Top 10 Most Memorable Mad Men Scenes
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Paul Kinsey:"He might loose his foot" Roger Sterling:"Right when he got it in the door"
THANK YOU! I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY DIDN'T EVEN GIVE THE LAWNMOWER SCENE AN HONORABLE MENTION!
"It looks like Iwo Jima out there."
The Riding Lawn mower scene should have been in the top 10, as well as when he kept Sylvia Rosen hostage in the hotel room.
Oh yeah, a damn good one!
The phone call between Betty and Don after he finds out she has cancer
+Catey Phiel
"Oh, Birdie"
"I know"
made me cry
SPOILER!!!!
That's kind of in number 2 when Don and Peggy pull an all nighter.
Sam Steinig Q
Peggy's rockstar entrance at McCann Erickson deserved at least an honorable mention
I LOVED that!
That was gay
Peggy Olsen is an ugly lame bitch
That shit was whack af. Peggalicioiuus was annoying af
monokhem A fictional character is smarter than me according to some dweeb on the internet. Oh no!
The final episode where the man in the confession group admits to feeling unloved and Don hugs him. Just thinking about it makes me choke up.
That scene has all the feels. Such a brilliant end to a brilliant show.
I was coming down to say this, then saw this. Fucking this. It sums up the entire season and in essence the entire series in a single moment about someone who has it all, but in a way has nothing. Beautiful scene.
Don finally connected with someone that he was not trying to get something out of.
I believe he was speaking for society as a whole because as we age we disappear and no one pays attention to us like if you had the same experience as a child - especially middle children.
There is so much from the final episode alone that could be on this list.
Joan: "We won't answer to anyone."
Peggy finally finding love.
Don's meditation cutting to the coke commercial.
Betty's letter to Sally.
Pete literally flying off to his dream life.
God, this fucking series is so good.
No Roger playing piano and Peggy skating??
There were too many good scenes in the last episodes
That's an organ for petes sake
PanikGrafik lol that part was my favorite
@@stanmusz scene
Peggy is ugly af
Betty shooting the neighbors birds anyone
Elyonna Jackson that was in the top 10 insane Mad Men moments.
Thanks
No stupid. That was just cruel.
I didn’t like that episode. Don’t like seeing anything getting hurt, even though it wasn’t real. Still didn’t like it.
It was an epic display of Betty's insanity!
End of season 6 where Don shows Sally, Bobby and Gene where he grew up. Pretty powerful scene.
Yes, very powerful.
Keith Wasser yesss ❤️awesome scene.
YES
Extremely.
I love how understated they kept it. Also, Matthew Weiner has said that he directed Jon Hamm to just say, "This is where I grew up," straightforward. Hamm insisted on emphasizing *I*. And, in Weiner's words, "Jon was right."
Lane's suicide was absolutely terrifying. A memorable scene for sure.
Totally agree
I liked Lane. It was sad seeing his descent…
I loved Lane so much it truly shocked me they killed him but it's one of those moments when you realize you're dealing with an extremely well made show.
Don walking away from Megan while she is being made up for her TV debut and the strings of "You Only live twice" start. Following a montage of the characters ending the season, he goes to a bar and a girls asks "Are you alone?". He just looks at her. Classic!
Episode and season number?
@@liamkenny7094 season 5 finale
Absolutely! Good call.
One of the best!
Not even a mention of Bert Cooper's "Who cares"?
Gosh.
who cares
He seems to be pretty underrated
legit the most important scene
That's WatchMojo for ya
Wasn’t it roger?
"I had your baby and I gave it away"
How is this scene not part of the list??
What a wonderful way to bring back one of the weirdest Mad Men subplots.
"I know all men are dizzy & powerless to refuse you but consider me the incorruptible exception, fried chicken indeed"
Yeah, this list was terrible. Missed so many pivotal moments.
YES YES YES YES. Literally crushed my fucking heart. It was an important moment where Peggy completely put her career over her heart and also forced us to realize that Pete really wouldn't have made a great husband/partner.
The carousel episode definitely took Mad Men to a new level. The best TV series I've ever watched.
adub4ever word the fuck up(3 years later)
I need help here. So I just started and it seems slow... Does it get better?
Lightning Phan I started last week it’s a slow burner but worth the watch
@@ronlil100 ok. I'm on s1 e9 right now
Lightning Phan season 3 episode 2.
Remember Roger on LSD?
That was good!
Campbell / Pryce fistfight
"Am I the only one who wants to see this? "
I felt sorry for Pete Campbell because Pryce was a better fighter. I hate fights period!
@@angelacarleton9575 It was a nice win for Pryce. He didnt really have much going for him. Unfortunately it wasn't enough. Pete will always be an asset due to his links and skills, so it didn't matter if he lost.
"That'll be enough of that!" - Layne Price
@@angelacarleton9575 Plus, Layne was bigger and I feel he picked on Pete because he was smaller. Don insulted Layne in short the door and have a seat episode, but Layne would not want any part of Don.
The episode where Pete realises his love for Trudy and pleads her to go to Wichita with him, that scene actually made me happy. Pete may have been a snake for most of the show's run but the final few episodes redeemed him a little bit
Oscar Martin Definitely. Trudy was truly the best♡
Honestly outside of season one Pete wasn't a snake
later he's just an insecure loser
but he does get better and better as it goes on.
Pete is the epitome of American privilege. I hate that he succeeded and got his beautiful family that he didn’t deserve, back. Fuck Pete.
Don received a lot of critics. For me the worse is Pete Campbell. Nothing positive about him.
@@dansteak People that hate Pete this much, are probably a season 1 Pete in real life.
Weirdly for a show that won 4 Emmys in a row, the show's actually become quite underrated over time. It's probably the most consistent show season-to-season I've ever seen. Out of 7 seasons season 6 was the only one that wasn't excellent, and even that had a really great finale. The final season (or half-season) was probably the best thing on TV that year other than Fargo and Hannibal yet it didn't seem to get much credit at all
6 was better than 5
You'd probably be in the minority there but the point is the vast majority of it was excellent
GiantSandles I dont get how 5 is better recieved than 6. I love how dark 6 got. But if you say
+GiantSandles i think MadMen became it's own worst enemy in that it was so good and deservedly won so many awards, that other shows/the network officials kind of colluded against them. they couldn't pay for an award after the 4th season - which was absolute insanity. that show should have taken home awards every year for its excellence. instead of punishing, the show should have been lauded as one that every actor/actress should use as a tool in mastering their craft. everyone brought their A game, including the children. because the jealousy of the show had become SO obvious and in the ether towards the shows end, it would been incredibly foolish to not give jon hamm an emmy for his portrayal of don draper. people may have actually stopped watching; you can't have a show if no one watches.
One of the reasons the show was great was that the makers of the same went all out to capture not just the physical look of the time, but the social and other atmosphere of the time. My Dad was an exec (not in advertising) during the time "MM" is set, and much of what the show puts forth was definitely true and accurate. Great show, sorry it is now done.
The one where he says goodbye to Anna for the last time knowing she will die while she’s in blissful ignorance is one of the most crushing scenes ever. He wants to give a proper goodbye but has to restrain himself in order to preserve her peace of mind. One of the most emotionally powerful and jarring scenes I’d ever watched.
One of my ten would be when Peggy tells Pete she gave away their baby, and that she can't love him. Very affecting
MightyQuinn2021 omg i forgot about this one
How is that not on the list
It's been long enough since Mad Men ended that I am now ready to re-watch it. It's that good. Who is with me?
jennoelle29 I am.
Already done thrice.
Already done it three times. Best time spent.
I am
Just finished 5th time
The carousel scene still gives me goosebumps when Don says "it's a time machine".. I grew up in the 60s and we had a Kodak Carousel slide projector we used a LOT. Hearing the slides clicking when Don is making his sales pitch takes me back.
Another Top 10 Most Memorable Mad Men Scenes...
1.) Don has a drink with Joan
2.) Betty confronts Don about cheating
3.) Don fires Sal
4.) Peggy tells Pete about their child
5.) Joan's fiancee rapes her
6.) Betty confronts Don about his past
7.) Burglar pretends to be Sally, Bobby, and Gene's grandma
8.) Peggy and Stan in the finale
9.) Henry talks with Sally about dying Betty
10.) Roger insults Japanese Honda business men
Number 4.
You forgot how Peggy beat Stan in the strip scene at the Waldorf.😎
1 - Accutron watches
2 - Drug Scenes of Don and Crogrove dancing
3 - Meg mad on that black lingeriers
4 - Office presentation for peggy from that guy from tv's on the earlys eps.
I cried after that Carousel pitch.
Mr. Horseshoe is your name Harry Crane?
Harry Crane is crying, and even leaves the meeting room. “It’s a time machine”. The best.
My favorite episode. All the elements of storytelling, at its finest.
I thought that the scene from Season 3 where Don tells Betty the truth about his past was also very powerful.
I definitely think the scene where we find out what really happened in Korea should be on here, or at least The Hobo Code where we learn that Don is not who he says he is.
Should have called it Most Memorable Mad Men Moments (MMMMM)
5000
What does the microwave say?
Alliteration always annoys absolutely anyone.
'Red in the face' where Don makes Roger climb 23 flight of stairs.Arguably one of the best revenge in television history
I don’t know why this isn’t talked about more. Savage Draper at his best.
They didn’t even include the best scene from “The Suitcase” the end of the episode where Don breaks down in front of Peggy and then when she comes into his office and he shows her the campaign and grabs her hand. That whole episode was just great.
Top 10 Chicks Don Banged
Oh God well yeah
reyno the school teacher was fuckin 🔥
The entire cast basically.
@@victoriomartinez3117 Well, half the cast, at least!
Bert Cooper's Dance is definitely my number one.
That was great! I never woukd have expected it. It felt a little Trippy. 😅
I still can’t believe this show is as old as it is, it’s so much better than 99% of the series that are aired these days..
That would mean TV is better today than it was when Madmen was on.
It's absolutely realistic, focuses on character arcs, story progression and wants to tell a story. No woke shit in there so yeah, shows now do the opposite, just woke, nothing else. Will be a long time before we see such a masterpiece again
@@mamoruchiba752What’s wrong with being woke? I doubt you even know what the word actually means
@@mamoruchiba752 I would actually say the show is pretty woke. Especially on the feminist themes. The difference is that it's subtle and not hectoring like the woke garbage we see today.
I'll be depressed as hell on sunday night. God, I'm gonna miss this show.
You're not alone
We can make New shows like this that take place n the 1950s about all sorts of corporate industries, we could have a show that would be way more interesting about the Aerospace Industry showing atomic weapons and we could crowd fund it all, just pic a subject and we could make an incredible show about it and just have it take place in the 1920s like boardwalk empire or have one about world war 2 with the war in teh background, have a show about anything really Mad Men shows us how easy it is to make a compelling show if you just have the right actors and actresses and writing and set design
I just finished it. What a wonderful binge
@@AckzaTV It's funny reading this six years later because Oppenheimer just came out.
You could make a Top Ten of Roger Sterling quotes. They were always hilarious.
"No. I will spend the rest of my life trying to hire you."
Yes. A good line for sure.
When Peggy gave her notice to Don. That just tugged at the heart strings.
Don : I give you money, you give me Ideas.
Peggy : You never say Thank You
Don : THATS WHAT THE MONEY IS FOR !!!
HAHAHA For some reason I found that funny.
Same here! Great scene
Technically he is right. You never have to thank an employee, but a little kindness goes a long way. Don never understood that.
@@shrapnel77 well it is the 20th century, when toxic and unapologetic masculinity was a thing
Peggy was needy. She was my least favorite character.
@@olstech24
Today Peggy would say, ‘this is a hostile work environment and I am not appreciated for my efforts…I am going to HR’.
“She was an astronaut” greatest moment of that show
Such good writing
Peggy's resignation was one of the hardest moments I've ever witnessed in Mad Men.
Pete finally admitting to Peggy that he truly loves her only to find out that she did at one time love him, had his baby, gave it away and can never love him ever again. Amazing scene!
I was shocked Pete didn't ask any questions about his child. And the scene when he begs for forgiveness so his wife takes him back; I imagined in my head that he would confess to his family on his death bed.
"SURPRISE!!! There's an AIRPLANE here to see you!!!!"
Hey you can't talk to me like that 😂 😂 😂
I was glad to see Joan's segment on this list. During the whole series I was always expecting to see her break until I understood that it's her resiliency that really characterizes her. She is a wonderfully complex, beautiful character.
Damn, I will miss the hell out of this show...
….yet it had to end and brilliantly so, that is why there are re-runs! Living through the 1960s, I think that the Manson Tate-la Bianca murders ended the innocence of the decade.
the letter betty wrote for sally
“sally i always worried about you because you march to the beat of your own drum. but now i know that’s good. i know your life will be an adventure.”
Bye bye birdie, i loved that scene when Sal danced it
the look on his wife's face when she realized...that was a phenomenal scene.
this maybe the best written show in TV history, everything is great about this show
A memorable episode for me is when Don takes his family out for a picnic in his new Cadillac. As they get ready to go home, Betty flings all their trash on the ground. They drive off, but the camera stays. And stays. Without a word; it speaks Loud and Clear.
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For some reason, the scene when Don makes Connie Hilton an old fashioned at Roger’s wedding is my favorite. The unbridled confidence when he has no idea who Connie is. Literally, Don at his best. Personable, of course mysterious, and cavalier in the best way; yet, vulnerable, of course arrogant (rightfully so), and brutally sincere. One of the most flawed characters in the history of television; therefore, one of the best.
Don is the best character in modern TV history... other than Tony Soprano of course. But they’re similar and therfore amazing
"It's not a wheel; it's a carousel." That's my favorite Mad Men scene, having remembered Kodiak's Carousel Slide Projector, but never knew Sterling Cooper developed the name!
Sterling Cooper (in all it's incarnations) was always fictional.
@@Desmaad , My comment was kiddingly said.
Pete and Trudy Campbell's dance at Roger's party is one of my favourite scenes
For me its the historical references that makes this series. Snippets of culture/popular culture(bye bye birdie, marsha and john, etc) some of which I knew of some of which had to look up, the moon landing, Kennedy being shot, MMs death and life and the effect of it on people etc etc. Seeing those events that I never witnessed but read or heard about and witnessing them through other people's eyes is done beautifully and sets this otherwise 'entertaining' drama series apart as something truly remarkable.
*I re-watch Mad Men every year. This series is more than TV is pure Art.*
Ditto.
The carousel pitch isnt just Don Draper at his finest, it's Mad men at it's finest finest. I think that's the moment I decided I really liked the show, up until that point, I wasnt really hooked. I only started watching the show in December, I think but it's already become one of my favorites of all time. I will miss it after it ends
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don letting the kid drive home was sweet
Honestly the scene where don sees Bert dancing after his death should be top 3 along with the heinz beans pitch between don and meghan, that scene was incredible! Also that scene where hes trippin out and he almost drowns. So many better scenes than this list
The carousel scene. The most impactful TV scene in my life. Will never forget it. Perfection.
Lane's boss: YOU ARE FIRED
Lane: Very good, happy christmas
Great list but the lawnmower scene and Lane's suicide are more memorable than some here.
I love the scene where Don gets approached by the viscount and ask him if he’s “an actor or an astronaut”.
I think Bert Cooper's ghost doing the song and dance with the secretaries should have been number one. I waited for the entire series for Mad Men to pay homage to Robert Morse' musical background. That scene was fantastic!!!
Yes-Robert Morse did a lot of Broadway shows! A gem for the series!
what about the lawnmower scene!?
That was on their top 10 insane Mad Men moments
Ohhh thanks.
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It was a pivotal scene because it kept Lane in New York and allowed for the creation of SCDP
blankenship dying at her desk was amazing, he's lost secretaries in just about every possible way, peggy was promoted, jane had an affair with roger and married him, that phone girl was a ditz and was fired, meg and him got married lol that was just awesome.
Bobby: What if somebody shoots Henry?
Don: No one's gonna do that
Bobby: But they could
Don: But they won't
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Don: Henry's not that important
Hahahahahahahahaha
Don finally breaking down after finding out anna had died ?
I was glued to my seat watching the Hershey pitch scene, phenomenal acting and writing.
When Trudy tells Pete about their baby! Pete's shitless scared look is priceless 😄
When Cooper's secretary dies he says something like "she was born in a barn in 188? and died in the #? floor of a building, she was an astronaut". It was such an eye opener. For example, him and Clint Eastwood were born in 1930/1931. Segregation was an actuality for the first thirty years of their existence! It's mind boggling all the development that a person witnesses in their lifetime.
While all these moments are great, there really, really, REALLY needed to be some moments from Don's past here. What sticks in my mind most as incredibly poignant and sad (especially given what happened later) was when Don's brother sees him on the train after Don (or Dick Whitman, really) has supposedly been killed in action.
Yes -true! You have to be a sick and twisted soul to torture your family like that, especially that young kid, so you can guess what sort of a narcissist, don draper was in his soul
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The Carousel Pitch is what made me even bother to watch Mad Men. I get emotional every time I watch it. For me it is one of the greatest moments in TV history.
absolutely
"Fly over the picket lines with Mohawk..."
"HEY. TROTSKY. You're in advertising..."
One of my favourites.
Are we all forgetting the scene(I wanna say from season 4, it’s been 5 years since I’ve watched the show) where the real Don Draper’s wife passed away and he bawls in his office because she was the only person who truly knew him?
I’ve watched the entire series multiple times over and it’s still just as amazing watching it now as the first time. One of the most polished and greatest tv shows of our time.
I was a child of the Sixties, but my parents were the character's ages at the time. And although their situations were somewhat different, their themes were exactly the same. Such a spot on show and always brings me back with a thrill and a chill...
I love the scene when Don promotes Peggy to get even with Pete Campbell
Anything with Roger in it is a top 10. Dude was amazing.
The scene where Peggy and Stan declare their love for each other was great...and long overdue.
I liked when they are on the phone to each other, and he tells her he loves her - her reaction is priceless. Elizabeth Moss is a great actress.
My favourite show of all time, the sopranos following in close second. People think mad men is boring but I think that ignores its beauty. Mad men was created to reflect the reality of life - some events in life seem mundane at first but time and other people's actions create significance. The growth from season 1 to 7 makes it feel like a new show every season.
I love Sopranos i really do, but after watching Mad Men i have to say it tops it for me.
To me this is one of the best series that I have seen on TV. It touches so many subjects that are of interest from that era: advertising, sexism, racism, homophobia, familyu values, and alcoholism. Not only was the series entertaining but it was a bit educational for me. Correct me if I'm wrong, but to me, it was.
I also liked about Mad Men that all of the characters had interesting individual stories, all well written and developed and that all of the characters grew throughout the run of series.
What about Lane Pryce beating the bejesus out of Pete Campbell? That was so cathartic.
Totally agree with the Carousel scene being #1. Always get a little teary eyed watching that.
If you are a marketing professional as I am with an MBA and a DBA teaching marketing at the college level you view Don Draper as iconic, and emblematic of a golden age in marketing.
When Don punched Jimmy Barret for "ruining" his marriage.
One of my top scene in mad men .. when roger sterling play the piano and Peggy dancing 3>
Skating?
Peggy quitting is waaaaay low. And you took the best part of: when Don kissing her hand while say goodbye and Peggy cries.
My list:
1- Betty discovering who Don really is
2- The Carousel pitch
3- Guy McKendrick losing his foot
4- Peggy quits
5- Pete and Lane fight
6- the partners discovering Lane body hanging
7- Don and Betty telling the kids they’re divorcing
8- the partners being fired and starting SCDP
9- Don destroys Duck
10- Don and Peggy discussing in The Suitcase
What a series this was. There are 10, 15 fantastic scenes that could be listed.
Don not being able to tell anna shes dying amd he cant even let himself answer the phone as he knows its better to let her die without knowing really got me upset
Peggy's Burger Chef pitch definitely deserves to be on here. Everything about that scene was incredible.
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Betty shooting the pigeons is my favorite scene in the entire series..
I couldn’t forget the shock of seeing Betty like that. Also realizing that Don was married (to Betty) at the end of episode 1. I was hooked from then on.
When Don broke down in the Hershey's pitch and opened up about his real life, it was the most powerful moment in the series. It was the very beginning for him to start down the path of fixing his life. He still had a way to go, but he was honest with himself about himself.
He should be Batman. Such a natural at brooding...
"You're good. Get better. And stop asking for things."
The last scene of the last episode is absolutely epic
Number 1 is absolutely fitting. That was an incredible scene and one of the most memorable for me.
as good as television dramas get, I knew number 1 before I watched.
If you've never watched Mad Men, stop what you're doing and start watching NOW! Best TV series of all time. Mad Men is so good I wish I could erase from my mind what I know about Mad Men so I could watch it fresh like I had never seen it before. I can't think of any other tv show or movie that comes close to this.
well said
Carousel - one of the great moments in TV and sales history
Hit the nail on the head with the #1 pick. That scene had me completely hooked. Heartfelt, and sold the pitch like nothing else. Made me want to switch careers into marketing and coming up with ad campaigns on my own.
right?
My favorite.. Peggy lets Roger keep his watch...
When the kids are playing 'spaceman' and almost suffocating on a plastic bag, mom's concern is that her dry-cleaning bags might wind up on the floor.
Betty and Don’s final phone call and Peggy and Don’s last phone call. Both women he loved in different ways. Very emotional scenes. My favorite TV show of all time 🙌
When Don hugs the man that breaks down in the last episode. Great scene.