What the fuck?
What the fuck?
Mason Foster
William Collins
logical end to him honestly
James Brown
How?
Kevin Murphy
pretty awful finale that seems to glorify cronie capitalism
Oliver Scott
>"in the end, I truly am the Mad Man™"
Bravo
Zachary White
you might not be old enough to understand the power of inner peace
Jack Hall
>inner peace
As long as he's in advertising he'll never be at peace
Nicholas Mitchell
stay pleb
Jason Davis
He finally achieves CHIM and uses his newfound power to make the best commercial of all time.
It all makes sense.
Jayden White
it's all a fugazi, commodification is complete
Dominic White
>best commercial
that corny shit?
Elijah King
That corny shit was a big deal when it came out
Isaiah Hernandez
Which Draper are you today?
Kevin Watson
Top right
Josiah Garcia
Serial killer Don
Chase Kelly
Logan Cook
Not true, being insatiable was at the core of his personality. Once he killed that hunger advertising just became a field that he can thrive in without the vices that used to cripple him I think
Ethan Sullivan
He invented "compassionate capitalism" and used the anti-establishment ideals of the 60s to flog the most American, capitalist product imaginable around the world. It's a perfect ending to the show.
Cameron Robinson
Samuel Cox
There was no definitive conclusion to Don's arc, it's the same for all characters (except Betty, and arguably Pete).
You get a snapshot of their lives throughout the decade, but Mad Men was never about resolving their conflicts, just showing you them through that point in time.
Jace Collins
Can you be a little more retarded? I think there are still some nig nogs in the middle of africa that is dumber than you.
Joseph Miller
It always bothered me a little, that whole fake identity thing, it was weird writing altogether. I think the show would be better without it.
Easton Edwards
Colton Russell
It's a very depressing ending.
Matthew Roberts
It was a big deal back then since black people couldn't even be in the same commercial with white people five years prior. Instead of receiving huge backlash (which I'm sure it did receive to some part), it became one of the most important and iconic coca cola commercials of all time. Genuinely made people feel good in an era of chaos. Matthew Weiner even said that people who thought the commercial was corny are missing out on life.
Don't think that automatically makes me like the ending because I don't. Thought Don was finally going to find peace and leave behind advertising which was a central part of his inner turmoil.
Evan Young
>endings incels will never understand
Jeremiah Murphy
What was their problem?
Brayden Baker
Top row #3, it’s going to be a rough one
Connor Lee
No climate science department existed back then
Jack White
>Thought Don was finally going to find peace and leave behind advertising which was a central part of his inner turmoil
I think Don is only happy when he's (metaphorically or literally) selling happiness to others. So to me it made sense he chose to return
Cameron Nguyen