Drinking whiskey clear!
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Man, I wish I was in England right now:
Yes, I know it’s easy to sit here in my office and make fun of people… so I will!
Here’s Kathy Griffin having a run… without makeup:
Yikes! I know, I know… she’s a strong, independent older woman, and I’d better remember that one day I’ll be her age… blah, blah, blah. But come on – you can’t look at that picture and not think of Reverend Henry Kane, can you?
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheeeeaves!
Here’s a picture of rocker Glenn Danzig walking across a store parking lot with a box of kitty litter:
When he’s not getting beaten up or telling cancer patients to not get chemo, this dude rocks the kitty litter like no one’s business!
Even dorkier: he’s wearing a t-shirt… of his own band!
Here’s an old commercial for Thunderbird wine featuring actor James Mason:
Actually, the “unusual flavor” of the wine comes from anti-freeze.
This episode begins with Peggy getting into Joyce’s car after a weekend trip to Jones Beach. Suddenly, several “hitchhikers” appear, with Abe Drexler being one of them. Peggy is less than pleased at first, but we then see them falling into bed together back at Peggy’s place.
Meanwhile, we see Ken having dinner with Ed and Cynthia Baxter, his future in-laws. The young couple is telling the story of Trudy going in to labor when a BBDO employee named John Flory walks up and offers Ken his condolences for SCDP losing the Lucky Strike account. Ken assures him that they haven’t lost Lucky Strike, but Flory says that they have.
Ken excuses himself, and hunts down Pete at the hospital. He tells Pete about what his friend had said. Pete can’t get Roger on the phone, so he calls Don at home, who is just walking in with Faye. Don tells him to wake Cooper and meet him at the office.
Man, I could so go for a Central Grocery Muffaletta right now:
Who’s with me?
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This incredible episode begins with Roger sitting in his office. Joan walks in and says that she’s late… very late. Roger asks if she’s sure it’s his, and she says that Greg has been gone for seven weeks, so it can’t be his, and she hasn’t been with anyone else. So it must be Roger’s baby. He offers to “take care of it”, and then she apologizes to him. “These things happen,” he says.
We then see Betty sewing at home when the phone rings. It’s Don, and he asks to speak to Sally. Don tells her that he missed her this past weekend, and he says that he has a big surprise for her: tickets to see The Beatles at Shea Stadium this coming Sunday. Sally drops the phone and screams with delight. Betty picks up the receiver and asks Don what’s going on. When he tells her that he’s taking Sally to see The Beatles she smiles, and tells Sally to thank her dad.
Meanwhile, Lane is buzzed by Laurel, the receptionist. He has a visitor. Thinking it’s his son, Nigel, he picks up a Mickey Mouse plush toy and carries it to the reception area. But instead of his son, he finds his father, Robert, waiting for him. He has come to New York to take Lane back to London. Lane refuses, but invites his father to dinner later. Continue reading “Mad Men: “Hands & Knees””
