Series creator/executive producer Matthew Weiner talks about how the show doesn’t present the people in the advertising firm as heroes and the reaction he gets from a real life ad guy.
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Don has his strong points but I also think he doesn’t deal with his emotions terribly well. I love what John Slattery had to say. I think that’s a very good way of looking at the show
Video 4 clearly comes before video 3, but the rest of these are sort of chronologically ambiguous. In the future, smaller numbered items get autoplayed first.
Don gleans his depth, strength, charisma, and wisdom from his surviving his impoverished background — being the bastard son of a Kentucky hooker has its finer points!
I’m pretty sure Matt’s doing an impersonation of George Lois there…