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...have on the other side the fleet-footed strategizing from the top players at Sterling-Cooper. Pete proves his merit by delivering several clients -- he may not have his name on the door (of their suite at the Pierre) yet, but he's in a...

In this article: Don Draper, Mad Men, and Conrad Hilton

...and calls in from the bedroom to save Pete from himself. "You'll do what it takes," Don says, before flattering Pete for his forward-thinking. Pete's thin-skinned demeanor has always been petulant and irritating, but he has always been a step...

In this article: Betty, Mad Men, Jon Hamm, and Matt Weiner

...ways to work the phrase "golden porkchop" into conversation. * Loved Trudy's off-screen effort to save Pete from himself as he vents at Don and Roger: "Peter, may I speak to you for a moment?" * Maybe one of the most interesting things...

In this article: Don Draper and Mad Men

...because he could bring more clients over to the new firm? The most likely explanation lies in what Roger said to Pete -- they know Pete will do what it takes to get the job done. Despite having been born with the right name and having gone...

In this article: Don Draper, Betty, and Mad Men

...refreshing after a series of increasingly self-reflexive episodes. The main plot concerned auditions for a new TGS cast member. Liz and Pete had their favorite, an actor with the hilariously boy band-ish name of Jayden Michael Tyler. In...

In this article: 30 Rock, Cisco, Katrina, Susan Boyle, and The Seagull

...up the accounts, but he managed to keep up with Ken anyway, so what the hell? Pryce smugly commends Pete for taking it as well as he has, but Pete does the Sad Charlie Brown Walk out of the office and goes home early to mope. See? He went...

In this article: Cocoa and Trudy

...to spend Christmas Day with the children. The couple, who divorced last month, appear to have reached an agreement over the day, as Pete says he'll definitely be seeing the kids. And he's revealed that he's looking forward to having a...

In this article: Peter Andre and Jordan

...take his clients with him. United in resentment, self-pity, and haughty contempt, Trudy and Pete have never seemed more perfectly matched. When Pete looks back on that day, will he see the beginning of some new independence, or a failed...

In this article: Kennedy's assassination, Mad Men, and Trudy

...in exactly the same way and for the same reason you would have predicted. Because Cosgrove is blessed. Pete can up his game, he can buckle down, he can have insights like the opportunity to market to African-Americans. None of it matters...

In this article: Kennedy Assassination, Trudy, JFK, and South Carolina

...inkling that his marriage might not make it Everything in this episode was tinged by the news of JFK's assassination, including Pete's professional crisis The penultimate episode opened with a shot of Pete shivering in the fetal...

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