Mad Men: Shoot / Season: 1 / Episode: 9 (2007)

A rival ad agency courts Don, involving Betty Draper in its attempt to lure him from Sterling Cooper. As the presidential campaign heats up, the agency looks for new ways to counter the latest Kennedy ads. Tempers flare over Peggy.

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Musicals

Fiorello! (1959) (Musical) written by George Abbott, Jerome Weidman; composed by Jerry Bock; written by Sheldon Harnick

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Fiorello! (Musical)

written by George Abbott, Jerome Weidman; composed by Jerry Bock; written by Sheldon Harnick

1959

Don and Betty are at a performance of 'Fiorello!'. During the intermission they run in to Jim and his wife Adele in the lobby, where Jim has a proposal for both Don and Betty.

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Television Commercials

John F. Kennedy Presidential Election Commercial (1960) (Television Commercial)

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John F. Kennedy Presidential Election Commercial (Television Commercial)

Spring 1960

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Songs

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My Special Angel (Song)

performed by Bobby Helms

This song plays as Betty does housework, and as she later goes outside and shoots at the neighbor's pigeons after being released from their cage.

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There's A Small Hotel (Song)

performed by Bobby Van, Kay Coulter

After receiving a package from Jim, Don calls to discuss Jim's offer. Jim asks Don to meet him at the Algonquin hotel, saying "There's a small hotel. Isn't that the song?" referring to the song 'There's A Small Hotel'.

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Mad Men: Shoot / Season: 1 / Episode: 9 (2007)

Mad Men

Shoot (Television Episode)

Season: 1
Episode: 9