u/RockBalBoaaa

▲ 163 r/madmen

If Megan never left advertising for acting, would her and Don actually have made it?

u/RockBalBoaaa — 1 day ago

▲ 174 r/ILoveLucy

Forty-seven years gone, but the laughter remains forever. ❤️ Never forgotten. Remembering Vivian Vance today.

u/RockBalBoaaa — 2 days ago

▲ 329 r/madmen

This look was an absolute masterpiece. 🔥💛😍

u/RockBalBoaaa — 2 days ago

▲ 328 r/Elvis

Remembering Elvis today and everyday. It has been 49 years since he left this world, but his voice and style still live on. He is just as important now as he was then. His music and impact will stay with us forever. ⚡️🕯️🎙️💛

u/RockBalBoaaa — 4 days ago

▲ 45 r/Elvis

Remembering Gladys Love Presley, who passed on this day 68 years ago. Elvis loved his Mother with his whole heart and soul. He was never the same after she left this earth. Both sad and comforting to know just 19 years and two days later they would be reunited in Heaven. 💔

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u/RockBalBoaaa — 6 days ago

▲ 18 r/madmen

Pete always found a way to make a simple trip 10 times more dramatic. The fact he yelled at Trudy about values & respect like he was the moral compass of the marriage. All while his side girlfriend waited alone at the hotel. The lack of self-awareness was wild. Nobody projected quite like him.

u/RockBalBoaaa — 9 days ago

▲ 17 r/ILoveLucy

Ricky: “You know, that's pretty good shootin'. Not only did you kill the duck, but you knocked his feathers off and you cleaned it, too!”

u/RockBalBoaaa — 10 days ago

▲ 170 r/madmen

Don and Peggy share some of the most beautiful & meaningful scenes of the entire series. Little moments like these are why this show is so special. That final Burger Chef scene with Pete is the perfect picture of a chosen family. They are all so broken but together they are home.

u/RockBalBoaaa — 10 days ago

▲ 251 r/madmen

The true beauty of Betty’s marriage to Henry was her evolution. She could never stand up to Don until the end of their marriage, but with Henry she finally found her voice. She spoke her mind and demanded the respect she deserved. True growth looked good on her, especially in moments like these.

u/RockBalBoaaa — 11 days ago

▲ 71 r/ILoveLucy

Ricky: “Don’t cry, sweetheart, don’t cry. There must be something you can do.” Fred: “She can always enter her head in the flower show!”

u/RockBalBoaaa — 12 days ago

▲ 190 r/madmen

Behind the Scenes @ Sterling Cooper

u/RockBalBoaaa — 12 days ago

▲ 124 r/MarilynMonroe

Marilyn & Joe

u/RockBalBoaaa — 12 days ago

▲ 19 r/ILoveLucy

Ethel: “Let us in, Eddie!” Guy in hallway: “Oh, girls, I’m down in 914. If Eddie won’t let you in, I will!” Lucy: “Oh, go away, fresh!”

u/RockBalBoaaa — 13 days ago

▲ 217 r/madmen

When Francine broke down and confided in Betty that her husband cheated, Betty realized her lonely pain was not unique. Even as early as season one this was pushing her to finally investigate her own life, leading directly to her uncovering Don's endless deceptions.

u/RockBalBoaaa — 13 days ago

▲ 26 r/ILoveLucy

Assistant: “What’s the date of your birth?” Lucy: “August 6th.” Assistant: “August 6th, what?” Lucy: “August 6th, period!” Assistant: “Oh, won’t you tell me the year, too?” Lucy: “He’s the mindreader. Let HIM tell you!”

u/RockBalBoaaa — 13 days ago

▲ 507 r/madmen

While Don and others enabled or dismissed Megan, Marie saw right through the delusion. She told her flat out that she lacked the talent required to make it in acting. Megan wanted the idea of being an actress, but Marie saw past that.

u/RockBalBoaaa — 14 days ago

▲ 334 r/ILoveLucy

Happy Birthday to our favorite redhead! Thank God for reruns and the endless laughs she still gives us. I Love Lucy gave us a brilliant gift that never fades. Remembering her brilliance, beauty, and humor today and always. ❤️🎉🎂

u/RockBalBoaaa — 14 days ago

▲ 45 r/ILoveLucy

Lucy: “Well, you still have Mr. Benson.” Mrs. Benson: “MEH!”

u/RockBalBoaaa — 15 days ago

▲ 439 r/madmen+2 crossposts

I love the Marilyn episode. The way they wrote her death and real history events into the story is my favorite part of the series and what makes it unlike any other show I have watched.

u/GonadAlley — 15 days ago

▲ 148 r/MarilynMonroe

Remembering Marilyn today and everyday. Her life is a powerful reminder to look past the fame and see the real human being. She spent her life searching for peace and belonging. I hope she finally found the unconditional love in the stars that she always deserved here on earth. ✨

u/RockBalBoaaa — 15 days ago

If Megan never left advertising for acting, would her and Don actually have made it?

Forty-seven years gone, but the laughter remains forever. ❤️ Never forgotten. Remembering Vivian Vance today.

This look was an absolute masterpiece. 🔥💛😍

Remembering Elvis today and everyday. It has been 49 years since he left this world, but his voice and style still live on. He is just as important now as he was then. His music and impact will stay with us forever. ⚡️🕯️🎙️💛

Remembering Gladys Love Presley, who passed on this day 68 years ago. Elvis loved his Mother with his whole heart and soul. He was never the same after she left this earth. Both sad and comforting to know just 19 years and two days later they would be reunited in Heaven. 💔

Pete always found a way to make a simple trip 10 times more dramatic. The fact he yelled at Trudy about values &amp; respect like he was the moral compass of the marriage. All while his side girlfriend waited alone at the hotel. The lack of self-awareness was wild. Nobody projected quite like him.

Ricky: “You know, that's pretty good shootin'. Not only did you kill the duck, but you knocked his feathers off and you cleaned it, too!﻿”

Don and Peggy share some of the most beautiful &amp; meaningful scenes of the entire series. Little moments like these are why this show is so special. That final Burger Chef scene with Pete is the perfect picture of a chosen family. They are all so broken but together they are home.

The true beauty of Betty’s marriage to Henry was her evolution. She could never stand up to Don until the end of their marriage, but with Henry she finally found her voice. She spoke her mind and demanded the respect she deserved. True growth looked good on her, especially in moments like these.

Ricky: “Don’t cry, sweetheart, don’t cry. There must be something you can do.” Fred: “She can always enter her head in the flower show!”

Behind the Scenes @ Sterling Cooper

Marilyn &amp; Joe

Ethel: “Let us in, Eddie!” Guy in hallway: “Oh, girls, I’m down in 914. If Eddie won’t let you in, I will!” Lucy: “Oh, go away, fresh!”

When Francine broke down and confided in Betty that her husband cheated, Betty realized her lonely pain was not unique. Even as early as season one this was pushing her to finally investigate her own life, leading directly to her uncovering Don's endless deceptions.

Assistant: “What’s the date of your birth?” Lucy: “August 6th.” Assistant: “August 6th, what?” Lucy: “August 6th, period!” Assistant: “Oh, won’t you tell me the year, too?” Lucy: “He’s the mindreader. Let HIM tell you!”

While Don and others enabled or dismissed Megan, Marie saw right through the delusion. She told her flat out that she lacked the talent required to make it in acting. Megan wanted the idea of being an actress, but Marie saw past that.

Happy Birthday to our favorite redhead! Thank God for reruns and the endless laughs she still gives us. I Love Lucy gave us a brilliant gift that never fades. Remembering her brilliance, beauty, and humor today and always. ❤️🎉🎂

Lucy: “Well, you still have Mr. Benson.” Mrs. Benson: “MEH!”

I love the Marilyn episode. The way they wrote her death and real history events into the story is my favorite part of the series and what makes it unlike any other show I have watched.

Remembering Marilyn today and everyday. Her life is a powerful reminder to look past the fame and see the real human being. She spent her life searching for peace and belonging. I hope she finally found the unconditional love in the stars that she always deserved here on earth. ✨

Pete always found a way to make a simple trip 10 times more dramatic. The fact he yelled at Trudy about values & respect like he was the moral compass of the marriage. All while his side girlfriend waited alone at the hotel. The lack of self-awareness was wild. Nobody projected quite like him.

Ricky: “You know, that's pretty good shootin'. Not only did you kill the duck, but you knocked his feathers off and you cleaned it, too!”

Don and Peggy share some of the most beautiful & meaningful scenes of the entire series. Little moments like these are why this show is so special. That final Burger Chef scene with Pete is the perfect picture of a chosen family. They are all so broken but together they are home.

Marilyn & Joe