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Mad Men » Season 3 » Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency
00:47:36
Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery
49
Nouns
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1)
3rd
We apologize. We realize we were to be closed Wednesday, July 3rd, but...
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2)
triumvirate
A triumvirate of Don and myself and Mr. Cooper, our chairman emeritus,
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3)
tourniquet
There's a tourniquet in the first aid kit. You're gonna be okay.
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4)
meatball
Hot or cold? Swedish meatball or chicken salad?
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5)
charmer
It's for our snake charmer. We're sending you to Bombay.
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6)
pretense
I hope you can maintain this pretense when they arrive.
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7)
fete
We'll have our presentations tomorrow. Let this afternoon be a fete worthy of Joan.
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8)
casket
In the casket he had one hand. The nails were perfect.
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9)
boardroom
Ever since you swung around your privates in the boardroom with Duck last year.
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10)
scotsman
He was a great account man. A prodigy. He could talk a Scotsman out of a penny.
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11)
admiration
Let me begin by offering my warmest wishes and admiration
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12)
ado
So, without further ado, I will give the floor to Guy MacKendrick.
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13)
chandelier
and then you swing in on a chandelier, drop your pants and crap on it.
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14)
emeritus
A triumvirate of Don and myself and Mr. Cooper, our chairman emeritus,
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15)
reorganization
If I might, I'd like to walk you through this slight reorganization.
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16)
gratitude
I was holding out for gratitude, but I'll take that.
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17)
luncheon
and the plan is for you to join us for luncheon.
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18)
coup
and his most recent coup, Mercedes-Benz.
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19)
shave
That is quite a shave.
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20)
stewardship
Most recently, the inspired stewardship of Lane Pryce.
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21)
milestone
I'm also aware of a rather significant milestone.
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22)
beard
And Mr. Kinsey, you might want to shave your beard.
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23)
knob
They're flying across the ocean to have their knob polished?
Verbs
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1)
suffocate
but they're so hungry that they suffocate while they're eating.
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2)
reorganize
- What the hell just happened? - They reorganize us,
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3)
sever
The windshield sever his arm,
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4)
cherish
to those who have cherish your nearly 10 years of service,
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5)
salute
- Where's Miss Blankenship? - She's down there saluting Union Jack.
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6)
apologize
We apologize. We realize we were to be closed Wednesday, July 3rd, but...
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7)
inspire
Most recently, the inspire stewardship of Lane Pryce.
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8)
neglect
Mr. Hooker, you neglect to tell me that our guests have arrived.
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9)
accomplish
Well, hopefully the same thing you accomplish here.
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10)
settle
My wife just settle, my son just accepted to school,
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11)
screw
He sits behind a desk at Fort Dix and screw secretaries all day.
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12)
exclude
- present company exclude. - Well, we could hire some prostitutes.
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13)
trim
In nine months, you've trim every bit of excess,
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14)
inform
We've just been inform that there will be a visit
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15)
arrive
I hope you can maintain this pretense when they arrive.
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16)
suppose
Grandpa Gene. He's not suppose to be here anymore.
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17)
recall
This is Mr. Harold Ford. And you recall Saint John Powell.
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18)
lie
Go lay down. I'll undress you. Just let me close the light.
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19)
repeat
This will only take a moment, and it will not be repeat.
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20)
realize
We apologize. We realize we were to be closed Wednesday, July 3rd, but...
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21)
wake
And when you wake up in the middle of the night
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22)
pour
He sat me down in his office and he pour a drink and he said...
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23)
bet
I bet they're gonna make us work over the holiday.
Adverbs
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1)
indefinitely
- Lane will remain here indefinitely. - We'll close the office tomorrow, obviously.
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2)
terribly
I hope you know that you are going to be terribly missed.
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3)
somewhere
Believe me, somewhere in this business, this has happened before.
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4)
obviously
- Lane will remain here indefinitely. - We'll close the office tomorrow, obviously.
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5)
apparently
Well, apparently our tour continues.
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6)
indeed
We're very impressed, Lane. Very, very impressed indeed.
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7)
nearly
to those who have cherished your nearly 10 years of service,
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8)
immediately
so that the transition can begin immediately after the holiday.
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9)
perhaps
Perhaps we can reschedule your surprise party till after the holiday?
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10)
finally
I can't tell you how exciting it is to finally meet you.
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11)
forward
I look forward to... How do you say? Catching up?
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12)
especially
That's nice to hear, especially from you, Don.
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13)
recently
Most recently, the inspired stewardship of Lane Pryce.
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14)
later
- As you were. - I hope we chat later.
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15)
far
- How far are you from the Waldorf Astoria? - Fifteen minutes.
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16)
ever
Ever since you swung around your privates in the boardroom with Duck last year.
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17)
short
Are you being short with me because you think it'll make parting easier?
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18)
least
and I'd at least find out what the hell happened.
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19)
once
It'd be nice if I gave you a gift for once
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20)
always
One of your greatest qualities is you always do as you're told.
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21)
never
and he was dead, so they never put it back on.
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22)
again
- Saint John, good to see you again. - Peter Campbell. This is Guy MacKendrick.
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23)
second
First of all, they're hardly drafting anybody. Second of all, you're too old.
Adjectives
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inestimable
You see, in addition to his inestimable charm,
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2)
melodramatic
- You're being melodramatic. - Miss Blankenship,
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3)
unbridled
or the unbridled acquisition of new business.
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4)
sentimental
- if I played my cards right. - Are you getting sentimental?
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5)
unaware
They were unaware of the holiday.
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6)
jealous
There's nothing I can do. She's jealous of her little brother.
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7)
vain
My father was the tallest, handsomest, vain man in New York,
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8)
feminine
You think there's something feminine about it?
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9)
ridiculous
- and now you're bringing her into this. - That's ridiculous. Let's talk about Sally.
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10)
delightful
What a delightful custom. From the Far East, I assume?
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11)
asleep
It's 10:30. Why aren't you asleep?
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12)
modest
- You left out modest. - Well, we're going to debrief Mr. Pryce,
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13)
bored
- What are you doing? - I'm bored.
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14)
awful
Jesus, that's awful.
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15)
pale
- Oh, God. - Sit down, Sissy Mary. You're pale.
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16)
impressed
We're very impressed, Lane. Very, very impressed indeed.
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17)
slight
If I might, I'd like to walk you through this slight reorganization.
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18)
transparent
with snow thrower and transparent vinyl enclosure, and a key.
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19)
nervous
It's my company. Why should I be nervous?
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20)
impressive
I know everything about you. You're a very impressive fellow.
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21)
presidential
It's the presidential suite.
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22)
drunk
I know you're drunk. Come sit next to me.
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23)
swedish
Hot or cold? Swedish meatballs or chicken salad?
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