They would be turned into the cat-version of Barad-Dur in no time. Complete with Nazgul!kittens.
Of course what's interesting about Pete is that if he weren't so insecure and kind of snivelling, he'd have a better shot at things
True, and that's his tragedy I guess. I must admit I still don't like him, so the bad part of me grins gloriously every time somebody, especially Sterling, makes a snide remark. But I guess that is one of the ways in which "Mad Men" is truly clever, in that Pete is such a creep that I'm willing to overlook even the positive contributions he makes.
Speaking of Pete - the depiction of his dad has to be one of the series more subtle highlights. The costume and posture alone ensured that the characterisation was set from the get go.
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Date: 2008-08-26 05:23 am (UTC)Of course what's interesting about Pete is that if he weren't so insecure and kind of snivelling, he'd have a better shot at things
True, and that's his tragedy I guess. I must admit I still don't like him, so the bad part of me grins gloriously every time somebody, especially Sterling, makes a snide remark. But I guess that is one of the ways in which "Mad Men" is truly clever, in that Pete is such a creep that I'm willing to overlook even the positive contributions he makes.
Speaking of Pete - the depiction of his dad has to be one of the series more subtle highlights. The costume and posture alone ensured that the characterisation was set from the get go.