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Mad Men‘s Junior Copywriter even-though-she’s-a-chick Peggy Olson is such a know-it-all. And why wouldn’t she? She can be too smug at times, but I guess she has to be because it’s 1962. Last week we saw Peggy out with the boys at a strip club, but this week she was back to her old schoolmarmy self. This was the funniest moment from this episode, when Peggy delivers a library book to her brother-in-law through her sister and takes pleasure in life’s little unnoticed victories:
Meow! Literature lesson!
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this part made me LOL…
almost as much as Roger’s introduction at the dinner party “Duck, Crab. Crab, Duck.”
and Betty’s bit about Sally playing Piglet.
funny sh!t
John Slattery’s character has the best lines on that show and his timing and mannerisms are perfect.
Dammit, Melville! Don’t you know that the real money is in sequels? Moby vs. Ahab: Requiem!