Operation Repo Man Display - Is It Fake Or Real
When Don does show up with Sally and Bobby, he brags on how Sally handled the situation with Pauline - how she made Pauline comfortable and called the ambulance, and then him. There's no doubt who Don's favorite is. Bobby announces that Sally doesn't like fish, a funny line that will have an echo later in the episode. It also prompts Megan to offer spaghetti, which reminds Marie of making it for Megan when she was a child.
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Don ends up at the bar with Ed Baxter, sharing a drink. "I've been telling Ken you should get out of the business altogether," Ed says to Don. "Why's that?" Don asks, sneaking a glance at another executive. "I'd introduce you to him," Ed says, gesturing to the guy, "But I don't want you to waste your time." Don's confused. "He's on the board. He obviously likes my work," he says. "He loves your work. They all do. But they don't like you." Don looks like he's been kicked in the groin. "What?" "This crowd. They bury your desk in awards, but they'll never work with you. Not after that letter. How could they after you bit the hand?" Ed sees Don's look, and gives a weak apology before buying them another round. Don is devastated at this news.
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Roger seems poised to engage Pete in a no-holds-barred battle for account supremacy, a fight that should be as fun to watch as Lane's thrashing of Pete.
It is a crazy world, where the world population is thrust into the dark ages. Planes falling from the sky, cars stopping along the road and hospitals shutting down. There is no where to turn. People have to help themselves. Nobody seems to know why.
That tension between childhood innocence and adult cynicism - or more simply, the perspective of children vs. the perspective of parents - is a theme that plays out through the entire episode.
