Leave it to Sesame Street to turn Mad Men into Sad Men. (See Big Bird: Mr. Hooper.) After all of our silly speculation, the long-awaited clip is finally here. So what do you think; is it everything you’d hope it’d be? We hate to admit it, but the Don Draper character is really off — why didn’t they just get Jon Hamm to voice it? And there’s no drinking. Or female characters! Blasphemy!
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it was ok, but why didn't they go for the rhyme with "glad men" at the end?
I would have appreciated the normal characters in there much more.
touche.
at least they’re teaching youngsters the word “sycophants”.
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