Salvatore Romano may no longer be on staff, but he certainly made his mark during his years at Sterling Cooper. Want a closer look at the campaigns his team have illustrated over the years? A click of the button will take you to the Sterling Cooper portfolio -- Belle Jolie, Right Guard, TWA? It's all in there, as are storyboards for the Utz and Patio commercials.
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Sal did a great job on his artwork, but as he told Kitty, he knew his job was going away because of the emphasis on TV instead of print
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Still, I love seeing these story boards.
Maybe he will come back, though, despite his firing because if my DVR is correct, episode after next is titled The Hobo and the Gypsy, and the description says an old client returns. If the old client is the guy from Belle Jolie who tried to seduce Sal in S2, they may have no choice but to bring Sal back.