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11/10/09
Sal will be back eventually. How can he not? You know Don will find some client who will benefit from Sal's exclusive experience.
Peggy will stay around and develop foolish feelings for Don once she learns he's getting divorced.
Roger and Joan are so going to get it on!
Trudy will end up with Joan's doctor once she learns that Pete is non-stop drooling over a self-Betty-fied Peggy.
11/10/09
The Daily Beast: The formation of the agency left a lot of characters in the wind. Have we seen the last of Ken, Paul, and Sal?
Weiner: I am going to say something that I don’t always say: I don’t know.
(Full interview available at [www.thedailybeast.com]) #madmen
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Milk it.
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Slattery can join us if he wants.
Just in case this Mad Men gig doesn't work out.
Purrrrrrrrrrrr #madmen
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We'll probably see SCDP in a new office, up and running. But isn't it kind of sad, that long lingering look Don gave the SC office one last time?
Like the intro to the show, that set seems to have become quickly iconic. Especially in retrospect. #madmen
11/09/09
However, I don't see the long, lingering look as iconic at all. Don said: "I never thought I would work in a place this nice." (or words to that effect.) He wants to BUILD something. Don't most people?
Rather than having it handed to them, in a trust fund with a built in bar bill at the Yale Club, don't most people want to DO something with their lives?
Anyway, he people I care about do. #madmen
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A great actress, yes. A movie star, not-a-freaking-chance. #madmen
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Rich Sommer's spot on Law & Order last week seemed more appropriate -- B level work for a mid-level actor.
*(NBC show in the lives and loves of Joisey nurses -- ok, a little better than that.)
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The wording on the other site doesn't source their list, so we might have to assume that it's whomever popped into the author's mind.
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And because you've given me a chance to clarify my original response; I didn't mean to imply that Will Smith is in the pantheon of great actors, but most people find him watchable and the critics like him.
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I'm a little hard-pressed to think of a badly-reviewed Meryl Streep film and your suggestion might explain the "Nerds of the Rings", but Ethan Hawke?
Not to mention that there was a time, Martin Sheen would be in any movie with a checkbook. He has slowed down some since the the West Wing residuals have been rolling in, but he's still in a lot of films and though he's a very good actor, you can't say that all of his movies have been good.
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