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Clips from Mad Men (2007) - A Night to Remember (S02E02)

"Politics aside, you need to be aware"
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"that a client will take any excuse not to pay us."
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"Hey, Harry, what's the name of that place we went to"
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"with the wallpaper and the kebabs?"
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"I don't remember."
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"Can one of you help me read TV scripts?"
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"For money?"
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"I don't think so."
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"There are things to do that I didn't know were my job."
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"I thought I would be a liaison between the networks and the agency"
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"That's what your job was before."
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"That's why we have juniors."
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"Someone to blame."
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"so you can run over them."
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"They're set on competing at the tap."
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"that's actually excited about Heineken being imported?"
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"For women entertaining in the home, Holland is Paris."
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"They can buy this sophisticated beer"
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"and proudly walk it into the kitchen instead of hiding it in the garage."
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"If you want to get some research,"
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"I'll get them into a room with you again."
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"northern New Jersey, Connecticut, the cash belt--"
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"away from the other beer,"
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"Maybe short, uneven stacks."
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"Plus, housewives love green."
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"By the way, I hate to disappoint your wife,"
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"And believe me, I'm sure my wife would rather go see a movie."
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"Who's Crab Colson?"
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"I'll get the time from your girl again."
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"Send him in, please."
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"- Roger. - Crane."
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"Looks pretty big already."
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"Well, the way other television departments have this set up--"
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"there should be a dedicated man for Broadcast Operations."
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"And what is he dedicated to?"
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"Who's going to pay this person, you?"
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"Sometimes."
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"Because that's what Mitch thinks."
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"Warren, do you mind?"
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"I don't think Mitch has been very happy with my recent promotion."
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"Are you?"
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"Yes, of course."
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"Figure out a way to do the job yourself."
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"You better not repeat any of that to Mitch."
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"May l speak with Miss Olson?"
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"This is Father John Gill calling."
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"Hello, Peggy. This is Father John Gill."
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"Do you have a minute?"
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"Yes. Did you get the flyer?"
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"It's good, but can you take whatever this is"
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"What do you mean, whatever this is?"
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"Well, there's been some discussion."
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"Don't you like it?"
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"The CYO committee is curious about "A Night to Remember.""
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"It's wholesome and romantic."
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"And you have to get the girls."
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"Well--"
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"They just want to feel involved."
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"Of course."
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"I'd love to hear their thoughts."
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"Good-bye, Father."
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"Unlike some deodorants,"
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"Fresh doesn't promise you eternal romance."
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"I'm sorry."
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"No, that's not exactly what I asked for."
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"WelI, I don't know what you had in mind, but we are spread very thin."
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"Hello, Warren."
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"You. . ."
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"You look great today."
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"I need someone to run our commercial scripts"
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"past the networks for approval."
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"No. That person also has to read the network scripts for me"
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"and really make sure our clients aren't misrepresented."
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"I don't feeI comfortable sending my girls out of the building,"
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"My wife is pregnant."
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"How many are there?"
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"And what are they looking for?"
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"We just want to nip any problems in the bud."
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"right before a Lucky ad."
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"It sounds interesting."
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"It is. For the first few."
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"They're very sensitive to Communism."
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"Why can't I do that?"
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"Because you already have a job."
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"No. I mean talk to her like that."
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"She's so much woman."
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"You are so graceful."
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"She is adorable."
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"She's going to be Piglet."
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"It's all very professional-looking."
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"CheryI's 1 4. She won't even waltz on my feet anymore."
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"Enjoy it while you can."
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"Crab, can I get you another one of those?"
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"- Roger? - Ladies first."
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"All right, the evening show is over."
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"Bedtime. Say good-bye to everybody."
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"Good night."
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"Hello, Mrs. Draper."
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"Betty."
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"I'm sorry l'm late. My date cancelled."
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"You should have called."
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"I might have been able to replace her."
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"Carla, would you please put these in water?"
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"And our head count is now seven."
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"What a lovely home."
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"Hello, Duck."
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"Hello."
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"And who do we have here?"
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"This is Bobby."
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"Do you like baseball, Bobby?"
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"Come on. Let's go to bed."
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"l don't know. My wife hated odd numbers."
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"Well, hello, there."
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"Duck Phillips, you know Mona."
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"Hello."
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"Crab, Duck. Duck, Crab."
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"Can l get you something?"
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"Tomato juice, if you have it."
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"Come on."
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"I'll have something with dinner."
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