TMC
05-18-2015, 04:20 PM
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/bastard-machine/tim-goodman-mad-men-series-796469
"It's damned near perfect," Tim Goodman says of the final scene (http://www.tvinsider.com/article/1819/game-of-thrones-producer-we-had-to-include-that-horrifying-scene/) that he calls a "masterful and difficult achievement." "Creator Matthew Weiner managed something that probably won't be completely appreciated in the early aftermath of Sunday's episode, where Don's personal awareness also leads to (and is shown as the finale scene) the creation of one of the most famous advertising campaigns (Coke) in modern advertising," he says. "Weiner's accomplishment is allowing what was often very disparate camps in the Mad Men audience to appreciate the same thing on perhaps slightly different levels."
"It's damned near perfect," Tim Goodman says of the final scene (http://www.tvinsider.com/article/1819/game-of-thrones-producer-we-had-to-include-that-horrifying-scene/) that he calls a "masterful and difficult achievement." "Creator Matthew Weiner managed something that probably won't be completely appreciated in the early aftermath of Sunday's episode, where Don's personal awareness also leads to (and is shown as the finale scene) the creation of one of the most famous advertising campaigns (Coke) in modern advertising," he says. "Weiner's accomplishment is allowing what was often very disparate camps in the Mad Men audience to appreciate the same thing on perhaps slightly different levels."