Photos From Season 2 Episode 7 - "The Gold Violin"

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In last night's episode, Ken, Harry and Jane had to sneak around after hours to get a look at Bertram Cooper's Rothko painting. But all you need to do is click on the link below. Check out the Mad Men photo gallery for Episode 7, "The Gold Violin." You can also get an exclusive sneak peek of next week's episode "A Night to Remember" or view photos from previous episodes -- over 70 images in all.

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I love the way Don just threw the beer can up in the air after the picnic. Then they just picked up the picnic blanket and shook off the trash, leaving it right there on the ground! Litterbugs!
Just goes to show the great writing on this show and the attention to details.

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Weiner!

You're doing a heck of a job, but honestly? The whole Betty throwing up at the end of the episode, then swiftly moving to music, credits and darkness?

Yeah. Done already.

Sopranos. The episode where Adriana throws up in the FBI office when they want her to rat on Christopher. I think you may know a little bit about it since you worked on that show.

Otherwise, decent episode.

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Let's go back to Episode 6 and the Playtex bra and girdle ad. You were right on. However then you showed Peggy putting on pantyhose. Wrong!!! Panty hose did not come into use until the mini skirts around 1965. Peggy would have been wearing a girdle or garter belt to hold up her Stocking. All of the other undergarments have been right=slips, can-cans, pointy bras, and girdles but not panty hose . When short skirts came in about 1965, the problem of ones girdle/garters/stocking showing caused the fashion industry to change "tights" into sheer panty hose.

I would have accepted the scene but Christine just told Peggy to "get with it" and stop dressing like a little girl. If anyone had on panty hose it would have been Christine, but then she looks just like to Playtex ad===bra and girdle!

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Well, hey, Deepak, do you think Adriana is the only person in the world who ever felt the need to hurl? I thought, given what we know of Betty thus far, her silently vomiting in the car on the way home was quite in keeping with her character. It also played into the whole new car theme and Don's attempts at keeping it clean - Betty may have dirtied it, but it was his actions that made her do it.

I notice the new car did not have seat belts - I imagine they weren't available back then, but after his crash, you would think Don might have asked about them.....

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Hmmmmm, will the dog Chauncey ever come back, or will we always wonder what happened to him? Sigh, I just love this show! Too bad my folks weren't as slick as the characters in this entertainment extravaganza! Love it - Love it - Love it!!

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Great episode, but with a minor trivia error: One of the cars in the first Cadillac showroom scene was a 1961, not a 1962 (which would have been unlikely by the time of the circa April 1962 setting). They were similar in overall silhouette, but had differing front and rear bumper and light details, and the 1961 had sharper, chromier tailfins.