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The mad men show was the longest Coke ad ever made

Do they still have these seminars where strangers can be so open and brutally honest without being judged for it anymore? I know they have AA and NA but I don't mean for substance abuse, just regular people like Leonard.

The whole show is about sociopath narcissists who is trying to convince other people and himself that he is a normal human with real human emotions. He fails at getting any of this but hopefully at the end he realizes who he is an is okay with being a POS that he’s always been

Peggy supports Don more than his wives ever did. When I watched the show I always wanted these characteristics in my partner

Such a perfect ending to a great show. Was Don redeemed or was he not? I think the jury's still out and that's what I like about it.

Years after watching the show, I just learned that Leonard = Real Don. Maybe a coincidence, but still.

She should have asked where in California. She should have also said it will shock you, how much it never happened, the way he did with her when she was getting her abortion in the hospital

'I just wanted to hear your voice ' - it got me!

The greatest ending in TV history...and Peggy is his only soloce

He definitely does wanna work on coke

Back then this kind of honesty wouldn’t be heroic but reckless and he’d be judged for it

this happened to me once

“Well, weren’t you a lucky little boy” to a round of knowing laughs. Suggests that none of the men sitting there, if they had a father, got along very well with him.

Don got love but didn't knew how to process that, didn't knew what it is. Some people are not that lucky.This is not my delusion but I can certainly say I have never received love from from the time I can remember. I am totally dysfunctional individual. For last two years I not talked to anyone who I can consider a friend. Even if I try to talk to someone I cannot hold conversation more than 4 or 5 lines. I have considered ending my life on more occasions I can remember. People think I am doing this intentionally. They don't know how different and difficult it is for me to feel and establish connection with someone. For previous 25 years of my life I had a target of studying. Now college is finished and I am doing a job, I have become totally dysfunctional, because I cannot deal with other people. I have been heavily penalised by my superiors because I fail at every task that involves other people. I am leaving this comment only in the hope that if you come across a person like me, please be kinder to them. I have never harmed anyone, never have I ever picked a fight, never have I ever publicly abused anyone who works below me. I am just that someday my condition would get better. I will be able to deal with other people at emotional level. I don't know if I ever will be successful.

The fact that Cutler and the partners got all pissed about this is ridiculous. Cutler literally has no soul.

I think that monologue, is something I could relate to the most. This show is beautiful, i don’t even cry but i started to tear up.

Watching this while eating a Hershey’s is really something

To me the most important part of these scenes is Don showing and feeling empathy for Leonard.

The last several episodes were brutal. Especially his ex-wife demanding he stay away from her as she dies. It totally taints the entire series.

"Sadly, big chance the answer would have been negative." - I think the answer was positive. Peggy tells him - "I don't think you should be alone right now." He responds: "I am in a crowd." He is saying that he is alone. In the next scene he finds someone with the same feelings as him. He is now, no longer alone and that's what he needed. That's what we all need.

I swear mad men is special to me i love the characters the writting but this ending really sucked for me. To me don shouldve had a better ending i always thought it was gonna end with his death from jumping out a window but still this ending was like a cheap knock off to let him have a happy ending

Imagine remembering this commercial, then rewinding and constructing a whole show, dozens of episodes, dozens of actors, thousands of lines of dialogue, that build up to this ending.

Thought my inner turmoil would turn me into Don Draper. I ended up becoming Leonard

I just finished watching the show and it was great but the ending's really hurting me. I get the artistic blah blah, but I legit wanted it to end after him seeing his children and assuring them that whatever happens, he'll be there. I wanted it to end by having one last drink with roger and pitching the final monologue to coke while Roger and Peggy watched him over and being proud. I really hate the last two episodes right now.

I don't stop marveling at how every scene in the entire run of this show seems to fit snuggly into a masterpiece of a jigsaw puzzle, as if the entirety of the show was comprehensively worked-out from the get-go. There doesn't seem to be one lackluster moment or false step from episode to episode, season to season. I'm rewatching this scene and for the first time I'm recognizing the weight of Peggy's one little question about Coke. It planted in my brain, I guess, when I first watched it and left its seeds so I could subliminally appreciate the ending. Now I can see that the whole thing was diagrammed and how what worked scene by scene in this final episode feels like how everything worked scene-by-scene, episode-by-episode, for the entire series.

I think I still would have bought this pitch. Am I crazy for not seeing the problem?

To every person like me who knows what it feels like to sit in that refrigerator, please give yourself a hug for me.

What a beautiful scene. Wow, an emotional scene and the vulnerability is overwhelming. Being wanted....is that not the entire need or desire Don Draper has. Despite all his infidelity in reality he's connecting more to this Hershey bar and it's memories more than anyone he's been with.

3:28 If you ever wanted to know what Jesus Christ looks like, she’s standing right there.

I’m the end, like Bert said, Don didn’t have the stomach for it.

This ending is so great but just imagine that coke pitch to Peggy when he got to New York

what an amazing show. Such an emotional ending. I cant lie, i was tearing up knowing it's over. But it was such an amazing time watching the show, thanks to everyone in the show, but especially thanks to Jon Hamm. He seems like a great man. much love to mad men forever <3

Am I the only one who’s going to say this? Helen Slater looks great.

Outstanding scene. Hamm's decision to underplay the emotion instead of breaking down crying was especially fascinating, because while the surrounding context of what he's describing is horrible, the memory itself is a sweet one - indeed, the only one. There's a sense of relief he must feel finally releasing this pent-up pain, even if the two sides of his life (his past and his work) are colliding recklessly.

Fucking superb acting from Leonard. His whole monologue is so calm and resigned that you'd think he's made some sort of twisted peace with his unhappiness, only for him to suddenly explode into tears at the end, all that suppressed pain turned raw again. And then that beautiful catharsis with Don. Fuck I love this show.

One of the best and most unexpectedly uplifting finales I've ever seen.

Perfect Denouement Poetic Neatly ties every theme together

Don Draper spills all the beans to Peggy. She barely reacts. Don goes to a spiritual retreat to try redeeming himself. He just converts it into another ad. Very twisted.

Finally watched the last season of Mad Men, even years after it has finished. Although the show was very entertaining, and probably one of the last shows on TV not to be made for a dumbed down audience. However, I remain hugely dissapointed as someone whose career was in advertising agencies, that the show had very little to do with ad agencvy life but more about relationships of a group of peope working in a ficticious agency. Even though it was innitially set in the golden age of advertising, fsiled miserably to touch it or how agencies work. Didn't explain any of the various ceparttments in any great detail, eg, print prodution , Maybe they shouild have named it the life and times of Donald Draper.

I never thought how the lyrics in the song are "I'd like to BUY the world a Coke." and not "GIVE the world a Coke." So it's such a bullshit fake message about peace and love message right away! 🤣

He came up with that famous Coke commercial while he was meditating. So I guess he’s still in advertising.

After being sometimes hugely disappointed by the endings of some major television series over the years, this was a much-needed excellent & satisfying ending. Bravo to everyone involved!

Leonard’s pain: I’m a good, honest man but everyone (including family) treats me like I’m invisible. I’m all alone. Don’s pain: I’m impossible to ignore. I’m good looking and command every room I’m in, but what they see is a mask and completely fake. I’m all alone.

Fastest breakdown recovery ever

He looks strange out of a suit

Maybe this is rhetorical, but did Coca Cola pay Lionsgate for the final clip? Couldn't confirm this from the Web.

Always cry when i watch Mad Men's ending scene, no matter how many times i've watched.

" il sorriso enigmatico del buddha che don sfoggia sul finire dell ultima stagione non è l ultima cosa che si vede perchè questa volta la puntata non chiude con don ma con lo spot della cocacola , forse di sua creazione: la vita di dick-don è stata tutta permeata dal desiderio di possedere e di essere posseduto da qualcosa che gli era dato solo di guardare da lontano e che gli veniva tolto appena pensava di averlo catturato attraverso gli occhi: don non fa in tempo a guardare sua madre che quella muore davanti ai suoi occhi di appena arrivato, e lui passerà la sua esistenza a cercare di ritrovarla in tutte le donne che ama proprio perchè gli ricordano l amore sentimentale appena nato e subito perduto di sua madre (le brune) e l accudimento erotico ed emotivo del suo primo rapporto (le bionde). don considera il denaro uno strumento per dire grazie per trasmettere amicizia per essere presente e complice, quindi bisogno di possedere e di essere posseduto dal desiderio scatenato dalla vista e soldi fanno la pubblicità, e se la pubblicità è quella del brand che creò babbo natale, tutto torna. "

These are terrific scenes, but what made me laugh was that Don ends this journey among the hippies…which he had some pretty specific opinions on in S1. S1 Don wouldn’t have been caught dead in a setting like this

That old JC Pennys bag takes me back , awesome