MAD MEN - "Good to the last drop!" 1.03

Episode 1.03: Joan continues to educate Peggy, this time in the art of literature.

Created by the writer of "The Sopranos", AMC's excellent original series "Mad Men" airs Sunday nights at 10pm: http://media.amctv.com/originals/madmen

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[kataisa3]

"Don't read it on the train, you'll attract the wrong element." .... sadly this is true even today.

[ollierat9]

The reason given at the time was that it was immoral but it is actually a very moral book. It argues that sex is something that should happen with real emotion. This is someting that may or may not happen within marriage. The main charcters are both married but they find their true spirtual union with each other. Their partners are symbolic of extremes of the wrong way to do things her husband of neglecting the physical & his wife neglecting the sprirtual.

[majinshenmue]

what "word" are they talking about?

[infrantasi]

The quality of acting is not consistent, nor should it be, and it is a testament to Matt Weiner's genius that an episode can survive through quite a bit of hum-drum face-making and "line-chanting", until you put four pros like this together to come up with a classic Mad Man scene. This is a gifted ensemble group of actors using cinematic technique on the not-so-small home screen. Awesome.

[Jessica Victoria Carrillo]

Little sister gaining independence from big sister. I like it

[SolidGaby]

joan is so patronizing in this clip!

[GeistFright]

Yes - more men should read DH Lawrence.

[ragtimegals]

"There is no such thing as a moral or immoral book. Books are either well written or poorly written. That is all." - Oscar Wilde

[butcherboy2008]

0:14 Flo The Progressive Girl.

[Gabrielle Hepburn]

OH lol

[Amy Dutronc]

Cunt