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

"When did you get up?"
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"Is it still Saturday?"
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"Okay."
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"and it doesn't have to be a big deal."
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"Carla will help you."
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"I'd appreciate it if you'd take care of the things on the list."
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"You two are on your honeymoon, Mr. Seeger?"
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"Yes."
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"And how did you meet this lovely young lady?"
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"They're not doctors."
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"Stop it. Gerry has a job."
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"I was right. There is only one book about Moby Dick."
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"I don't know."
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"Oh, Lord."
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"Hello, Father. What a pleasant surprise."
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"I just thought that he could use a visit."
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"Bless you."
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"Much better, thanks."
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"Good, good. I'm glad."
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"It means a lot that you're visiting."
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"Are you hungry?"
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"It is."
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"I would love to take advantage of your professional services again."
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"I don't think that's what the kids want."
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"I'll get you the specifics."
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"But who exactly oversaw the placement"
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"WelI, I take full responsibility."
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"The Russians are still our enemy, you know."
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"You need to get your department in line, or l'll gut it."
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"How could that be? You made that job up."
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"and, I don't know, buy time."
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"So now what? It's a whole 'nother job."
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"Heineken was pleased but confused."
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"That's why l brought Campbell."
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"So what's the problem?"
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"We just have to find a way to excite your average tavern inhabitant,"
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"and they'll be happy."
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"Okay."
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"We'll go up and down the Hudson,"
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"We can try that."
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"Make it look popular."
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"We'll go make some calls."
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"You're still going to have to sit down and sell this to them."
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"but l don't know about Sunday night."
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"He seemed to think it was important that we sit down with Crab Colson."
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"Rogers & Cowan."
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"Mr. Sterling is here to see you."
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"and l've checked on this--"
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"The money we save avoiding surprises will make it worthwhile."
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"You smoke, Crane?"
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"How do I know you're not just goIdbricking?"
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"Peggy Olson speaking."
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"What's the problem?"
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"Well, they feel it sends the wrong message to the girls."
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"It's the only way the boys will come."
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"and l know better than them."
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"Good-bye."
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"Mr. Crane, may l be of some assistance?"
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"What?"
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"I received a memo from Mr. Sterling's office,"
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"saying that you needed a girl to help you with your workload."
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"Hello, Joan."
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"Thank you, Warren."
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"Can't you just use a messenger?"
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"but l will find someone to read the scripts."
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"For example, if a kid's pushing away his dinner in disgust,"
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"just make sure it's not Gorton's fish sticks."
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"You know, people can't be coughing and dying"
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"They're doing Winnie the Pooh this year."
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"Like the song says, I'd be a fool to say no."
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"- Good night, slugger. - Good night."
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"Hello."
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"These are beautiful."
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"Sorry I'm late. I didn't want to come stag."
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"Nobody cares."
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"Of course."
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"Of course this is Petra and Crab Colson."
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"I used to live there."
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"We should get a boat."
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"We're lonely."
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"Terrific."
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"accompanied by egg noodIes,"
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"And we have a choice of burgundy from France"
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"You'll do anything to win an argument."
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"You went out and bought that? At the store?"
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"but no, I did. Why?"
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"What's so funny?"
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"Crab, if you want to be in business"
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"Heineken is one of our clients."
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"Hear, hear."
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"It holds the wholesome promise of the kind of hand-holding"
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"Maybe leave some room for the Holy Ghost."
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"They go to church together."
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"And this isn't the first CYO event."
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"No. We don't have to throw this one away,"
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"Thank you all for your generosity and your time."
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"And the copy machine?"
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"Good night, Peggy."
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"I really am glad you're here."
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"I'm sorry. You came back so fast."
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"Honestly, people don't come out of comas much."
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"What happened to your fascination with Glen Cove?"
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"with a box of bonbons on your lap to soothe your cravings."
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"Of course."
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"It's okay. We had a long day."
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"What are you talking about?"
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"You embarrassed me."
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"Petra Colson missing her chair."
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"I'm not going to bed."
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"What do you know?"
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"Go ahead. Tell me."
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"Jimmy told me everything."
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"l'm not going to dignify Jimmy Barrett with a response."
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"He's a big mouth."
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"I saw you two together."
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"Good morning."
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"Did she?"
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"I've done my part. The rest is up to her."
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"Yes. Joan is handling Broadcast Operations."
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"I think so."
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