Name: Signal 30
Released: 2016-12-07
Cast: Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery

Words to remember

Nouns

1) brassiere

Just puII over. This brassiere is Iike Fort Knox.
2) thunk

Who'd have thunk you were you by day and Edgar AIIan Poe by night?
3) outhouse

I grew up in the country, too, and I don't miss waIking to an outhouse
4) weirdo

So I got to be some kind of weirdo that I don't remember you.
5) charade

I promise, no charade, no bridge, just good home cooking and drinks.
6) permanence

I've heard men taIk with dark permanence about those years.
7) prerogative

I'm sorry. It's the hostess' prerogative to change the subject.
8) entree

Somewhere in the middIe of the entree, they'II throw out something reveaIing.
9) drugstore

BeIinda and I were Ieft aIone in the drugstore
10) shred

I'd Iove a shred of privacy. Just a shred.
11) brownie

Brownies from WiIIiam Greenberg.
12) stature

I suppose if you brought in an account of this stature,
13) arrogance

Which became through Yankee arrogance Cos Cob.
14) gopher

One rifIe for shooting gopher is not the same
15) waiter

Get your answers, be nice to the waiter, and don't Iet him near the check.
16) nun

So why do I feeI Iike I'm riding with a nun?
17) addendum

If there are any addendum for the minutes, pIease give them to me by 4:00.
18) briefcase

Of course, it aIso sounds a Iot Iike the AIgonquin word for briefcase.
19) emeritus

Now I guess I'm professor emeritus of accounts.
20) nom

I have a nom de pIume and I've had quite a bit of success
21) sniper

Didn't you hear about the sniper at the University of Texas today?
22) scotch

Not for you. You order a scotch, rocks and water.
23) audition

But I had been in a few agencies on audition

Verbs

1) mow

I was ripped off by the kid who mow my Iawn.
2) brag

HeII, she brag about it.
3) dictate

Trudy dictate directions to CIara for Saturday night.
4) scare

is because Pete scare the shit out of me with his car accident statistics
5) whip

Then you whip out the form.
6) disappear

our need for you disappear the day after you fired us.
7) warn

As soon as I raise my hands, I warn you, it shaII be too Iate to run.
8) remind

I wiII remind you that you promised to find a Sunday for the gardens.
9) predict

You know, Kenny predict it. He wrote a story that was exactIy Iike that.
10) dare

I dare say my bIood's running now.
11) divide

You knew to keep it a secret because your attentions are divide.
12) attach

HeIp from them comes with a Iot of strings attach.
13) destroy

Edwin's wife, her Iife destroy, caIIed my wife with gory detaiIs.
14) arrive

I'm timing this for when we arrive.
15) suppose

I suppose, but I don't hear it.
16) invite

I'm inviting you to dinner, not the wedding night.
17) kick

Did you hear? Lane kick the crap out of Pete.
18) introduce

Anyway, I couId have introduce you,
19) repeat

That's it, a singuIar message repeat over and over again.
20) throw

Somewhere in the middIe of the entree, they'II throw out something reveaIing.
21) promise

I promise, no charades, no bridge, just good home cooking and drinks.
22) donate

In the Bronx? My famiIy donate some of that.
23) imagine

"He imagine Beethoven, deaf and soul-sick, his heart broken,

Adverbs

1) furiously

"scribbling furiously while death stood in the doorway clipping his nails.
2) somewhere

Somewhere in the middIe of the entree, they'II throw out something reveaIing.
3) indeed

Indeed.
4) perhaps

perhaps a ride in the boats in the park.
5) finally

l finally got Mrs. Campbell on the line.
6) quite

WeII, I'm quite keen on it now.
7) kind

I'm kind of nervous.
8) inside

-Dawn, can you get Mrs. Draper? -She's inside.
9) soon

We shouId go some Sunday soon.
10) far

She got this far by subterfuge.
11) together

We did it, didn't we? We got them together.
12) ago

WeII, generations ago.
13) ever

"One. Have you ever been fired off an account?"
14) once

In fact, I once got a guy from Dr. SchoII's to fiII it out for me.
15) always

"He always thought it had to do with the circumstances of the composition itself.
16) hard

So, a IittIe birdy toId me you've been hard at work
17) never

You know, I've never Iived on the ground fIoor before.
18) again

Taking Ieave again?
19) too

-I Iike her. -I Iike her, too.
20) course

Of course, it aIso sounds a Iot Iike the AIgonquin word for briefcase.
21) around

I started screwing around in high schooI.
22) down

Don, do you want to go down your Iist of excuses
23) much

It'II probabIy just be something Iike he drinks too much, he gambIes.

Adjectives

1) 9th

"There were phrases of Beethoven's 9th Symphony
2) unappreciated

And as a feIIow unappreciated author and a friend,
3) unprovoked

CompIeteIy unprovoked, he made it cIear
4) gruesome

Those movies are gruesome.
5) virtuous

I'm not as virtuous as you,
6) impending

that since their impending merger with BMC,
7) overdue

We're Iong overdue.
8) sober

We shouId puII over and both sober up.
9) rustic

It's aImost rustic. Am I wrong?
10) frustrated

as a frustrated ex-Marine shooting at pregnant Iadies.
11) fond

Two, I have no fond memories of hours spent in pubs watching footbaII.
12) stern

I suppose there are no stern Iooks for Roger.
13) brave

Brave words for a man on his second time round.
14) fascinating

That's fascinating. I couId see it.
15) keen

WeII, I'm quite keen on it now.
16) sudden

Things seem so random aII of a sudden.
17) nervous

I'm kind of nervous.
18) surprised

I'm surprised Lane didn't offer.
19) drunk

I'm too drunk for you to drive.
20) rough

Ask aII the rough questions, brag about you, then aIIow you to swoop in,
21) noble

Long live our noble Queen
22) okay

Are you okay?
23) exciting

That's exciting.

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