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** In that same episode, Mathis drops on Don, what is perhaps the most apt and brief TheReasonYouSuckSpeech ever delivered to Don
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** In that same episode, Mathis drops on Don, what is perhaps the most apt and brief TheReasonYouSuckSpeech ever delivered to DonDon:
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** Marie taking all of the furniture from Don's apartment for her daughter. A bitchy move for sure but Marie is practically the trope codifier for MagnificentBitch.
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** Marie taking all of the furniture from Don's apartment for her daughter. A bitchy move for sure but Marie is practically the trope codifier for MagnificentBitch.
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* In true MagnificentBastard fashion, Bert Cooper has another CMOA that's a complete reversal of the "Who cares?" moment in Season 1, when he oh so subtly blackmails Don into signing the non-compete contract ("Would you say I know something about you, Don? When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract?") Just to put that in perspective, it means that Cooper took the information Pete gave him in season one and filed it away for nearly ''three years,'' saving it for when he actually needed to use it. ''This'' is what separates the Magnificent Bastards like Bert from the [[SmugSnake Smug Snakes]] like Pete.
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* In true MagnificentBastard fashion, Bert Cooper has another CMOA that's a complete reversal of the "Who cares?" moment in Season 1, when he oh so subtly blackmails Don into signing the non-compete contract ("Would you say I know something about you, Don? When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract?") Just to put that in perspective, it means that Cooper took the information Pete gave him in season one and filed it away for nearly ''three years,'' saving it for when he actually needed to use it. ''This'' is what separates the Magnificent Bastards like Bert from the [[SmugSnake Smug Snakes]] like Pete.
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* Peggy testing out the Rejuvinator weight loss apparatus and [[ADateWithRosiePalms finding out it has more satisfying effects]]. She manages to get past any humiliation she has and opens the partners' and clients' minds to how women experience pleasure.
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* Peggy testing out the Rejuvinator weight loss apparatus and [[ADateWithRosiePalms finding out it has more satisfying effects]].effects. She manages to get past any humiliation she has and opens the partners' and clients' minds to how women experience pleasure.
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* Joan and Peggy (separate times) telling off Joey (and creatives) for his misogynistic behavior towards Joan. Peggy makes it final for Joey when he doesn't relent by firing him.
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* Joan and Peggy (separate times) telling off Joey (and creatives) for his misogynistic behavior towards Joan. Peggy makes it final for Joey when he doesn't relent relent, by firing him.
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* In true MagnificentBastard fashion, Bert Cooper has another CMOA that's a complete reversal of the "Who cares?" moment in Season o1, when he oh so subtly blackmails Don into signing the non-compete contract ( "Would you say I know something about you, Don? When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract?") Just to put that in perspective, it means that Cooper took the information Pete gave him in season one and filed it away for nearly ''three years,'' saving it for when he actually needed to use it. ''This'' is what separates the Magnificent Bastards like Bert from the [[SmugSnake Smug Snakes]] like Pete.
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* In true MagnificentBastard fashion, Bert Cooper has another CMOA that's a complete reversal of the "Who cares?" moment in Season o1, 1, when he oh so subtly blackmails Don into signing the non-compete contract ( "Would ("Would you say I know something about you, Don? When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract?") Just to put that in perspective, it means that Cooper took the information Pete gave him in season one and filed it away for nearly ''three years,'' saving it for when he actually needed to use it. ''This'' is what separates the Magnificent Bastards like Bert from the [[SmugSnake Smug Snakes]] like Pete.
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* Don ripping his button down shirt off when he thinks he's having a heart attack. Ok, maybe Jon Hamm should be Superman.
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* Don ripping his button down button-down shirt off when he thinks he's having a heart attack. Ok, maybe Jon Hamm should be Superman.
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* Kiernan Shipka was named one of ''TIME'' magazine's most influential teenagers of 2014 and the only actress on the list primarily known for TV. Keep in mind that it seemed like a shoo-in for Creator/MaisieWilliams to win, yet she got passed over for a lesser-known actress from a show not nearly as popular as ''Series/GameOfThrones.''
* Jon Hamm ''finally'' winning the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for the show's final season in 2015, and getting the only standing ovation of any of the night's Emmy winners.
* Jon Hamm ''finally'' winning the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for the show's final season in 2015, and getting the only standing ovation of any of the night's Emmy winners.
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* Kiernan Shipka was named one of ''TIME'' magazine's most influential teenagers of 2013 and 2014 and the only actress on the list primarily known for TV. Keep in mind that it seemed like a shoo-in for Creator/MaisieWilliams to win, place on the list, yet she got passed over for a lesser-known actress from a show not nearly as popular as ''Series/GameOfThrones.''
''Series/GameOfThrones''. (Williams would appear on the 2015 and 2016 lists before turning 20.)
* Jon Hamm ''finally'' winning the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for the show's final season in 2015,and getting the only standing ovation of any of the night's Emmy winners.
* Jon Hamm ''finally'' winning the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for the show's final season in 2015,
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* Bert Cooper: "Mr. Campbell, who cares?"
* In true MagnificentBastard fashion, Bert Cooper has another CMOA that's a complete reversal of the "Who cares?" moment noted above, when he oh so subtly blackmails Don into signing the contract he'd earlier bragged about not having. "Would you say I know something about you, Don? When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract?" Just to put that in perspective, it means that Cooper took the information Pete gave him in season one and filed it away for nearly ''three years,'' saving it for when he actually needed to use it. ''This'' is what separates the Magnificent Bastards like Bert from the [[SmugSnake Smug Snakes]] like Pete.
** Cooper had previously used this on Don in "The Gold Violin", when he wanted Don to join the board of a new museum. It was nothing like as awesome as the aforementioned moment, though.
* In true MagnificentBastard fashion, Bert Cooper has another CMOA that's a complete reversal of the "Who cares?" moment noted above, when he oh so subtly blackmails Don into signing the contract he'd earlier bragged about not having. "Would you say I know something about you, Don? When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract?" Just to put that in perspective, it means that Cooper took the information Pete gave him in season one and filed it away for nearly ''three years,'' saving it for when he actually needed to use it. ''This'' is what separates the Magnificent Bastards like Bert from the [[SmugSnake Smug Snakes]] like Pete.
** Cooper had previously used this on Don in "The Gold Violin", when he wanted Don to join the board of a new museum. It was nothing like as awesome as the aforementioned moment, though.
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* Don's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQM8UKgt3QsIs The universe is indiferent]]" speech. The man is not an empty suit.
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* Don's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQM8UKgt3QsIs The universe is indiferent]]" indifferent]]" speech. The man is not an empty suit.
* Bert Cooper: "Mr. Campbell, who cares?": Bert completely deflates Pete's attempt at blackmailing Don over Don's stolen identity, by pointing out that it really doesn't matter, who Don "really" is, since Don is a great at his job.
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** Also to spite Campbell, he promotes Peggy to Junior Copywriter, a great moment for both mentor and mentee.
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** Also Also, to spite Campbell, he promotes Peggy to Junior Copywriter, a great moment for both mentor and mentee.
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---> '''Bobbie:''' You're never gonna get that corner office until you start treating Don as an equal. And, no one will tell you this but you can't be a Man. Be a Woman. Powerful business when done correctly. Do you understand what I'm saying dear?
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---> '''Bobbie:''' You're never gonna get that corner office until you start treating Don as an equal. And, no one will tell you this this, but you can't be a Man. Be a Woman. Powerful business when done correctly. Do you understand what I'm saying dear?
* Bert Cooper gets Don to join to board of an art museum though sheer force of will (and a tiny hint of blackmail.)
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* "When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract anyway?"
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* "When In true MagnificentBastard fashion, Bert Cooper has another CMOA that's a complete reversal of the "Who cares?" moment in Season o1, when he oh so subtly blackmails Don into signing the non-compete contract ( "Would you say I know something about you, Don? When it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract anyway?"contract?") Just to put that in perspective, it means that Cooper took the information Pete gave him in season one and filed it away for nearly ''three years,'' saving it for when he actually needed to use it. ''This'' is what separates the Magnificent Bastards like Bert from the [[SmugSnake Smug Snakes]] like Pete.
