jdoggydogg
Footballguy
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Fantasy Football - Footballguys Forums
This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Mad Men on AMC (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter Red Apples
- Start date
jdoggydogg
Footballguy
Non-sarcastic answer: have you seen Mickey Rourke interviewed? There is very little difference between Mickey Rourke and his character in The Wrestler. That is not the case with John Hamm and Don Draper.
Walton Goggins
Footballguy
Yes I have, even crazier in interviews than his films. Have you seen Harrison Ford interviewed? Robert DeNiro? They have less personality than a tree.
I actually disagree with you about Hamm, if you listen to his podcasts with Bill Simmons he comes across as a regular, personable guy who loves his Cardinals.
RudiStein
*Not really a bail bondsman
There's a great part on the Season One DVD. Hamm and Slattery are doing the commentary. There's a scene where Draper is looking at a paper very seriously. He brow is furrowed. Slattery says "Oh look at that." Hamm says "Shhh...I'm acting."
jdoggydogg
Footballguy
DeNiro was very flat on Inside the Actor's Studio. I agree. Though I'd chalk that up to him being kinda shy and aloof and uncomfortable. I didn't say that Hamm wasn't a nice guy. He comes across as very mellow and genuine. I just said that he isn't the super suave dude that he portrays so well on the show.
Major
Footballguy
Major
Footballguy
Lost some weight in the face and a bit off the bottom but still has those hips that can sink ships. Miss these type of women.
Walton Goggins
Footballguy
Nobody is as suave as Draper in real life.
Major
Footballguy
John Edwards down?
RudiStein
*Not really a bail bondsman
Oh please. Last week I was at Kohl's and I this shirt I was buying didn't ring up as the sales price. The chick at the register was trying to tell me that I might have been mistaken about it being on sale. I reached over and jammed my hand up her skirt. Needless to say I did not pay full price for that shirt.
Walton Goggins
Footballguy
Kumerica
Footballguy
I'd have loved it if Don grabbed the teacher by the hoo-hah and said "I'm not flirting with you."
piratemike
HARRRRRLite™
RudiStein said:
jamny
Footballguy
No one noticed him in the courtroom scene, or just don't really care?
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Definitely noticed him. Definitely didn't care.
jdoggydogg
Footballguy
jamny
Footballguy
NMYMND
Footballguy
We also know that within the next several years he will go to Vietnam and be shot by his own troops.
Mystery Achiever
Footballguy
Walton Goggins said:Major said:
He's got good hair, but let's not get crazy here.
Last edited by a moderator:
Walton Goggins
Footballguy
you--->Walton Goggins said:Major said:
RudiStein
*Not really a bail bondsman
I care, dammit...I care.
jamny
Footballguy
Pete Campbells wife stars in the new sitcom Community.
Walton Goggins
Footballguy
He was but then said "you people" as in "If I was you and a chick (client) hit on me and what it took to make her happy and keep account was to bang her I would" yet Sal said his client was a bully.
Last edited by a moderator:
RudiStein
*Not really a bail bondsman
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty. 
Lotta cheating going on in the 60's, eh? I'd be shocked if either of my parents messed around, but who knows.
Lotta cheating going on in the 60's, eh? I'd be shocked if either of my parents messed around, but who knows.
RudiStein
*Not really a bail bondsman
I don't know if there was more cheating going on back then in general. I think it has more to do with the type of people the show focuses on...men that have too much money, too much freedom, and too much ego. Replace ad-men in the 50s-60s with Wall Street guys in the 80s-90s and you'll probably see the same thing.Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty.
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Why do you think Betty gave Henry a little taste in his office, then walked out leaving him with a bulge?Was that her way of showing him she's in charge after still being pissed that he didn't show up at the house?I don't know if there was more cheating going on back then in general. I think it has more to do with the type of people the show focuses on...men that have too much money, too much freedom, and too much ego. Replace ad-men in the 50s-60s with Wall Street guys in the 80s-90s and you'll probably see the same thing.Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty.Lotta cheating going on in the 60's, eh? I'd be shocked if either of my parents messed around, but who knows.
RudiStein
*Not really a bail bondsman
Could be. Betty is tough to figure out. I think she's just nuts.Why do you think Betty gave Henry a little taste in his office, then walked out leaving him with a bulge?Was that her way of showing him she's in charge after still being pissed that he didn't show up at the house?I don't know if there was more cheating going on back then in general. I think it has more to do with the type of people the show focuses on...men that have too much money, too much freedom, and too much ego. Replace ad-men in the 50s-60s with Wall Street guys in the 80s-90s and you'll probably see the same thing.Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty.
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Hot crazy chicks do it for me.Could be. Betty is tough to figure out. I think she's just nuts.Why do you think Betty gave Henry a little taste in his office, then walked out leaving him with a bulge?Was that her way of showing him she's in charge after still being pissed that he didn't show up at the house?I don't know if there was more cheating going on back then in general. I think it has more to do with the type of people the show focuses on...men that have too much money, too much freedom, and too much ego. Replace ad-men in the 50s-60s with Wall Street guys in the 80s-90s and you'll probably see the same thing.Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty.
Why do you think Betty gave Henry a little taste in his office, then walked out leaving him with a bulge?Was that her way of showing him she's in charge after still being pissed that he didn't show up at the house?I don't know if there was more cheating going on back then in general. I think it has more to do with the type of people the show focuses on...men that have too much money, too much freedom, and too much ego. Replace ad-men in the 50s-60s with Wall Street guys in the 80s-90s and you'll probably see the same thing.Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty.Lotta cheating going on in the 60's, eh? I'd be shocked if either of my parents messed around, but who knows.
She was making it clear she is the object of desire and will not be doing the chasing.
Major
Footballguy
Here's the doosh she married....what are you thinking Joan?http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1598982144/nm0034309Good to see Don go back to old form and take down the teach....on another note, read Joan just got married in real life. What I would do to have those hips for just one night.
Brock Middlebrook
Footballguy
Maybe Duck will hire 'em
ytsejam
Footballguy
They may just fade them out. People come and go.
RudiStein
*Not really a bail bondsman
Major
Footballguy
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Odds that Hamm has hammered Miss Jones IRL?
JH: "You know, we should work on our off-screen chemistry if we want to have on-screen chemistry."
JJ: "But our characters HAVE no chemistry."
JH:
JH: "You know, we should work on our off-screen chemistry if we want to have on-screen chemistry."
JJ:
"But our characters HAVE no chemistry."JH:
Major
Footballguy
Decent article in the Houston Chronicle today about Mad Men and their research re Conrad Hilton. Hilton's Hotel and Restaurant Mgmt school at UH is one of the best in the business.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/life/main/6663142.html
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/life/main/6663142.html
I don't think so. That would mean Henry will come back to her and they will do it. I think this is the end of Henry and Betty, before it even began. Lying on her fainting couch, she envisioned a romantic affair. When it came down to it and he wanted her on the desk of his office, she woke up out of the fantasy and went back to real life. Henry isn't getting another chance.Why do you think Betty gave Henry a little taste in his office, then walked out leaving him with a bulge?Was that her way of showing him she's in charge after still being pissed that he didn't show up at the house?I don't know if there was more cheating going on back then in general. I think it has more to do with the type of people the show focuses on...men that have too much money, too much freedom, and too much ego. Replace ad-men in the 50s-60s with Wall Street guys in the 80s-90s and you'll probably see the same thing.Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty. :( Lotta cheating going on in the 60's, eh? I'd be shocked if either of my parents messed around, but who knows.
She was making it clear she is the object of desire and will not be doing the chasing.
How is what I said contradictory with what you are saying?I don't think so. That would mean Henry will come back to her and they will do it. I think this is the end of Henry and Betty, before it even began. Lying on her fainting couch, she envisioned a romantic affair. When it came down to it and he wanted her on the desk of his office, she woke up out of the fantasy and went back to real life. Henry isn't getting another chance.Why do you think Betty gave Henry a little taste in his office, then walked out leaving him with a bulge?Was that her way of showing him she's in charge after still being pissed that he didn't show up at the house?I don't know if there was more cheating going on back then in general. I think it has more to do with the type of people the show focuses on...men that have too much money, too much freedom, and too much ego. Replace ad-men in the 50s-60s with Wall Street guys in the 80s-90s and you'll probably see the same thing.Dunno if this has been mentioned, but January Jones is kinda purty.
piratemike
HARRRRRLite™
Interesting, and somewhat disconcerting. If they're just going to rehash old storylines, this season could become a wash. I'm hoping that isn't the case.
piratemike
HARRRRRLite™
I've also unexpectedly been loving Connie Hilton. Great character.
jdoggydogg
Footballguy
In the pitch meeting with Draper and Hilton, the first time Hilton mentions "the moon" I thought Hilton was nuts. The second time, it felt more metaphorical - like "give me the the best ad campaign you have," as in "give me the moon."
chet
Footballguy
I'm sure it was. People like Hilton don't build their empires by being nice. Rather they manipulate people. That's exactly what he was doing with Don. Just like calling Don at home in the middle of the night. At the meeting, Connie was just letting everyone know who is in charge.
