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"Sex and Death, Baby" (S4E4) (The Rejected)

"Sex and Death, Baby" (S4E4) (The Rejected)

FromThey Coined It, a Mad Men Podcast


"Sex and Death, Baby" (S4E4) (The Rejected)

FromThey Coined It, a Mad Men Podcast

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Length:
76 minutes
Released:
Sep 23, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Dan is back and he and Roberta have lots to say about this rollercoaster of a Mad Men episode - directed by John Slattery, everything feels like a bedroom farce. We've got Dr. Faye Miller's focus group, Allison draws a line in the sand, and Peggy goes to a (rave? happening? fete?) and has a blast. Do your hosts take more than one Jewish culture explainer tangent? Maaaybe. 
All That's Interesting (1960s NYC photos)
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Producer - Roberta Lipp
Graphics (including logo and merch) - Albert Stern (stickrust arts)
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Released:
Sep 23, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Hosts Roberta Lipp and Dan Jasper are legacy Mad Men analyzers going back to their "Basket of Kisses" blogging years. Join them (and the occasional special guest) on an episodic journey through the series that ruined all other shows for its fans. In addition to founding the blog, Roberta was a contributor to Matt Zoller Seitz's Mad Men Carousel.