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On Valentine’s Day 1962, Don and Herman Phillips find themselves at odds over an account. Betty reconnects with a friend and once again finds herself struggling with car trouble. Don Draper gets an insurance physical during which he lies about how much he drinks and smokes. "You live too hard," his doctor chides before prescribing phenobarbital to help Don relax. At the stables, Arthur Case This week's episode echoed season two's premiere. This past Sunday’s Mad Men was unusual. Most episodes of the show cover a few days, at least; some cover several weeks in the characters’ lives. “I’m supposed to be at the Pen & Pencil by 12:30 every day. I was promised!” – Freddy Rumson “Stop writing for other writers.” – Don “Young people don’t know anything – especially that they’re young.” – Don; Some stats and info about Mad Men, “For Those Who Think Young” TV SHOW – Mad Men SEASON/EPISODE – Season For Those Who Think Young: Directed by Tim Hunter. With Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, Vincent Kartheiser, January Jones. On Valentine's Day, the staff of the Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency is hustling and checking out the newest office equipment. This past Sunday's Mad Men was unusual. Most episodes of the show cover a few days, at least; some cover several weeks in the characters' lives. But "A Day's Work" takes place almost all on one day: Valentine's Day. And while we've seen a few Christmases over the years, this is only the second Valentine's the show has explicitly addressed. Mad Men Season 2, Episode 1.Background music is "Song of the Indian Guest" (or "Song of India") from the opera Sadko, by Rimsky-Korsakov. “I’m so many people,” Sally Draper tells her father in “A Day’s Work,” the kind of deeply uncomfortable Valentine’s Day episode you’d expect from Mad Men.She’s inadvertently The day in question in “A Day’s Work” is Valentine’s Day, and showrunner Matthew Weiner and company crafted an episode riddled with allusions to business as a love affair. When Don (Jon Hamm) is caught taking a meeting with a big shot by a headhunter for a rival agency, he quips that he’s just “looking for love.” ** Starting with Joan entering Roger’s office and ending with the start of Don/Betty’s Valentine’s Day date around 18 minutes in** • MW: Soda is knocking coffee out of consumers hands around this time; interesting to compare it to the current time (2008/09) Allison recaps Mad Men season 7, episode 2, "A Day's Work" starring Jon Hamm, Kiernan Shipka, and Elisabeth Moss. Valentine's Day was the setting of "A Day's Work," but the episode was about The most dashing scene of Mad Men series. Don and Betty are going for a Valentine's day dinner and he's mesmerized by her. Observe the romantic atmosphere a “A Day’s Work” upends the power structure of the show that came before it—it puts Joan on the second floor, Dawn in her own office, and Lou in the position of having a “girl” that Series: Mad Men Episode: “For Those Who Think Young” (Episode 2.01) Air Date: July 27, 2008 Director: Tim Hunter Costume Designer: Janie Bryant. Background. In “For Those Who Think Young”, the second season premiere of Mad Men, Don Draper teaches us that Valentine’s Day plans don’t have to be elaborate to be romantic. Of course, you Reviews Mad Men: A Day’s Work review. Mad Men, Valentine's Day, and Don Draper's daughter all converge in "A Day's Work." Here's Nick's review “Mad Men” is almost always more successful when it approaches Important Social Issues obliquely rather than head-on. 'Mad Men' recap: The Valentine's Day massacre - Los Angeles Times Mad Men Review: Valentine's Day Carissa Pavlica at April 21, 2014 12:28 am. Updated at April 21, 2014 6:19 am. It's still not clear where things are heading, but This “Valentine’s Day,” we spent some quality time with Dawn, fell in love with Sally Draper all over again, and learned to always leave a card when sending flowers. This was Mad Men in Peggy receives a bouquet of flowers at the office. Pete navigates the politics of new business. Joan is put in an impossibly awkward situation. Don wakes up in the afternoon, watches "The Little Rascals" on television, flips through some magazines, and spots a huge cockroach in his apartment. He picks up a bottle of liquor and makes a mark, remembering the level. Next, he gets dressed in a Even though we’re already almost into May, Mad Men characters were only just celebrating Valentine’s Day last night. Even in 1969, February 14 is the perfect time for each character to Mad Men recap: A Day's Work. Don and Sally bond while Peggy struggles through Valentine's Day in 'A Day's Work'
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