Perfect character is perfect.

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I mean… who hasn’t had a beer in the office. Am I right, ladies?

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Mad Men, TV’s Best Comedy.

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What birthday is it?

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Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss and Jack McBrayer at the Golden Globes.

LA Times Photo Booth: Pre-Emmys Cocktail Celebration
Elisabeth Moss, Michelle Forbes, Mary McDonnell
Joanne Froggatt, Elizabeth McGovern, Michelle Dockery
(PHOTOGRAPH BY: Kirk McKoy)

The moment in which the LA Times assembled my favorite people in one room and took pictures of them. It’s like they read my diary. I’ve never been so jealous of a photo booth before.

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Don Draper: Peggy, I’m glad that this is an environment where you feel free to fail.

“The Suitcase” is perhaps the most sustained time between Don and Peggy that the show has ever granted the audience. It’s also, not coincidentally, one of the best episodes the show has ever done. Even its weird, off-format elements feel of a piece with its melancholy tone. This is the kind of episode that, years from now, we’ll think of when we try to remember just what it was we loved about Mad Men, an episode that uses virtually every weapon in the show’s arsenal, yet leaves almost all of its moments and scenes unexpected. It’s so good that I want to call off the rest of the TV season and say this is as good as it’s going to get.
—- Todd VanDerWerff, The A.V. Club

I think it’s telling that my last few posts/reblogs about Mad Men have been about this particular episode. It is perfect.

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Elisabeth Moss and Keira Knightley in “The Children’s Hour”.