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Mad Men » Season 1 » Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
00:48:41
Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery
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Nouns
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brassiere
I bet the whole world looks like one great big brassiere strap
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2)
interloper
I just don't know what we have to do to make these government interloper happy.
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3)
curler
Go home. Put your curler in.
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4)
steno
of a girl from the steno pool on her first day,
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5)
slaughterhouse
to lead the sheep to the slaughterhouse"?
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6)
weevil
All right, well, let's just say tomorrow a tobacco weevil comes
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7)
camaraderie
Well, looks like you're all going to engage in a little mid-level camaraderie,
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8)
reassurance
It's a billboard on the side of the road that screams with reassurance
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9)
carnation
a dozen carnation, and some bath salts.
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10)
fella
So, uh, what do you fella do?
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11)
waitress
they're looking for something between a mother and a waitress.
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12)
testimonial
No more doctors, no more testimonial,
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13)
apron
I wouldn't have to choose between putting on an apron
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14)
temper
I shouldn't have lost my temper,
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15)
slogan
- There's your slogan. - The medical thing is dead.
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16)
sweetheart
Well, aren't you a sweetheart?
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17)
creep
You must think I'm a creep.
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18)
aisle
You'll be here just across the aisle from me.
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19)
carton
a carton a week for free.
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20)
billboard
It's a billboard on the side of the road that screams with reassurance
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21)
rumor
to put this whole rumor to rest.
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22)
fraternity
He left his manners back at the fraternity house.
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23)
thrill
and the thrill of making my father's store what I always thought it should be.
Verbs
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blindfold
I'd follow into combat blindfold,
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2)
postulate
we postulate that what Freud called the death wish
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3)
overwhelm
Now, try not to be overwhelm by all this technology.
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4)
undress
Put it over your head, get undress,
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5)
soothe
no more cough-free, soothe your T-zone,
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6)
invent
They invent something called Grandmother's Day.
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7)
reconsider
what do you say you reconsider this presidential campaign?
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8)
disconnect
but I do know what it feels like to be out of place, to be disconnect,
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9)
inspire
but that was inspire.
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10)
interrupt
Am I interrupt anything?
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11)
scream
It's a billboard on the side of the road that scream with reassurance
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12)
pose
My neighbor pose for that.
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13)
steal
she stole my heart.
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14)
assign
She'll probably be assign to one of us.
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15)
breed
We breed insect-repellent tobacco seeds,
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16)
organize
It should be organize, but it's not,
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17)
snap
just waiting to be snap, huh?
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18)
charm
But you can tell your boss that you charm me.
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19)
sue
and they're getting sue by the federal government
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20)
favor
Their research favor coupons, too.
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21)
suppose
So we're suppose to believe that people are all living one way
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22)
appreciate
Oh, thank you, boys. I appreciate it.
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23)
realize
I don't think I realize it until this moment,
Adverbs
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secretly
and secretly thinking the exact opposite?
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2)
wherever
We'll move wherever you want, but it's 5:15.
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3)
basically
So, basically, if you love danger, you'll love smoking.
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4)
obviously
So you obviously need to relax after working here all night.
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5)
definitely
Definitely not.
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certainly
and I certainly shouldn't have treated you
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7)
exactly
Cigarettes are exactly the same,
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8)
alone
You're lucky I'm still up working and I'm alone.
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9)
finally
I am over, and they're finally gonna know it.
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10)
outside
I'm sorry to wake you, but Mr. Campbell is outside.
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11)
actually
No, we're actually just having a conversation.
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12)
kind
the rest... is kind of up to you.
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13)
soon
I have a feeling we won't be going to your bachelor party soon.
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14)
along
I'm just kidding along here. You can get dressed.
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15)
enough
but the men who designed it made it simple enough for a woman to use.
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16)
later
I'll explain later.
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17)
together
so you'll find account executives and creative executives all mixed in together.
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18)
else
Has anyone else seen this?
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ago
This is the same scare you had five years ago.
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20)
ever
"Don Draper is the greatest ad man ever,
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21)
sure
I sure hope so.
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22)
least
Well, at least the building. Pleasure to meet you.
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once
I think I wrote that once to sell nylons.
Adjectives
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perverse
I'm sorry. I just find your whole approach perverse.
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sarcastic
Never snap, yell, or be sarcastic with them.
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3)
embarrassing
Tell me about it. It's so embarrassing.
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cheerful
You and your boss rely on the willing and cheerful cooperation
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refreshing
It was, uh, refreshing, really.
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appealing
or, most appealing, an assertion of independence.
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ridiculous
That's ridiculous.
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rude
Adding money and education doesn't take the rude edge out of people.
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insane
Are you insane?
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relaxed
Believe me, he always looks very relaxed.
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11)
neat
and one whiskey neat.
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charming
Any way you can be as charming as I said you were?
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educated
It's just that you're a beautiful, educated woman.
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14)
suited
There are a dozen other agencies better suited to your... needs.
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grateful
Yes, and we're grateful to them.
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apt
Yes, dead. An apt choice of words,
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fatal
that your cigarettes are linked to... certain fatal diseases.
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delicious
Too delicious.
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rid
They got rid of Eleanor?
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nervous
No reason to be nervous.
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loud
It's hot, loud, and filled with men.
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presidential
what do you say you reconsider this presidential campaign?
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drunk
I don't know if you were drunk or not drunk,
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