Defend season 7B, I dare you
Defend season 7B, I dare you
Samuel Lee
Austin Ramirez
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Gavin Morales
I permanently blocked Sup Forums from my computer and I've never looked back
Daniel White
What about it? It was good. Though I guess in a way it felt a bit more like the ending of the Dark Tower books. You know, 7a is where the series "ends", and the next chapter is there only if you really want to know what happens next. So it's like a coda or something to the main story.
Tyler Flores
Time & Life is the end of an eight-year story arc. It is Mad Men's best episode. If you've failed to ascertain this, you should hop off a bridge.
Parker Butler
everything after betty and don broke up was slow, uneventful garbage.
im 27 so i didnt "get" the series finale.
then when it was explained to me, it still sucked cuz that ad sucked.
what a waste of hours of my life.
i felt like i only kept watching to see wwhich hot bitch don slept with next.
David Johnson
What's the arc? He loses his job?
I don't feel it, though it was the best episode of the last 7
Luke Hughes
I'm younger than you and I "got" the finale. How have you never seen that ad? You're a fucking idiot and should probably kill yourself
James Price
Season 3 was the peak for this show.
Jayden Thompson
uncultured pleb?
Zachary Reed
i personally think season 5 was the best.
>are you alone?
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Henry Morales
all of 7 was weak. weiner wasted the first half of the season and then at 7b, he realized that the show was ending and he had to tie up loose ends and just threw everything together as safely as possible.
Asher Fisher
>block Sup Forums on computer
>shitpost from phone
well done faggot
Nolan Mitchell
personally I thought the neo nazis were a weak addition especially after an antagonist like Gus
James Nelson
he had to do what amc said. i still enjoyed 7B, but i think two or three of the episodes were bad.
Evan Watson
(u)
Jordan Gomez
this is now a trudy thread post your trudys
Ryan Green
she's hot but she's unironically a horrible actress and the voice she used in Mad Men was awful
Bentley Wilson
>never seen an ad
>for fucking Coke
>makes you stupid
The only idiots here are you and Weiner for ever thinking a piece of evil garbage like advertising could have any artistic merit whatsoever
Aiden Gonzalez
>watching Mad Men while being this ignorant
You were always destined to be a pleb.
Kevin King
It should have ended with Coopers fare-well dance.
Owen Fisher
Pete-fags were right. They were always right.
Jose Martin
This, also the message "the best things in life are free" is the closest the show ever got to any kind of realisation for Don that he literally peddles cancer and poison and his life's work is meaningless, worse than meaningless since it actively hurts millions of people.
But then Weiner just made everyone rich then Don wrote a popular as for coke
Brava
Sebastian Myers
He never looked back
Connor Sullivan
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Xavier Bell
"Did Don write the ad?" Jesus Weiner
What a retarded ending what was he thinking
Nolan Sullivan
7B was alright.
The only thing I really can't stomach is the finale.
Juan Mitchell
Doesn't matter when your hot
Prove me wrong
Hunter Hall
can i have some back story to this my god famalamadamshamgamsamhamram
Charles Phillips
So what was the ending about? What was the meaning of it?
Eli Thompson
I always thought it was Season 4, I'm rewatching the series now and just finished "The Suitcase" which is incredible. I remember not liking S3 or finding it uneventful for whatever reason, but after rewatching it its much better than I remembered.
S1 or 2 are probably the worst imo, S1 is just a little too straight forward and they seem more interested in the era than the characters and the whole show just feels "cheap" for lack of a better term.
David Lopez
The Suitcase has long been confirmed as the greatest episode of television ever.
Evan Hill
Don was able to finally let go of dick and created the greatest ad ever taking inspiration from the hippy commune
Dylan Jenkins
Google the massacre of Glencoe
Adrian Carter
The Suitcase was overrated melodrama in an otherwise excellent series.
Jaxon Lopez
Jayden Bennett
Go on
Sebastian Peterson
I agree with this
Was surprised to find out that it was received as the GOAT Mad Men
>Don sees a fucking Anna Draper ghost
Jesus Christ Weiner
Nathan Sullivan
When he sees her and she picks up the suitcase, I said please don't fade out and disappear, and then she did. Show should have been better than to use that trope.
Caleb Nguyen
I don't even mind Don's visions that much, but it was too far for her to actually be dead at that moment. I get that it was just his imagination but it was better done when he's talking to that waitress in the last season and she says Don might have dreamt about Rachel after she died, saying our minds mix things up
Matthew Murphy
HOURLY REMINDER THAT BETTY WAS PERFECT AND DON RUINED HER
Jacob Hill
Betty was a grown child.
Michael Young
like all women?
Gavin Rogers
Nope, Joan, Faye, and later Peggy were strong women, but nice bait.
Michael Rogers
She was a perfect wife, and Don could have helped her to grow, instead he poisoned her then left
Asher Ortiz
She was a great wife, I agree there. Though she, as a person, was very immature and needed to grow the fuck up, she eventually did a LITTLE bit at the end.
Alexander Martinez
If she's all women then sign me up
Asher Collins
Honestly, Betty was the best Don ever pulled. I know the whole point of the series was that Don never truly accepted any aspect of the life he earned for himself because he felt it was a sham but shit, I would've never let Betty get away as long as I could hit at least once a week, word is bond, believe senpai
Gabriel Russell
The "I guess I do love you" scene was pretty great, but I'm a little posses at how tidy the Peggy story ended.
Stan is much too good for her.
Logan Jones
...
Colton King
She really was, so many of those girls especially season 1 are just garbage looking compared to Betty
Caleb Roberts
Was it great? No one talks like that, it came off like a bad romcom
James Gonzalez
>no one came even close to defending it
As I suspected
John Ward
is it safe to say mad men is office politics: the TV show?
Angel Wright
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what the hell even happened to James Callis after BSG?
Connor Ross
It's a little more than that, it's also about the era and the human condition
Jose Barnes
>Implying normies have the patience to watch mad men
They talk more about game of thrones
Leo Johnson
t. archie campbell
Eli Watson
wasn't the reason he was such a mess because he knew she was probably dead but was avoiding facing it?