Don & Peggy Argue Over Who Needs Each Other More!! s3e13

[@Hal09i]

"Beg me? you didn't even ask me..." Love that comeback!

[@saiyajinbeard]

“I will spend the rest of my life, trying to hire you” incredible just imagine hearing that from someone u admire and think so highly of

[@wolafire]

shame it was a "lie" in the end, "you never even called me!"

[@obscuracamaria2931]

I'd melt

[@ianmangham4570]

If I had a dime for the amount of times I never heard that I'd be a BILLIONAIRE 😮

[@ianmangham4570]

​@obscuracamaria2931I will spend the rest of my life trying to hire YOU! 😮

[@frankinsaneandmyrrh1202]

what a great portrayal of vulnerability, both in acting and writing.

[@apseudonym]

this is so intimate without ever being sexual. I love their relationship

[@artdeco64]

This, at Peggy’s house, is my favorite scene out of the entire series. Don, for the first time - without actually saying the words - tells Peggy how much he needs and loves her.

[@archipiphanyworkshop860]

This is a masterclass of a demonstration of what it means to be a valuable asset in the workplace. Shakespeare himself would be proud.

[@st.v.6939]

"Well, thank you for stopping by" is such a great line

[@BatmanHQYT]

Unbelievably good acting and writing.

[@Dashriprock4]

Peggy’s declaration of independence…. Love this episode

[@justinhamilton8647]

best duo, platonic soulmates

[@Liimiinaa]

Don's point here about the people who experienced something so terrible it changed the way they saw themselves is the show's thesis. Advertising imbues products with meaning and stories. People who've suffered loss can buy those products to piece together their identity - to remember who they were and who they wanted to be. It's the same reason Don and Peggy love their work - it is their means of becoming.

[@kb4903]

Peggy is amazing. What a role model. Her character arc is brilliant.

[@obscuracamaria2931]

What I admire about her is that she is not indulgent with the satisfaction of being appreciated. She has enough self esteem to know that she will not follow him blindly, as hard as it is. She doesn't lose herself in the process of idolizing him.

[@SirFergieARMYAdamThompson]

Peggy was always my favourite character Far more development than anyone else

[@elizabeth4689]

I forgot how much I loved this show. Something so intimate about two people who need each other, not in a sexual way, but because they’re better when they’re together

[@Liimiinaa]

For those of us who love our work and pour ourselves into it, this is peak romance

[@actingartwork]

"I want to spend the rest of my life trying to hire you." In my opinion, the most heartfelt and romantic sentiment Don voiced to anyone throughout the series.

[@KamilleBidanApologist]

I love their friendship so much I’m binge-watching clips.

[@SamHusseini]

Hilarious how nice Don is to everyone and then demands from Pete: "What'd you bring?"

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

Don always treated Pete like a man. That's why Pete rode for him to the end.

[@F_Tim1961]

@@TheNerdForAllSeasons its that intended to be crude or is that my dirty mind ??

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

@@F_Tim1961 it's you. If you "ride for" someone it means you re loyal to them. Ride or die etc

[@F_Tim1961]

@@TheNerdForAllSeasons An Americanism... I speak British English...another language.

[@Onigirli]

@@F_Tim1961 Oh no no no, I don't think you can blame your suggestive interpretations on a different language

[@SaymonNascimento]

This was not a normal conversation. It was a pitch. As great as the Carousel one. I N C R E D I B L E writing

[@heidirobinson3352]

Don Draper is my favorite character by far in this fabulous Mad Men show that's growing on me.

[@peadar-o]

Joan and Peggy reigned supreme ❤

[@martincolomaarmas8496]

Honestly, this is when Joan earned her partnership.

[@SamHusseini]

un, no.

[@sharonh2991]

Well......kind of.

[@spookymadeleine]

this is when she *deserved* the partnership. of course, due to the time, she had to utilize her social currency (of her beauty) to "prove" her worth to them

[@andrasszabo1570]

This is when she *should have* earned her partnership. But she never would've been a partner until a pig creeped up to her.

[@anisaguine]

Also, when Roger proved that he wasn't just a pretty face.

[@FKA.Oberon]

1:45 funny that Don’s next choice (even if just a rhetorical “threat”) after Peggy is Kurt & Smitty and NOT Paul Kinsey (who’s been at Sterling Cooper waaayy longer than Kurt & Smitty) Paul stood no chance jumping to SCDP

[@dear_dennis]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@N4divers]

4:44 Don does exactly this 3 season later in the episode "For Immediate Release"

[@ChernorizecHrabyr]

It's funny that everyone always dismissed Harry Crane because they didn't like the guy, he was even there by mistake, yet he was one of the best earners for them throughout the series and they didn't do him justice at the end. Very important character to learn from.

[@wg8290]

What a terrific show!

[@LDacic]

I just may have to rewatch the whole damned thing :D

[@SamHusseini]

"I said I'd be discrete" lol.

[@reallyhappenings5597]

discreet

[@lovinmclovin5290]

She's wearing high heels usually in her own home??

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Maybe she likes feeling taller! 😄

[@obscuracamaria2931]

Well spotted

[@danmaddox2849]

Lol she did put him a (further alcoholic tailspin by calling him "a monster" because she cockblocked her with Ted

[@SamHusseini]

Don is referencing the JFK assassination and thus paying to Peggy’s Catholicism.

[@darkale658]

No he's not, he's talking about advertising.

[@SamHusseini]

@@darkale658 What do you think it's referring to with "something happened. Something terrible"?

[@darkale658]

​@@SamHusseini To refer to a specific event like the JFK assassination would make no sense given how he started the conversation "there are people out there who buy things, people like you and me." He is speaking in philosophical terms about the advent of modern advertising and the effect it had on the consumer. He is saying that very few people understand the idea that you can sell products to consumers by taking advantage of "how they should think about themselves" (i.e. manufacturing need for the product based on genuine emotions and wants), and that Peggy is one of those few gifted people.

[@SamHusseini]

@@darkale658 He said: "something happened. Something terrible"? What **could he be referring to?

[@darkale658]

@@SamHusseini Modern advertising. Can you not read?