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Mad Men » Season 7 » Person to Person

00:57:28

Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) salutation

Sun salutation's at dawn, with yoga and tai chi.
2) suitcase

All I got was "suitcase." Yell at me slower or in English.
3) sweetheart

Sweetheart, I have some sad news.
4) shaker

I got a hell of a shaker on 130.
5) luncheon

Then, the Chicago Ad Club. 12:30 luncheon, 1:30 speech.
6) bastard

Little rich bastard.
7) shave

I don't wanna put you out. Just need a shower and a shave.
8) ambition

You have no ambition!
9) rig

A couple hundred bucks for a flatbed rig, some parts.
10) dove

And snow white turtle dove
11) tai

Sun salutation's at dawn, with yoga and tai chi.
12) elevator

Here, this will hold you over. I'll meet you by the elevator.
13) liquor

Do you have any liquor? I've been drinking beer all night.
14) purse

Get your purse.
15) survivor

He's a survivor. He's going to be okay.
16) refrigerator

I had a dream I was on a shelf in the refrigerator.
17) postcard

You know we're going to beat those postcard home.
18) plastics

Joan, I can't be eclipsed by plastics and packaging again.
19) excuse

because you're going to need an excuse.
20) sofa

Sleep on the sofa. The television's in there.
21) smell

What happened in here? Smells like a fire.
22) retreat

It's some kind of retreat.
23) mess

That's spectacular. What a mess.

Verbs

1) scandalize

I scandalize my child.
2) starve

Let's go. I'm starving.
3) betray

Do you understand I'm betray her confidence?
4) spoil

You should be spoil.
5) greet

MAN: Mother Sun, we greet you
6) revise

Look, I've been revising my will, and with Margaret lost,
7) retire

I assume you held on to your Rolodex when you retire?
8) bake

Sarah bake cookies.
9) assign

Bon appetit. That is all the accounts, all assign.
10) mess

I mess everything up.
11) eclipse

Joan, I can't be eclipse by plastics and packaging again.
12) translate

I translate your speech into Pig Latin.
13) hang

- You hung up my jeans. - Mmm.
14) involve

I'm sure he'd love to get involve.
15) suppose

I think you're suppose to sniff it off your fingernail.
16) appreciate

Don, honey, I appreciate your intentions. I really do.
17) realize

I realize it would be easy to turn this
18) bet

You won't lose control, but I bet it creates drag.
19) promise

Don't worry, you're all going to live with me. I promise.
20) taste

Du Maurier. They taste like le shit.
21) assume

I assume you held on to your Rolodex when you retired?
22) deliver

to be deliver to your suite at the Stanhope tomorrow.
23) lose

Look, I've been revising my will, and with Margaret lost,

Adverbs

1) someday

Someday, people are gonna brag that they worked with you.
2) asleep

I fell asleep on page two of thirty.
3) aboard

Welcome aboard!
4) somewhere

I'm sure I have his number somewhere.
5) obviously

Obviously, not there.
6) apparently

Apparently, it's happened before.
7) definitely

You are definitely not!
8) apart

Did everything fall apart without me?
9) eventually

Eventually, I could hire writers to help you with the work load.
10) slow

(LAUGHS) Slow down.
11) exactly

This way you see them exactly as much as you do now,
12) alone

I'm going to leave you two alone.
13) finally

I guess somebody finally got their timing right.
14) forward

It'll get easier as you move forward.
15) almost

I feel like I can't breathe almost.
16) actually

He's a little weird, actually.
17) fine

Well, you're doing fine.
18) soon

Kevin's going to school soon, so I know you have to be in one place,
19) along

You don't have to come along, but you promised to stake us.
20) enough

She's old enough to be her mother.
21) far

As far as he's concerned, Kevin never happened.
22) together

and I just want to get it together now.
23) else

What else did you get?

Adjectives

1) undeveloped

But it seems to me, your life is undeveloped property.
2) sentimental

The account girls got a little sentimental.
3) spoiled

I couldn't be more spoiled.
4) insignificant

It makes me feel small and insignificant, Angie.
5) awkward

I don't want it to put you in an awkward position
6) thankful

and are thankful for the sweetness of the Earth.
7) tragic

Oh, he was such a tragic figure.
8) awful

You know an awful lot about cars for a guy who hasn't got one.
9) demanding

I already have a very demanding job.
10) dramatic

I'm not being dramatic. Now, please, take me seriously.
11) excited

You're just excited about being in charge.
12) packed

I'm packed. You can drop me in L.A.
13) surprised

You'd be surprised. Nobody cares.
14) drunk

The producer's as drunk as a skunk. I have to replace him.
15) spectacular

That's spectacular. What a mess.
16) retired

Nothing much. I'm retired.
17) weird

He's a little weird, actually.
18) careful

Careful. He's a little sticky.
19) silent

A silent meal at 7:00 a.m. and the seminars begin at 9:00.
20) sad

Sweetheart, I have some sad news.
21) okay

Are you ill? ls everything okay?
22) alive

That thing better be alive.
23) mad

Patty's pretty mad I gave you money.