Name: Long Weekend
Released: 2016-12-05
Cast: Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery

1) saccharine

Daddy, have a saccharine or nothing.
2) spritz

Do you like a man who has some spritz?
3) riche

Kennedy: Nouveau riche,
4) credenza

Shall we cast them in bronze and mount them on the credenza?
5) waterworks

No waterworks. Mascara.
6) slush

You know how Mr. Aldridge has had me reading the slush pile?
7) disrespect

I meant no disrespect, sir.
8) pall

I remember the first time I was a pall bearer.
9) ketchup

She was making some pot roast with ketchup
10) sob

- Of course. That SOB. - I know.
11) intercom

My intercom was making a funny sound.
12) telegram

Now we need to immediately send a telegram
13) sweetie

Oh, Carol, sweetie, it's not that bad.
14) carpentry

I do carpentry. I'm building a dry sink.
15) suitcase

Don, will you help me with the suitcase?
16) atrium

The new atrium will make the store brighter and more vibrant.
17) ulcer

All these years I thought it would be the ulcer.
18) trough

Right over there by the trough.
19) stash

His name is Stash or Stanislaus.
20) sweetheart

I know. Sweetheart, I know.
21) indulgence

Lunch and Shopping: A day of indulgence. It's what ladies like.
22) nouveau

Kennedy: Nouveau riche,
23) aisle

The aisle will be wider,

1) starve

Good, because I'm starving.
2) keel

He just keel over.
3) cherish

I cherish that gift.
4) envision

double-sided aluminum as envision by Sterling Cooper.
5) devote

is devote to the restaurant business?
6) creep

It probably didn't help that our billings crept up for no apparent reason.
7) wander

and you two wander in.
8) owe

Give me tonight. You owe me that.
9) interrupt

assuring them that business will not be interrupt.
10) educate

Educated, sophisticated.
11) bother

I know she bother you.
12) remind

Which remind me, you people are not watching enough television.
13) reject

I said that I had read it and reject it.
14) deserve

They know full well what they deserve, and they're willing to pay for it.
15) survive

He survive it, and is currently being hospitalized.
16) suffer

Miss Holloway, Roger Sterling has suffer a heart attack.
17) nail

that says we have to close our doors while it's getting nail together.
18) attach

that were attach at the back.
19) cheat

When he died, they found out he'd cheat on his income taxes.
20) hang

Two more years and she'll be hang out at funerals, too.
21) adopt

of a major idea of his that you had adopt in that role as the decider.
22) shut

They shut the air off at 5:00.
23) suppose

What am I suppose to do with this, fill it with hay?

1) perfectly

She seems like a perfectly nice lady.
2) basically

The doctors basically say they don't know.
3) somewhere

I feel like I'm stuck somewhere between Doris Day
4) definitely

I'd definitely pick you two.
5) apart

Then they cut them apart,
6) eventually

Eventually, an accountant is going to read the mail.
7) immediately

Now we need to immediately send a telegram
8) alone

The man can hardly fix himself a cup of tea, let alone do laundry.
9) soft

Soft as a lamb's ear.
10) sometimes

Diabetics don't live long, and sometimes they lose their legs.
11) finally

Pleasure to finally meet you.
12) forward

You've been looking forward to the beach.
13) especially

Especially one that was here before I got here.
14) late

Don't tell me you're late again.
15) almost

I'm sure she would have hated Margaux almost as much as she hates Margaret.
16) outside

I'll be right outside.
17) actually

Are we actually going to get in a fight over a movie?
18) soon

Call me soon, because we can go anywhere.
19) double

double-sided aluminum as envisioned by Sterling Cooper.
20) along

I'm just trying to get along here.
21) later

Why don't I call you later?
22) currently

He survived it, and is currently being hospitalized.
23) far

How far do you want to go with this?

1) prosperous

They're prosperous.
2) depressing

You told me. It was depressing.
3) embarrassed

You shouldn't be embarrassed. There's never enough money.
4) unpleasant

Well, honestly, the unpleasant truth is you don't have anything.
5) exhausted

You're exhausted.
6) dull

Rowley called it dull and humorless.
7) exquisite

I mean, you have such an exquisite look.
8) ridiculous

You see that ridiculous Psycho?
9) delightful

He seems to be a delightful young man.
10) vibrant

The new atrium will make the store brighter and more vibrant.
11) cruel

- Or cruel. - Cruel?
12) ukrainian

Do you like Ukrainian food?
13) crude

Look, it was crude.
14) awful

Oh, honey, that's awful.
15) disappointed

Probably because they were disappointed with the creative.
16) enormous

during which time we build enormous anticipation.
17) fabulous

To have enough money to buy fabulous vacations
18) rid

Get rid of this, please.
19) steady

Sales were steady.
20) bare

but... Don, I want you to go in and ride bare-back over Paul here.
21) fancy

I like your office. It's really fancy.
22) sophisticated

Educated, sophisticated.
23) precious

What do you have there? Precious cargo?

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