What happened to the review for 9/28?

hello everybody.will i ask something. what is madmen' music? the
music is effect me.
Please certain answer my question... :)))

hello everybody.will i ask something. what is madmen' music? the
music is effect me.
Please certain answer my question... :)))

hello everybody.will i ask something. what is madmen' music? the music is effect me.
Please certain answer my question... :)))

I suggest this episode is generally about the baggage the women carry around with them and how it wears them down. For Betty, its the happy homelife facade, which finally cracked when Jimmy confronted her with the fact of Don's infidelity. For Peggy, its her secret sin, which the priest came very close to getting her to face up to. I was astonished at the fleeting turmoil that flashed across her face and how she recovered to send the priest on his way with the photocopies.

And for Joan, its her sex object image that she's cultivated her entire career. She can't overcome it even when she demonstrates some real value to the firm with the script review assignment. This sexual baggage is literally chafing at her shoulders.

BTW, where was Jane?

Has anybody else wondered if there's a backstory with the priest and abuse of young boys? When we met him for the first time earlier in the season, Peggy had more or less caught him in the act of 'disciplining' a couple of young boys. Maybe I was seeing something that wasn't really there, but it looked suspicious to me. Just curious if anyone else had a reaction to that scene.

I'm glad to see Joan is waking up. Nice touch: Joan literally chafing in her harness. There's a reason Peggy dresses like "like a little girl": it's more comfortable.

I have always wanted to like Don, but watching this episode, I hated him. He was such a jerk acting like she was crazy for saying he was screwing around - and being so indignant about it.

They gave Joan's "new" job to some guy who doesn't have a clue and she's supposed to train him! Like she would not like to make $150. I'm sure that's many dollars above her secretarial pay. And the fiance' that wants the "little woman" at home not using her brain.

Geez... this episode really showed how men USED to be so clueless. They USED to be that way, right? Certainly men don't think that way today??

To Betty, the whole beer thing was like being the butt of a joke. She mentioned everyone laughing at her. She wants to be a partner to Don, to help him with his work, so to find out that she had fallen for one of his marketing scams and everyone knew about it, that hurt.

Betty doesn't feel like she has anyone on her side. She thought Don was back to being the husband she expected and she was being included in his work life but that was shattered. She wants attention, she wants to be noticed, she likes feeling her age instead of a Mom of two. She tried to ignore what Jimmy told her but it's in the back of her mind as she stages this perfect dinner for Don, showing him why he should love and want her more than anyone else. Of course she was pissed about the whole beer thing.... it's her world, it's where she shines, and they laughed at her. It's the straw that broke the camels back.

Haven't you ever had a bad week where everything went wrong and when you get home one day, your kid or your spouse says something stupid or silly that just throws you over the edge? It could be you forgot to get the milk or you trip over a toy and you just blow. It's not that one thing that made you upset, it was all the things leading up to it.

Oh and the beer was a setup for her telling him she knows about the affair. That's how women work.

*chuckle*