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Shut the Door. Have a Seat.
"Shut the Door. Have a Seat" airdate: Sunday, November 8, 2009 written by: Matthew Weiner & Erin Levy directed by: Matthew
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Shut the Door. Have a Seat. Recap
, of course. In walk Don and Peggy. The gang's almost all there. The art department is locked and Don kicks in the door, when I thought they'd have to call
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The Grown-Ups
◄ Previous episode: The Gypsy and the Hobo Next episode: Shut the Door. Have a Seat. ► Mad Men Season 3 , Episode 12
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Clues in the episode titles?
Three more episodes to go in Season 3, and the only clues we have to where the season's headed (other than AMC's cryptic little teaser blurbs) are the titles of the remaining episodes.
Sometimes these titles are vague and don't really relate to the plot ("The Color Blue") and sometimes they tell us a great deal if we pay attention ("The Arrangements"). And at least two of this year's titles at least place the episode in time ("My Old Kentucky Home" is a Kentucky Derby reference, and "Seven Twenty Three" actually meant July 23rd).
So what, if anything, can we gather from the remaining three titles: "The Gypsy and the Hobo," "The Grown-Ups" and "Shut the Door and Have a Seat"?
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Oct 19 2009, 5:13 PM EDT by
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Mad Men Emmy Predictions?
The show got 17 Emmy nominations -- the most of any series this year! Here are the main ones. What are your Emmy predictions?
• Outstanding Drama Series
• Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series: Jon Hamm
• Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series: January Jones
• Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series: John Slattery
• Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: Christina Hendricks, Elisabeth Moss
• Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series: Robert Morse
• Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series: Robin Veith and Matthew Weiner ("Guy Walks Into An Advertising Agency"), Matthew Weiner and Erin Levy ("Shut the Door, Have a Seat")
• Outstanding Costumes for a Series: Janie Bryant
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Mad Men Timeline
Margaret gets married the day after the JFK assassination. November 22, 1963 Shut the Door. Have a Seat
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Season 3 Finale Discussion!
Watched the finale, and watching the encore now. Phenomenal episode. The tension between characters is electrifying, the digs and reconciliation between the characters- there are going to be a whole lot of different dynamics next season. You know a show is good when you're on the edge of your seat in excitement in anticipation of how the main characters' new business is going to work out.
And definitely a good call bringing Joan on board. From a meta perspective, she brought a lot of character to Sterling Cooper and both facilitated and elicited many of the interactions that gave the show its atmosphere. From an internal perspective, she not only knew how to run things, but I think when she was Harry's assistant, we saw she had a flair for account management and relations that can serve the fledgling company well, and given their preference for Peggy, I think we could see a promotion for her in the near future, as while they still have the characteristic 60's sexism, all the people on board recognize real talent and skill when they see it.
Re: Betty, the whole divorce dynamic was easily foreseeable, but still no less exciting. I think it fits perfectly in with her character, because while she's seen a lt of growth, she DOES have a rather childish, undeveloped and one sided view of the world. The situation with Henry seems to me like she views him as a knight in shining order, coming to rescue here when her life becomes too complicated for her to deal with. Let's face it- we've seen they've had limited interaction, and she really doesn't know anything about him, and neither do we. He's a total x factor for next season. I think though we're going to see more growth in Betty, and she'll realize how poorly thought out her choices were.
Apparently, the rest will be in a following post... and I can't believe I already hit nearly 2000 characters.
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Nov 8 2009, 11:40 PM EST by
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Mad Men Season 3
and the Hobo " Episode 12: " The Grown-Ups " Episode 13: " Shut the Door. Have a Seat
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Mad Men Music - Page Two
: Shut the Door, Have a Seat During scene : Closing scene and credits Scene mood
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Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Transcript
and Harry. Camille: Well I have the best seat. What are we drinking? Ken: More of whatever's making you the way you are. Cleo (to Salvatore): I love
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Mad Men Blog: January 2010
• Shut the Door. Have a Seat.
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Mad Men Blog: December 2009
• The Gypsy and the Hobo • The Grown-Ups • Shut the Door. Have a Seat.
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Babylon Transcript
shut a jewelry box and puts it in her purse. Joan: It's gorgeous Roger crosses to a room service cart. Roger: Aren't you even going to have some
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Mad Men Blog: November 2009
• The Color Blue • The Gypsy and the Hobo • The Grown-Ups • Shut the Door. Have a Seat.
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