Mad Men

@Manmart: I shuddered when he threw the jar away. And when she gathered the plaid...

Thanks to the creators for this scene, it's sobering.

Nature conservation in the 1960s was unfashionable, a pigsty was set up. :/

A great ending to a wonderful series, everyone got what they wanted. Roger - champagne and a gorgeous companion, Pete - family and a gorgeous job, Joan - her own business and the opportunity to be independent, Peggy - love and the opportunity to write, Don - peace of mind and the most important dream of every advertiser - Coca-Cola.
And the way it was presented: with the help of hippie and Zen philosophy to sell the most massive industrial product on planet Earth, this is probably the quintessence of the whole series.

another masterpiece, a bunch of cool scenes: Peggy's cool get-togethers with Roger in an abandoned office, and this meeting scene where Don finds out that he is no longer the first fiddle, but any average manager can tell a pitch of an advertising idea, and the subsequent pursuit of the horizon from Don, and the pleasant appearance of the deceased Cooper. Weiner is jumping over his head just. And Joan is sorry, yes(

Why does this aunt sing so terribly? And why doesn't it cut any of the advertisers and clients' ears?