Duck tossed his beloved family dog into the busy streets as Manhattan. He's a loser in my book. The dog Don brought home should have been him. Letting a dog loose in the country to "fend for himself" is just as cruel as letting one off a leash in a busy city.

I hope the Duck character jumps off the roof and soon.

*of Manhattan

Loves Mad Men...Please excuse this if redundant, but did you happen to catch what I thought of as the very best comment re where's Duck.... it was from Dobie Girl who said:

"Duck was mauled to death by Chauncey in Bed Stuy"

And I would say Bert Cooper said it best: Who cares?

@Laurie B. Why so rude?

I must say I was just gobsmacked when he just opened the door and let the dog out...I kept waiting for him to, you know, grab the leash or something. I too hope he takes, if he hasn't already taken, a long walk off a short pier!

I'm a huge animal lover, and also, I didn't hate Duck as much as the rest of you. Here is what I'd like to think happened: Chauncey walked only a few feet from the door, then came back and stared through the door, waiting for his beloved master, Duck. When Duck came downstairs after having a drink or two, he saw Chauncey and collapsed in a fit of tears. He took Chauncey home and has been apologizing every day since. He does everything he can to be extra good to his only true friend in the world. He also started going to AA meetings and often tells this story as his real turnaround.This was his bottom. He hasn't had a drink since.

Duck's leveraging of the sale of SC made him famous on Madison Ave. He was quickly offered the post of Head of Accounts and partner at another, bigger firm. Maybe DDB, or some other more progressive shop. He also met a nice woman, married her, and with the 2% he got from the sale to PPL, along with a "leaving bonus", bought a new apartment on 5th Ave and was also able to buy a cottage somewhere upstate where can can fish on the weekends. His kids like him more too, now that he is not on the sauce.

Don actually did him a favour by helping to push him out as now he doesn't have to deal with Don and no longer even feels like he needs a drink. One bad thing did happen though. Duck treated himself to a pair of handmade shoes from Loeb's in London and Chauncey couldn't resist and chewed on one of them. But Duck just smiled. And he and his new wife took a picture of Chauncey eating the shoe for the family album.

Now I need to get back to work.

LOL @ Duck being mauled. I'm hoping he suffers the same fate that his dog most likely did and that is being hit by an oncoming vehicle.

Too bad Don didn't find Chauncey and take him home for Sally's birthday. It's not like he brought her a puppy.