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Maybe it's just me but I wouldnt take a drink from a stranger who touched the sugar, cherries, and ice in the drink with their bare fingers

Bauch Prairie

I love Kartheiser. And what a great dancer he is!

And that, is Conrad Hilton lol

The clear and crisp sound effects made this scene

What a revolting way to make an Old Fashioned. It has about as much seltzer water as a High Ball.

I noticed when I was a kid that I hate weddings, too. Not the people who work during them, you do what you have to, but the people they're for. The people putting on a show of just how much they want you to see them. The actual ceremony takes minutes, the state changes your status so they can take more of your money and then you spend all day drifting between people you barely like under necessary circumstances, everyone trying to get drunk or leave. Even funerals are better.

Looks like a garbage old fashioned. The bourbon has been sitting in ice. It doesn't need more water. Muddled fruit is gross too. I want to taste the bourbon and bitters.

Conrad Hilton is America condensed into one person. Born in New Mexico in 1877; right at the peak of the Wild West & he died having built a global hotel empire. Talk about witnessing the birth of a superpower.

Jon Hamm come out

Pete Campbell may have been a worm but there's something there I find alluring......

The old fashioned is one disgusting drink. I tried it twice because movies always glamorize it. It does not taste good.

Watched this years ago to learn how to make Old Fashioneds

OLD OVERHOLT

Every time i have an Old Fashioned i feel like Don Draper.

Pro tip Don: Don't muddle the sugar cube. Use a little bit of the soda water and it'll dissolve right quick.

Club soda in an old fashioned?

I love an Old Fashioned. And an Old Fashioned does not have club soda in it.

Chelcie is just pure class. Always love when he’s in the cast

I admire how he not only made himself a drink, but he also made one for the bartender. I respect a person who shows an appreciation to minimum wage workers

Lame

“Who are you hiding from?”

A day at the office for these guys was like 4 of my saturday nights rolled into one day lol.

I was drinking Old-Fashioneds in the 90s onward before they came surging back in popularity. Went to bartending school and worked in 3 different places: night club, piano bar (quiet most nights with weekend show tunes singalongs) and an upscale restaurant. Rye is what you want but sometimes a sweeter profile suits me just fine like Makers with a splash of 7 vs club and extra bitters. Dont forget to flame the orange peel and break out the Luxardo.

"I don't like you like this" Pete's line there is cold as ice. Her wiping away tears was so well done. At first it feels kinda pathetic on Pete's part; I recall having these feelings when I was insecure in my youth as my girlfriends would have fun and engage in the party, etc. It was a side of her I hadn't seen and it intimidated my masculinity and made me pity her from a place of ego. But somehow, for some reason, I don't think Pete is insecure. He just looks disappointed... almost like he's aware of his own shortcomings at this point but accepts them and shuts out the rest of the world. That self acceptance angle sorta makes this a badass line. It seems like she's rejecting him. But to be fair, he rejects her first and does so several times since their first night. Peggy shoots him down the hardest though later when she informs him about the kid. Though, I would argue Pete was just lapsing back to familiar ground after several failures in his own life (as us guys like to do sadly).

How do you not dance with Elizabeth Moss??? I can't understand 😢

"WHORE" -pete prolly

The writing, the acting, the settings. #1 The Sopranos. Tie for #2. Breaking Bad and Mad Men.

"It's different inside."

Chelcie Ross, a very fine character actor.

did he put club soda in it?

What did he say he didn't like ? I can't grasp it.

Pete is such a complex character that you can go from hating him (Like here in this scene) to feeling sorry for him (Crying in front of Don on the elevator).

Joan is such a beaut❤️

I absolutely loved "Mad Men" but it's not believable that Don Draper would not have recognized Conrad Hilton. The man was always in the press. There were photos of him in the newspapers and magazines constantly, and Don stayed abreast of the news.

This scene is definitely a top ten scene of season 1

Elizabeth Moss smells.

this goes to show always be friendly and sociable cuz you never know who can be a potential opportunity in business.

“I don’t like you like this” can someone explain this to me? After all these years I’m still confused by it

I remember this scene. He's both jealous in a possesive way because others are sharing a good time with her plus envious of her.

I love that the song continues to play when the credits roll! If you pay $250,000 to have the song, then you’d better play as much of it as possible and get your money’s worth!

Pete is a fool!

If he played the side from the beginning he would have heard "Good Day Sunshine"...probably would have liked that better

2 Things: 1) This is great...seeing how REAL men, spoke to one another. In those days. Weakness was NOT considered a virtue. Straight drinking...straight talking. And you looked each other in the eye when doing both. 2) The guy who plays Conrad Hilton...was PERFECTLY cast.

My fav actress ever. I literally love her 😂

This scene looks like the typical encounter (cinematics) that you can have in red dead redemption 2 when there is a ? in the map

Its crazy seeing this peggy and the peggy at the end of the series, 2 completely different people

I get it, yk, from a pissed teen perspective, it’s like, how dare you be a fun loving girl, (possessive)

Get down! 💃

The most joyous scene in the entire series, and a clear foreshadowing of the fact that Pete and Trudy WILL wind up together, despite everything.