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Watch Don and Roger enjoy oysters and drinks in this classic Mad Men scene. One more?

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In a memorable Mad Men moment, Don sabotages Roger (who had hit on Betty) by getting him plastered on oysters and vodka at Grand Central's iconic seafood restaurant right before a big meeting

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Video: Benihana on Mad Men. 5. Burger Chef: A hard-won and longtime account for SC&P, the chain of burger restaurants was also the scene of an especially inspiring moment for Peggy, Pete, and Don

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Mad Men: Created by Matthew Weiner. With Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, Vincent Kartheiser, January Jones. A drama about one of New York's most prestigious ad agencies at the beginning of the 1960s, focusing on one of the firm's most mysterious but extremely talented ad executives, Donald Draper.

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Unfrosted, set in 1963 Michigan, features surprise Mad Men cast cameos from the impossibly suave ad man Don Draper (Jon Hamm) and accounts executive Roger Sterling (John Slattery). Though they are never mentioned by name in the movie, Don and Roger travel out to Michigan to pitch a breakfast pastry name to Kellogg's executives Bob Cabana (Jerry Seinfeld), Donna Stankowski (Melissa McCarthy

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In Season 1, Don gets back at Roger for flirting with Betty by egging him on to eat a couple dozen oysters and drink one too many Martinis, and then having the elevator attendant say the elevator

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The scene where Don and Roger are eating oysters and drinking martinis. We filmed that at Musso & Frank Grill in Hollywood. "Don't let me see the bottom of this glass," he instructs the waiter.

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Grand Central Terminal/Oyster Bar. Go slurp some oysters down at this historic restaurant where Don and Roger dine for lunch in season 1, episode 7. And if you're feeling even more adventurous, hop on a MetroNorth Hudson line train to Ossining and reenact Don's commute home from work in Mad Men's very first episode (image via).

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In season one, after a "working lunch" of round after round of stiff martinis and raw oysters on the half shell, Roger and Don return to work for a very important client meeting only to

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It could be that oysters were considered really fancy food in 60s, and of course he can afford them so he eats them. I could be wrong but that's my guess. I just googled oysters. I guess at one point they were poor man's food, like lobster used to be. They became more affordable in the 1800s. So maybe he just eats them because he likes them.

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Grand Central Oyster Bar ( click here for address and info) Episode: "Red In the Face": Season 1, Episode 7. The Scene: The infamous Roger Sterling diet! Don and Roger have oysters and

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The post-lunch stairwell race endured by Don (Jon Hamm) and Roger (John Slattery) is similarly lent an added dimension by the event's real-world historical context. The True Meaning Of Mad Men's Famous "Signal 30" Episode. Mad Men season 1, episode 7 focuses on the relationship between Don Draper and his mentor Roger Sterling.

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5G. Don Draper is shaken when his past life comes back to haunt him. After his picture appears in a local newspaper, Adam Whitman, a man who claims to be his younger brother, approaches him. Don, or Dick as his brother knows him, initially denies everything but in the end admits to having taken on a new name. He refuses however to have anything

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Question about S1E7, Red in the Face. So in this episode, Roger and Don get drunk at lunch after downing oysters and liquor. They return to the office and are forced to climb stairs, resulting in Roger vomiting in front of clients. So I recently read somewhere that Don paid the elevator guy, Hollis, to pretend like the elevator was out of

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Audio Review. Ranking: 'Mad Men: Season 1' features a front-heavy, conversational DTS HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track that nevertheless sounds quite good. Compared to the muddled audio included on the show's standard DVD, the dialogue and sound effects on the Blu-ray edition are crisp, clear, and nicely prioritized in the soundscape.

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Season 1, Episode 7: "Red in the Face". John Kernick. After Roger makes a pass at Betty, Don seeks revenge by plying Roger with booze and oysters over lunch. Once they return to the office and see

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Season 1, Episode 2: Ladies Room. Don continues to conceal his increasingly complicated personal life even in the face of Roger's (John Slattery) invitation to open up. Meanwhile Peggy pines for the absent Pete - still on his honeymoon - while fending off the advances of several of the men of Sterling Cooper. Episode 3.

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In honor of the season-five premiere, I decided to settle these questions for myself by trying my hand at the so-called Roger Sterling Diet: 3 vodka martinis, 2 dozen oysters, a long-ass haul up

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The Series Finale. The stories of Don Draper, his family, and his co-workers at Sterling Cooper & Partners come to an end. Elisabeth Moss explains how Peggy Olson has evolved over the past six seasons of Mad Men. John Slattery describes how Roger Sterling has evolved throuhout the past six seasons of Mad Men.

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Take a long, boozy lunch out of the office and turn this guide to Mad Men filming locations into an epic, Don Draper-inspired bar crawl, featuring the real-life places where the fictional employees of SCDP drank. 89 E 42nd St, New York, NY, US.

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Couldn't find a 1963 Oyster Bar menu but here is one from 1956 - Union Oyster House (in Boston) where oysters on the half shell are 0.75 for 1/2 doz. So, a 1956 $1.50/doz. is about $1.70 in 1963 (adjusted for inflation) and that is about $14.50 in 2020 dollars.