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Clips from Mad Men - The Gold Violin (S02E02)

TV Series 2007 –2015 Season 2, Episode 7 45 min ★ 8.7/10 (296,269 ratings) 811 clips
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WelI, I can see you have good taste.
"WelI, I can see you have good taste."
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as you would in your own skin.
"as you would in your own skin."
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Don't talk to me.
"Don't talk to me."
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This must be Mrs. Wheatley.
"This must be Mrs. Wheatley."
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No.
"No."
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Yes, I am.
"Yes, I am."
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I'm not here to buy a car.
"I'm not here to buy a car."
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You're a hard man to find.
"You're a hard man to find."
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Excuse me?
"Excuse me?"
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Yes.
"Yes."
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Let me take you for a ride.
"Let me take you for a ride."
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Well.
"Well."
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That's cheating.
"That's cheating."
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ShalI I tell Mr. Phillips you returned?
"ShalI I tell Mr. Phillips you returned?"
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Yes.
"Yes."
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Martinson Coffee.
"Martinson Coffee."
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They changed it.
"They changed it."
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It's hard for them to do a lot of new work.
"It's hard for them to do a lot of new work."
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They just redesigned labels, displays, and dropped the S,
"They just redesigned labels, displays, and dropped the S,"
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We'll find out.
"We'll find out."
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Mr. Smith and Mr. Smith are here.
"Mr. Smith and Mr. Smith are here."
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You don't dance, or you don't dance with me?
"You don't dance, or you don't dance with me?"
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Heard you're gonna knock 'em dead.
"Heard you're gonna knock 'em dead."
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Look, Don, it's pretty clear why we're here.
"Look, Don, it's pretty clear why we're here."
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"by power and uniqueness
""by power and uniqueness"
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Does your friend know what you do for a living?
"Does your friend know what you do for a living?"
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Yeah, there was a shitty note with it,
"Yeah, there was a shitty note with it,"
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That's a hell of a focus group.
"That's a hell of a focus group."
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about that newly designed can and the premium beans,
"about that newly designed can and the premium beans,"
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you kind of think you should reuse them.
"you kind of think you should reuse them."
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I'm meeting with Cooper tomorrow.
"I'm meeting with Cooper tomorrow."
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Isn't that from West Side Story?
"Isn't that from West Side Story?"
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Some new painting.
"Some new painting."
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No, I think we're going to discuss expanding the television department.
"No, I think we're going to discuss expanding the television department."
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How does everybody know about this?
"How does everybody know about this?"
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What the hell does that mean?
"What the hell does that mean?"
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Well, if you're lucky, you'Il have a meeting.
"Well, if you're lucky, you'Il have a meeting."
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And I'm not going to telI you anything about the damn picture.
"And I'm not going to telI you anything about the damn picture."
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but you just don't walk into his office like that.
"but you just don't walk into his office like that."
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Miss Blankenship won't mind .
"Miss Blankenship won't mind ."
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I'm going to go up and see it.
"I'm going to go up and see it."
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You're gonna keep a lookout?
"You're gonna keep a lookout?"
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Just don't touch anything.
"Just don't touch anything."
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Why the hell didn't Dale say that?
"Why the hell didn't Dale say that?"
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It must mean something.
"It must mean something."
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Because when you look at it, you do feel something, right?
"Because when you look at it, you do feel something, right?"
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It's like looking into something very deep.
"It's like looking into something very deep."
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This is pointless. Let's go.
"This is pointless. Let's go."
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I was thinking I could write a great short story about this--
"I was thinking I could write a great short story about this--"
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Accounts.
"Accounts."
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I've been published.
"I've been published."
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So you're stilI working here.
"So you're stilI working here."
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Jane Siegal is a genuine thrill.
"Jane Siegal is a genuine thrill."
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Thank you.
"Thank you."
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Don has his signature.
"Don has his signature."
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Unless you hate it,
"Unless you hate it,"
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WelI, great, then.
"WelI, great, then."
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you know, with Kitty and I .
"you know, with Kitty and I ."
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Are you sure it's okay?
"Are you sure it's okay?"
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You want me to give this back?
"You want me to give this back?"
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Young people do not drink coffee,
"Young people do not drink coffee,"
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and that can become a lifetime habit.
"and that can become a lifetime habit."
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that unsuccessful attempts have been made--
"that unsuccessful attempts have been made--"
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Joe Martinson.
"Joe Martinson."
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have tried to telI our generation what to do.
"have tried to telI our generation what to do."
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We don't need more than that.
"We don't need more than that."
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I don't know if I understand this.
"I don't know if I understand this."
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I'm sorry, sir.
"I'm sorry, sir."
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I was admiring your painting.
"I was admiring your painting."
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It's very modern.
"It's very modern."
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Probably because it's none of their business.
"Probably because it's none of their business."
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Right.
"Right."
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You'll get a headache.
"You'll get a headache."
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Draper residence.
"Draper residence."
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Is this the belle of the Hudson River Valley?
"Is this the belle of the Hudson River Valley?"
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you book the dance card.
"you book the dance card."
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That sounds like fun,
"That sounds like fun,"
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Keep playing that, gorgeous.
"Keep playing that, gorgeous."
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Don't you want to go?
"Don't you want to go?"
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You can't leave me alone with those people.
"You can't leave me alone with those people."
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it would mean a lot to me if you were there.
"it would mean a lot to me if you were there."
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Unfurl the sails, please.
"Unfurl the sails, please."
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That's my job.
"That's my job."
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Maybe we'll get a shot at LifeSavers.
"Maybe we'll get a shot at LifeSavers."
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But I didn't do it alone.
"But I didn't do it alone."
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Whirligigs.
"Whirligigs."
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No. Philanthropy is the gateway to power.
"No. Philanthropy is the gateway to power."
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We need you to continue your excellence in advertising,
"We need you to continue your excellence in advertising,"
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It's time for the horse to catch the carrot.
"It's time for the horse to catch the carrot."
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You're back.
"You're back."
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Wayne, I would like to buy this car.
"Wayne, I would like to buy this car."
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I'm 20 years old .
"I'm 20 years old ."
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What?
"What?"
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Get your things.
"Get your things."
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See that you are gone by the time I return.
"See that you are gone by the time I return."
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You like it?
"You like it?"
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It's gorgeous.
"It's gorgeous."
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What's this for?
"What's this for?"
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It automatically dims the lights as you approach another car.
"It automatically dims the lights as you approach another car."
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And these seats.
"And these seats."
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I just wanted to say good-bye and thank you for being so kind to me.
"I just wanted to say good-bye and thank you for being so kind to me."
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Actually, it was Miss Holloway.
"Actually, it was Miss Holloway."
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But firing? It's a little permanent.
"But firing? It's a little permanent."
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Not like you work here anymore.
"Not like you work here anymore."
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Miss Holloway is. . .
"Miss Holloway is. . ."
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Where do you live?
"Where do you live?"
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That's a pretty picture.
"That's a pretty picture."
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Listen, you go home to your little apartment on Jane Street.
"Listen, you go home to your little apartment on Jane Street."
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Roger.
"Roger."
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That's my favorite tie.
"That's my favorite tie."
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He's late. I was expecting that.
"He's late. I was expecting that."
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You could smell heaven in the street.
"You could smell heaven in the street."
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Keeps 'em fresh.
"Keeps 'em fresh."
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I grew up a block away from him in Baltimore.
"I grew up a block away from him in Baltimore."
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l guess I just always had a crush on an older man.
"l guess I just always had a crush on an older man."
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Now, tell me what you think, and be honest.
"Now, tell me what you think, and be honest."
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- What are you talking about? - My story.
"- What are you talking about? - My story."
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To "The Gold Violin," by Kenneth Cosgrove.
"To "The Gold Violin," by Kenneth Cosgrove."
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I did. It was lovely.
"I did. It was lovely."
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I'd rather play with Silly Putty.
"I'd rather play with Silly Putty."
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