May 4, 2020
Mad Men: 3.02
“I don't mind fantasies, but shouldn't it be a female one?”
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Mad Men: 3.02
“I don't mind fantasies, but shouldn't it be a female one?”
Mad Men Ladies Hogwarts Houses (Season Three)
Slytherin
Gryffindor
Ravenclaw
Hufflepuff
Mad Men: 1.10
“I know people say life goes on, and it does. But no one tells you that's not a good thing. Why is that?”
Mad Men: 2.09
“It's your life. You don't know how long it's gonna be, but you know it's got a bad ending. You have to move forward. As soon as you can figure out what that is.”
Mad Men: 1.11
“I don't know if I understand how this works. Where it goes. I'm worried it's a fantasy.”
Mad Men Ladies Hogwarts Houses (Season Seven A)
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Ravenclaw
Mad Men’s Multi-Generations (Women) I
The Lost Generation (1883-1900) and before-ish: Ida Blankenship, Abigail Whitman, Nellie Sterling, Alice Cooper, Nellie’s friends at the funeral, Gloria Hofstadt, Ruth Hofstadt, Pauline Francis
The Greatest Generation (1901-1907): Mona Sterling, Jeannie Vogel, Caroline, Anna Draper, Carla, Loretta, Katherine Olson, Gail Holloway, Don’s mother, Rebecca Pryce, “Grandma Ida”