd • May 18 '25
Christina Hendricks on Mad Men
It’s great to see the actors talking about how much this show meant to them. I think this is a once in a lifetime show for everyone in the cast, not that they haven’t gone on to do other things, but a show like this, it doesn’t happen very often.
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u/avantgardian26
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Jan 16 '26
While we’re in the Trudy Campbell Splendid Women Discourse, raise a glass to her. Mona Sterling, the queen that you are.
r/madmen • u/[deleted] • Apr 30 '25
Scenes that live in my head rent free - Part 6
r/madmen • u/oscarwolfy • Oct 10 '20