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An impressive scene how honest and romantically a man translates his admiration for a woman and Joan's cool collective response is what makes these scene even more intriguing. Mad men is superb in showing complicated and loving relations between men and women and Christina Hendricks is one of the beautful female archetypes portrayed in it and an important reason for it's success.
I want to see a Mad Men 2010. Whoever is still alive from those characters observing today's generation of dumb***es - in advertising. Is Joan a revered elder stateswoman (survivor) of the industry by now, getting her picture taken with a rap artist at the Grammys?
I love this scene so much. There's a lulling spark to it, it's so intimate and serene. Perfectly creates the feeling of being buzzed and calm and being with someone that you feel comfortable with. The wide shot of them dancing is very endearing and romantic.
I think what I like best about it, though, it that it's not some huge, important moment in the narrative. The show wasn't trying to lead into a relationship for them or develop anything, really. It was just a lovely moment between them.
Maybe I just don't remember the finer points of the scene with Paul's play, but why is Joan mad at him here? What did he blab about (re: the "you have a big mouth" remark)?
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I think what I like best about it, though, it that it's not some huge, important moment in the narrative. The show wasn't trying to lead into a relationship for them or develop anything, really. It was just a lovely moment between them.