Reach Out of the Darkness
performed by Friend & Lover

"Party Entertaining With Threshold - Target Style" This commercial begins with a woman preparing for a party. She's putting out cheese and other appetizers, cleaning up the house, decorating, and just getting ready for her guests. (Lyrics) I think it's so groovy now That people are finally getting together I think it's so wonderful and how That people are finally getting together I think it's so groovy now That people are finally getting together #TargetStyle A table made perfect A pillow well places A pouf that pops A tray that shines An evening made beautiful Threshold Quality & Design Target Expect More. Pay Less.

1969 is a 1988 drama film starring Robert Downey, Jr., Kiefer Sutherland, and Winona Ryder. It was written and directed by Ernest Thompson. The original music score is composed by Michael Small. The film deals with the Vietnam War and the resulting social tensions between those who support and oppose the war in small-town America.

The newly merged creative team brainstorms how they will market margarine, for Fleischmann's. Don, who is trysting with Sylvia, shows up late, as the meeting wraps, and Ted Chaough chastises him. As a peace offering, Don shares drinks with Ted, but the latter ends up visibly drunk, earning Don Peggy's ire. Don, playing a dominant sex role, sequesters Sylvia in a hotel room, keeps her in the dark about when he'll return, and has delivered to her a red spaghetti strapped dress from Saks Fifth Avenue. He takes the book she is reading with him to read on his flight to Buffalo. After a dream wherein Don dies in a plane crash, and Sylvia attends his funeral and must comfort Megan, Sylvia ends her and Don's affair. Joan falls ill, and Bob Benson discreetly escorts her to the hospital and secures expedited treatment. Roger fires Benson's supervisor, Burt Peterson (for a second time), but Joan saves Benson's job. Robert F. Kennedy is assassinated on the wedding day of Roger Sterling's daughter, Margaret.