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Mohawk Airlines 1 Overview 2 Real World 3 Gallery 4 External Links Mohawk Airlines was a regional commuter airline serving the New York area. Before 1962, Mohawk Airlines was a client of SC, but the account was dropped to avoid any conflict of interest, in favour of trying to get American Airlines. (Flight 1) Duck Phillips had a contact with an executive at American Airlines, but the executive was fired before SC can show its ideas. This left Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency with none of the airlines… Mohawk Airlines 1 Overview 2 Real World 3 Gallery 4 External Links Mohawk Airlines was a regional commuter airline serving the New York area. This left Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency with none of the airlines… Utz Potato Chips Utz Potato Chips is a snack brand. The company was founded in 1921 and distributes a variety of potato chips and other snack foods throughout the United States. In 1962, Sterling Cooper hired Jimmy Barrett, a shock-comic, to do TV spots for Utz Potato Chips. During one of the commercial shoots, Jimmy insults Edith Schilling, one of the owners of Utz.
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The notiable absence of black characters, even in the background except in positions like nanny or elevator operator, speaks volumes. The morning of the Flight 1 airline crash, Don immediately goes into damage control mode, telling Hildy to turn off the radio and ordering a shutdown of Mohawk ads. Their client must not be seen in juxtaposition with such a tragedy. When Don leaves, people start telling off-colour jokes about the crash. I can't say whether this is callousness or an attempt to manage the shock, though snark is certainly a more accepted emotional register at Sterling Cooper. Pete joins in, until he gets the call informing him that his father was on that plane. Out of all the people in the office, he tells this to Don. "What does one do? " he asks in shock. As Don never had a father-figure he liked, he doesn't say anything beyond, "Do what people do.... Go home and be with your family. " "Why? " Paul asks. I've read people's speculations that Pete is an undiagnosed sociopath of some kind, and his series of disjointed questions, asking what he's supposed to do, wondering if he will cry, could be read as evidence of such.
"It's just business, " Don said. "Is it? " Roger asked. Now, it's Roger who's angling for a shot at American, and Don who is uncomfortable about dropping Mohawk. Roger sends Don to meet the Mohawk and personally break the news. It's not really a shock, as the Mohawk guy knows what's coming, and brings up the way Don seduced him with visions of making Mohawk a big airline. "You fooled me, " he says. Don has a weird, complicated relationship with the truth, as we will see in future episodes, and despite being a bull artist of the first order, actually being called a liar to his face hurts him. When Duck meets with American, and Pete inserts himself into the discussion, this turns out to be much less of a done deal than Duck said, as the American guy is cagey. Hoping to seal the deal, Pete sacrifices more of his personal life to Sterling Cooper by revealing his father was on that flight. Don, at another low point, finds yet another dark-haired beauty to take his mind of it. She's even carrying a drink.
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I'm not letting them change the channel because watching the news makes me sick and they can see... Season 2 1 Overview 2 Production 3 Cast 3. 1 Main Star 3. 2 Co-Star 4 Episode 5 Media Season 2 ran from 27 July 2008 to 26 October consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in broadcast Season 2 on Sundays at 10:00 pm in the United States. Season two takes place between February and October 1962, culminating with theCuban Missile Crisis. It expands onPeggy'srise in the workplace and the marital strife betweenDonandBetty Draperas Don's infidelities further… How Mad Men ads compare with ones that actually ran in the 1960s Kodak, Lucky Strike, Right Guard… here are the ads that Don Draper and co came up with, and the ads that the companies actually ran. Playtex Playtex | Mad Men Wiki | Fandom
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A more charitable interpretation is that it's only a few minutes after he learned the news, and he didn't have a close relationship with his father anyway, so he's still sorting out his feelings. People do weird things in moments of shock and grief. In the inner sanctum, a group of middle-aged white men in suits realize this is an opportunity to drop Mohawk as a client and move to a bigger airline, American, who's looking for a fresh start, maybe. Don objects, both for pragmatic reasons, and because he just doesn't like Duck or being told what to do. He's strangely loyal to Mohawk, perhaps a reflection of his new "good" persona, in contrast to the old, risk-taking persona. Pete learns that his late father has squandered not one, but two family fortunes on "oysters, travel, club memberships". We know Pete was hired, and not fired, largely on the strength of his family connections, which probably seemed like a rock-solid investment at the time, but now the old money he was connected to is gone.
At the party at Paul's new pad in New Jersey, there are plenty of black people, presumably Sheila's friends, but they appear to be talking amongst themselves, just as the while people are. Even in this enclave of 1962 wannabe-boho hipness, there's still a subtle segregation. We know Joan has a hard side, but up until now we've mostly seen it used defensively, as a necessary survival adaptation in the workplace. Here, she immediately baits Paul's black girlfriend Sheila, for no apparent reason other than jealousy. Later, when Paul and Joan talk at the office, he calls her on it, but Joan calls him a "phoney" for dating a supermarket clerk. Joan knows Paul well, but she's never met Sheila before, and she has no idea how Sheila and Paul connect. Maybe Sheila is Paul's trophy girlfriend to rake in the cool points, maybe they do have a genuine relationship. There's not enough evidence either way. And when you get right down to it, is it any of Joan's business? While it's true that there aren't many blacks or other POCs in Mad Men, I maintain that when they do appear, it is significant, and it speaks a lot about the state of race relations of the period.
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