You're not connected to the Internet. Please check your connection.

Clips from Mad Men - Five G (S01E01)

TV Series 2007 –2015 Season 1, Episode 5 45 min ★ 8.7/10 (296,269 ratings) 756 clips
Drama

Episodes from this show

But you do.
"But you do."
Mad Men
Roger was very eloquent.
"Roger was very eloquent."
Mad Men
Mommy, Mommy! Ethel's downstairs.
"Mommy, Mommy! Ethel's downstairs."
Mad Men
Yeah, just do it in the kitchen.
"Yeah, just do it in the kitchen."
Mad Men
Fortunately, no one reads that.
"Fortunately, no one reads that."
Mad Men
They wanted you to know they were waiting, but they left.
"They wanted you to know they were waiting, but they left."
Mad Men
What does that have to do with you, Kenny?
"What does that have to do with you, Kenny?"
Mad Men
"Tapping a Maple on a Cold Vermont Morning. "
""Tapping a Maple on a Cold Vermont Morning. ""
Mad Men
Well, yes.
"Well, yes."
Mad Men
No one will help her except this boy.
"No one will help her except this boy."
Mad Men
I mean, they both sound good.
"I mean, they both sound good."
Mad Men
A blender's nice.
"A blender's nice."
Mad Men
in order to lure women in,
"in order to lure women in,"
Mad Men
which is silly when you think about it,
"which is silly when you think about it,"
Mad Men
most women aren't in charge of the banking.
"most women aren't in charge of the banking."
Mad Men
They visit the bank.
"They visit the bank."
Mad Men
Oh, I can see that.
"Oh, I can see that."
Mad Men
Executive Account.
"Executive Account."
Mad Men
Accounts won the award.
"Accounts won the award."
Mad Men
There's a call for you from Bix Beiderbecke.
"There's a call for you from Bix Beiderbecke."
Mad Men
The trumpeter.
"The trumpeter."
Mad Men
Where are you calling me from?
"Where are you calling me from?"
Mad Men
I just had a phone put in.
"I just had a phone put in."
Mad Men
just like that night at the ticket booth in Grand Central.
"just like that night at the ticket booth in Grand Central."
Mad Men
Just get down here.
"Just get down here."
Mad Men
I want you to pull my hair and ravish me
"I want you to pull my hair and ravish me"
Mad Men
I have this story about this crazy night I had
"I have this story about this crazy night I had"
Mad Men
and we all got along.
"and we all got along."
Mad Men
It's a national magazine.
"It's a national magazine."
Mad Men
That's what I called for.
"That's what I called for."
Mad Men
well, you always...
"well, you always..."
Mad Men
What's wrong with it?
"What's wrong with it?"
Mad Men
And I love that you're sitting alone at your typewriter,
"And I love that you're sitting alone at your typewriter,"
Mad Men
Really?
"Really?"
Mad Men
Uh, that's kind of a compliment.
"Uh, that's kind of a compliment."
Mad Men
It's what the hunter imagines the bear to be thinking.
"It's what the hunter imagines the bear to be thinking."
Mad Men
He has one of those big publishing jobs, doesn't he?
"He has one of those big publishing jobs, doesn't he?"
Mad Men
You can tell what this means to me.
"You can tell what this means to me."
Mad Men
Peter.
"Peter."
Mad Men
Told me about what?
"Told me about what?"
Mad Men
That he was my first.
"That he was my first."
Mad Men
this helps make up for that.
"this helps make up for that."
Mad Men
Traffic meeting is starting in the conference room.
"Traffic meeting is starting in the conference room."
Mad Men
but I think it showed an uncanny understanding
"but I think it showed an uncanny understanding"
Mad Men
I guess so.
"I guess so."
Mad Men
About that.
"About that."
Mad Men
So, Miss Holloway,
"So, Miss Holloway,"
Mad Men
would you like to take the reins?
"would you like to take the reins?"
Mad Men
Let's start with Maytag. Mr. Cosgrove.
"Let's start with Maytag. Mr. Cosgrove."
Mad Men
Do you want to complain about the copy,
"Do you want to complain about the copy,"
Mad Men
The double-page spread we ran in Life and Town & Country
"The double-page spread we ran in Life and Town & Country"
Mad Men
was so successful,
"was so successful,"
Mad Men
they want to resize the ad to run in Reader's Digest.
"they want to resize the ad to run in Reader's Digest."
Mad Men
Little magazine.
"Little magazine."
Mad Men
Sales are great. Lawsuit is pending.
"Sales are great. Lawsuit is pending."
Mad Men
on what's happening in Washington.
"on what's happening in Washington."
Mad Men
His name is Adam Whitman.
"His name is Adam Whitman."
Mad Men
You better come back, now.
"You better come back, now."
Mad Men
It's you.
"It's you."
Mad Men
It's really you.
"It's really you."
Mad Men
I don't know what you're talking about.
"I don't know what you're talking about."
Mad Men
It says Donald Draper, but I knew it was you.
"It says Donald Draper, but I knew it was you."
Mad Men
It is really you.
"It is really you."
Mad Men
What do you want from me?
"What do you want from me?"
Mad Men
Nothing to ask me?
"Nothing to ask me?"
Mad Men
That's not me.
"That's not me."
Mad Men
that's not me.
"that's not me."
Mad Men
Why did you leave me?
"Why did you leave me?"
Mad Men
I knew I saw you that day hiding in the window in your uniform.
"I knew I saw you that day hiding in the window in your uniform."
Mad Men
Yeah, I guess.
"Yeah, I guess."
Mad Men
She's gone.
"She's gone."
Mad Men
As much as anyone can enjoy that kind of thing.
"As much as anyone can enjoy that kind of thing."
Mad Men
She's terrific.
"She's terrific."
Mad Men
about something that has nothing to do with this.
"about something that has nothing to do with this."
Mad Men
I miss being with you.
"I miss being with you."
Mad Men
I know you're married.
"I know you're married."
Mad Men
I want you now. I don't want you old.
"I want you now. I don't want you old."
Mad Men
I guess I knew that.
"I guess I knew that."
Mad Men
Let go of me.
"Let go of me."
Mad Men
Mrs. Draper is here,
"Mrs. Draper is here,"
Mad Men
and he snuck out, and I don't know who to lie to.
"and he snuck out, and I don't know who to lie to."
Mad Men
It's his fault. He comes and goes and never says anything.
"It's his fault. He comes and goes and never says anything."
Mad Men
especially if she just leaves.
"especially if she just leaves."
Mad Men
Or even worse, then he'll know
"Or even worse, then he'll know"
Mad Men
that I know where he was.
"that I know where he was."
Mad Men
- I can't believe you. - Well?
"- I can't believe you. - Well?"
Mad Men
No.
"No."
Mad Men
Oh, God. Now I've told you.
"Oh, God. Now I've told you."
Mad Men
Peggy, use your noodle.
"Peggy, use your noodle."
Mad Men
You go out there, and you entertain her and her brats.
"You go out there, and you entertain her and her brats."
Mad Men
and tell her you don't know where he is and you forgot to remind him.
"and tell her you don't know where he is and you forgot to remind him."
Mad Men
I'm not gonna tell anybody,
"I'm not gonna tell anybody,"
Mad Men
I'm not mad at you.
"I'm not mad at you."
Mad Men
- No. - Let me.
"- No. - Let me."
Mad Men
I don't understand why you're being like this.
"I don't understand why you're being like this."
Mad Men
I used to imagine this day happening, and here it is.
"I used to imagine this day happening, and here it is."
Mad Men
Mr. Draper's office.
"Mr. Draper's office."
Mad Men
Excuse me?
"Excuse me?"
Mad Men
I'm joking.
"I'm joking."
Mad Men
I'm so embarrassed. I forgot to remind you.
"I'm so embarrassed. I forgot to remind you."
Mad Men
We'll have to do that on the way.
"We'll have to do that on the way."
Mad Men
They must be waiting for us at the studio.
"They must be waiting for us at the studio."
Mad Men
Don was late.
"Don was late."
Mad Men
You can see what's important to them.
"You can see what's important to them."
Mad Men
There's a big hole there, believe me.
"There's a big hole there, believe me."
Mad Men
I want to take them again anyway.
"I want to take them again anyway."
Mad Men
and I seldom get it.
"and I seldom get it."
Mad Men
All that Manhattan talk.
"All that Manhattan talk."
Mad Men
They are better out here, aren't they?
"They are better out here, aren't they?"
Mad Men
like bank accounts for children,
"like bank accounts for children,"
Mad Men
Don?
"Don?"
Mad Men
He has business expenses, family, leisure.
"He has business expenses, family, leisure."
Mad Men
The statements come to the office, not your home.
"The statements come to the office, not your home."
Mad Men
If it needs it.
"If it needs it."
Mad Men
Liberty for the libertine.
"Liberty for the libertine."
Mad Men
and we had no way to charge them.
"and we had no way to charge them."
Mad Men
I like the torch.
"I like the torch."
Mad Men
The other is about...
"The other is about..."
Mad Men
and I wanted to give it to my girlfriend.
"and I wanted to give it to my girlfriend."
Mad Men
Good to hear.
"Good to hear."
Mad Men