Pete and Trudy share an intimate moment in this scene from Episode 13, "The Wheel." The scene first appeared in the premiere airing of the episode, but was removed from the encore presentations due to time constraints.
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Season 1 of Mad Men is set to arrive in stores on Tuesday, July 1 on DVD. The set will include all thirteen episodes from the first season of the Golden Globe winning series accompanied by feature length audio commentary tracks from series creator Matthew Weiner and the Mad Men cast. The complete DVD package will be offered in stores for $49.98 and will be packed with the special features including:
• Feature-length audio commentaries for all thirteen episodes
• "Establishing Mad Men," a featurette exploring the world of Mad Men
• "Advertising: The American Dream," a short video on the 1960's media revolution
• "Pictures of Elegance," a photo gallery with commentaries from the costume, make-up and production designers
• "Scoring Mad Men," an interview with series composer David Carbonara
• The Mad Men Music Sampler
The Limited Edition metal "lighter" packaging displayed above is only available while supplies last.
Episode 12 director Alan Taylor talks about the camaraderie and party atmosphere that dominated the shoot, how he milked the Draper-reveal scene for everything it was worth, and why Don vs. Pete is like Nixon vs. Kennedy in reverse.
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Along with nods to Jon Hamm, John Slattery, and Robert Morse, Mad Men is now vying to be the first basic cable program ever to win for best series.
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