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It's a 3-day weekend at Sterling Cooper and everyone is making plans. However, Don and (mostly) Roger's merriment is interrupted when Roger suffers a heart attack. Join Mike and Michael on a very special episode of Dad Men this week. Other plots of note: Betty does not like the woman her dad has been seeing, Joan's roommate and best friend Carol confides a secret in her, and Peggy deals with the ramifications of having had trysts with a jerk like Pete.
This week's Dad Break has Jallah reviewing The Quarry, a new Horror video game by Supermassive Games.
Episode edited by Mike Jallah.
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A potential advertising star is born when Jim Hobart, from McCann, gives Betty Draper a lucrative job offer. Meanwhile, Peggy is dealing with unwanted attention being given to her weight gain and Pete tells Paul to drop dead.
In this week's Dad Break, Jallah and Michael discuss Weezer's most recent SZNZ EP - “Summer.” Jallah is energized, Michael is too. They also chat about Weezer's then-upcoming Broadway residency and one of them has tickets! The other has COVID.
Correction: Michael says Rivers Cuomo is dressed up as Jesus Christ in the band's performance of “Records” on Jimmy Kimmel, but on second glance, it might be more accurate that Rivers is some sort of... Roman Soldier? Who knows?
Episode edited by Mike Jallah
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Don loses one of his love interests and gets a bonus check. Peggy loses Pete and gains a new love in creativity. Betty is nowhere to be found. Plus, more insight is given into Dick Whitman a.k.a. Don Draper's troubled upbringing.
Episode edited by Michael Rowland.
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Guess who’s coming to dinner? It’s Roger Sterling! On Dad Men this week, Jallah and Michael get into where Sterling went wrong that fateful night, the joys of watching Pete Campbell being emasculated, and Richard Nixon’s campaign being compared to Elvis. In the Dad Break, Jallah gives us his thoughts on Weezer’s then-most recent EP, ”Spring.”
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Episode edited by Mike Jallah.
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This week we discuss an episode of Mad Men that features many iconic moments. Peggy and her basket of kisses, Joan and her red dress birthing our sign-off line, and Don being forced to go to a friend of a friend’s live performance. But how does this episode stack up beyond that? Depends who you ask! On the Dad Break front, Jallah names 4 movies he’s hoping to watch in theaters, while Michael points out an upcoming Horror flick (featuring a darkened phone) which has potential to be a beautiful disaster.
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Episode edited by Michael Rowland.
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On Mad Men this week, Don receives a visitor from his past and Kenny Cosgrove gets a short story of his published. Meanwhile, Pete spends the whole episode getting emasculated for doing an errand for his wife. Michael and Jallah have a discussion about the critically-acclaimed “To Pimp a Butterfly” album by Kendrick Lamar. Michael then suggests Jallah check out Weezer's recent EP, “Spring.” Will he do it? Is this a fair trade? We'll find out next time!
Episode edited by Mike Jallah.
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Podcast music created by Stu Rosenberg
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