How about good old Roger Sterling, he strategically carries
on a romance with a stewardess and gets tipped off by her when high level executives
are stuck in the airport for long waits or delays. He then shows up to the airport, buys the
unsuspecting mark a drink and has his girl get him on the flight wherever it
may be going so he can get his foot in the door on the ad business. The maneuvering by Roger with his airport
girl is how he got Don the meeting with Chevy.
What a clever move by Roger, its great see Roger back in some action,
selling and doing what a good account man would do back in 1968.
Then comes the public stock offering that Bert Cooper and
Pete Campbell were working on, the deal may or may not have fallen apart with
the news that the agency lost the Jaguar account and the Vicks Chemical account. The agency loses the Vicks account because Pete
runs into his father in law of all people at a New York City brothel, his
father in law tells Pete he’s despicable for being there and pulls his business………interesting. And the jaguar account goes away when Don
tells the slimy guy from the dealers association over dinner to basically go
find a new agency. Don never liked that
guy, the way he asked to be set up with Joan for a night so he would vote in
the agency’s favor at the pitch meeting.
What a slime ball, good for Don.
Peggy does get an apartment with her hippie boyfriend in not
such a good area of New York. She gets
kissed by her boss Ted Chough and continues to fantasize about him later in the
episode. There are always lots of relationships
that start at work, this won’t be the 1st or last that’s for sure. The look on her face when Don was in Ted
office and they told her about the merger was great.
The best is yet to come this season, is the new agency going
to be Sterling, Cooper, Draper, Gleason and Chough? Check out the sneak peak of next week’s
episode, we see Peggy is back and Ted is working in the new office with his new
team.
Great post!
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