“I mean I can’t tell you anything about the way it ends, but I think it’s in keeping with the rest of it,” says John Slattery tells AwardsLine of tonight’s “Mad Men” series finale. “It’s both unpredictable and I think totally organic to the story that’s come before. It’s remarkably well connected to the beginning of the series and the whole series as an arc. It just connects the dots of all of it. It’s pretty remarkably structured.”
Slattery also confirms Roger Sterling’s mustache was fake; producers, hoping to keep it a secret, didn’t want him wandering around with it when he wasn’t doing a scene.
There are less than 100 miles between Alva and Wichita.
Last week. On “Mad Men.”
* Roger, Peggy and Joan were not in last week’s episode.
* While waiting for his Cadillac repair, Don watched an episode of “The Flip Wilson Show” that originally aired Oct. 1, 1970.
* Max Gail’s character beat Don with a phone book in Alva, Okla., because a 1/8-Camanche maid took money intended for a kitchen.
* Drunk Duck Phillips got Pete a job with Learjet.
* Trudy Campbell was invited to move to Wichita.
* Henry told Betty she would be fine, just before he ripped the cigarettes from her hand.
* Betty skipped over denial, anger, bargaining and depression and went straight to acceptance.
AMC says of tonight’s “Person To Person”:
The stories of Don Draper, his family and his co-workers at Sterling Cooper & Partners conclude.
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