MAD MEN on AMC - Season 6

John Popper contributes special final season lyrics to "A Beautiful Mine."

http://i649.photobucket.com/albums/uu216/le_bateau_ivre/cb60ea6cbfe65ec980490c282ebedd06.jpg

Captured this add from the new New Yorker issue.

- Two Don's
- Police
- Don is holding someone's hand (Megan?)

lollll

ONE WAY!

STOP!

Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell ref???

in the season finale [SPOILERS] Don murders Joni Mitchell

and puts up a parking lot.

don draper = DD. first D = Duritz. second D = Didit. that's "Duritz Didit." the counting crows killed joni mitchell. weiner's done it again!

isn't this just the poster from March again?

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Ah, didn't know that

still no idea who that's meant to be in the glasses behind him. if anyone.

clark kent

Cutler, no?

no window leaps due

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/22/mad-men-ending-window-jump_n_3483412.html

Weiner previously said he knows the ending of "Mad Men." "I do know how the whole show ends," he told Jeff Garlin for "Jeff Garlin in Conversation With ..." "It came to me in the middle of last season. I always felt like it would be the experience of human life. And human life has a destination."

Great, more afterlife bullshit? Don meets God and God is Ronald McDonald?

You can't avoid the noid forever

Don climbing out of his deathbed to pitch the Noid to Dominoes would be an amazing ending

human life's destination = death, not nec. afterlife

lmao at the noid yall

God is Dog and it's name is Spuds MacKenzie

Don has to die at the end, right? Continuity of work in New York is not an option (because it's not an ending) and Hawaii would be a cop out.

He could have a new baby or something.

Don will die in episode 9, final arc on the show will be Peggy starting to have visions of him.

dick whitman becomes a separate physical entity and kills don

chauncey the dog comes back to do a spuds mckenzie commercial

Don dying would seem heavy handed and lame, I think. Not as bad as an afterlife thing, but I would rather the show opt for a subtler, more ambiguous type of resolution.

Don goes into a coma and has an extended hallucination where he lives in New Jersey and/or is Bob Benson.

'did he… die??'

Don and Sally switch bodies a la Freaky Friday.

don switches places with pete's mom and has funtimez with manolo.

Don has been a manifestation of Peggy's imagination the whole time. Peggy dies in a pedestrian vs. bus accident and Don vanishes in thin air.

everyone goes to heaven and hugo is god

Bobby turns out to be Rob Sheffield, which explains why he calls it the greatest tv drama ever.

It was Earth all along

Don disappears and he starts over as Dick Whitman.

http://thepunkeffect.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/avoid-the-noid.jpg

So who did Don have sex with that inspired The Noid?

preparation h: avoid the 'roid

Don is frozen and comes back to life to eat at TGI Friday's

Don dying as a show ending = obvious copout imho hope its mote interesting than that

i think it will turn out he is his own hallucination

Entire series has been a hallucination extending from that first time Roger took acid.

Don was dock Ellis on the mound

show reboots and is told from the pov of creepy glen's lock of betty's hair

Vincent K is upbeat

"The finale is great. Matthew continues to raise it to an even higher level,
and people are going to be really surprised by the finale... "

http://www.tvguide.com/news/Mad-Men-Finale-Vincent-Kartheiser-1067036.aspx

Pete gets to have sexytime w/Rory again, yet avoids getting his ass kicked.

Roger starts dating Sally

Don has to die at the end, right? Continuity of work in New York is not an option (because it's not an ending) and Hawaii would be a cop out.

He could yet be arrested or fired, but I'm sure pretty much any other major character dying would have a bigger emotional impact. But they don't actually need to kill anyone off for the sake of drama, they've already gone down that road, and I kind of hope they don't.

Thank fuck no one jumps out of a window by the way.

So much shit to work round in the last season as well - Sharon Tate murder, Nixon inauguration, moon landing, Stonewall riots, last performance of the Beatles maybe, Roger Sterling at Woodstock definitely.