Want to see just who fell where in the Sterling Cooper organizational hierarchy that Puttnam, Powell & Lowe introduced in Episode 6? Check it out in our Mad Men Season 3 Scrapbook. Of course, with Guy MacKendrick out of the picture, the "reorganisation" is now moot, but you can still see who was slotted where... and who was forgotten.
You'll find the chart along with other items from Season 3 in the Mad Men Scrapbook.
Have some idea as to what Pete and Betty are talking about? Let us know in the comments section.
Sometimes Sally relies on her fists instead of words, but when the oldest Draper kid does say what's on her mind, it can be quite profound.
Just because the season is over doesn't mean you can't still revel in all things Mad Men. Be sure to take a second look at what the show's stars had to say.
.....These photos are always awesome.....thank you for posting them.
Noticed some new additions to Mad Men Main, including the suggested "Bible" of characters and their backgrounds. (Yay! No more "Peggy's baby" questions!)
Great additions, but still no link to the music lists that accompanied the first and second season episodes.
The music choices are always so excellent and evocative, they are almost like a character in themselves.
We've heard about Adam Rowe (a crew member Easter egg apparently) but who's Ted Masters on the org chart reporting directly to Don?
I was wondering who Adam and Ted are as well...
As of August, 1963, Don will now be making $75K/year for the next three years and received a $5K signing bonus. That's the "give." The "taketh away" in the form of non-compete clauses, etc. must be on page two or three.