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| Episode Name = The Phantom |
| Episode Name = The Phantom |
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| image = [[Image:5x13.jpg|250px]] |
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| − | | season = |
+ | | season = 5 |
| number = 13 |
| number = 13 |
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| airdate = 10 June 2012 |
| airdate = 10 June 2012 |
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| − | | writer = |
+ | | writer = Jonathan Igla<br>[[Matthew Weiner]] |
| director = [[Matthew Weiner]] |
| director = [[Matthew Weiner]] |
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| previous = [[Commissions and Fees]] |
| previous = [[Commissions and Fees]] |
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| − | | next = |
+ | | next = [[The Doorway, Part 1]]}} |
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| − | '''"The Phantom"''' is the thirteenth episode of the [[Season Five]] of ''[[Mad Men]]''. |
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| + | ==Intro== |
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In the season finale, opportunity is in the air for everyone and Pete meets a stranger on the train. |
In the season finale, opportunity is in the air for everyone and Pete meets a stranger on the train. |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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| − | [[Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce]] is doing good business and has posted their best quarter of all time, but things aren't the same around the office without Lane. The Partners have kept a tight lid on his suicide though some staff spread rumors. [[Joan]] confesses to [[Don]] that she thinks if she had let [[Lane]] fall in love with her he would still be alive, but Don calms her concerns. Don has a |
+ | [[Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce]] is doing good business and has posted their best quarter of all time, but things aren't the same around the office without Lane. The Partners have kept a tight lid on his suicide though some staff spread rumors. [[Joan Holloway]] confesses to [[Don Draper]] that she thinks if she had let [[Lane Pryce]] fall in love with her he would still be alive, but Don calms her concerns. Don has a 50,000 dollar check cut to repay Lane's investment in the firm and takes it to Lane's wife who then chastises Don and the firm for allowing Lane to be consumed by the firm's potential for success. |
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| ⚫ | [[Megan]] creates a screen test reel but still hasn't landed an agent. Another actress friend asks Megan to ask Don to give her a chance at a nationwide commercial for Butler shoes but Megan instead asks Don for herself. Don refuses. Megan's mother is staying with the Drapers for Easter and ends up sleeping with Roger after he calls her at the Draper apartment. |
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| ⚫ | [[Megan Calvet]] creates a screen test reel but still hasn't landed an agent. Another actress friend asks Megan to ask Don to give her a chance at a nationwide commercial for Butler shoes but Megan instead asks Don for herself. Don refuses. Megan's mother is staying with the Drapers for Easter and ends up sleeping with Roger after he calls her at the Draper apartment. |
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| ⚫ | Meanwhile, Don has been suffering a tooth-ache and resists going to the dentist. He finally buckles and has the tooth extracted; while he is under he has more visions of [[Adam Whitman]], the ghost of his half brother who hung himself after Don ignored his cries for help. After his procedure Don runs into Peggy at a movie theatre and Don tells Peggy he is proud of her. |
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| ⚫ | Meanwhile, Don has been suffering a tooth-ache and resists going to the dentist. He finally buckles and has the tooth extracted; while he is under he has more visions of [[Adam Whitman]], the ghost of his half brother who hung himself after Don ignored his cries for help. After his procedure Don runs into Peggy at a movie theatre/theater and Don tells Peggy he is proud of her. |
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| ⚫ | The SCDP Partners agree to expand the offices onto the 38th floor as their business continues to grow. Don watches Megan's audition reel alone and later gets her the role of the commercial. During the filming, he sits at a bar and is approached by a beautiful woman who asks "are you alone?" The viewers never see Don's response. |
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==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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| − | * '''[[Jon Hamm]]''' as [[Don Draper]] |
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| − | * '''[[Elisabeth Moss]]''' as [[Peggy Olson]] |
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| − | * '''[[Vincent Kartheiser]]''' as [[Pete Campbell]] |
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| − | * '''[[January Jones]]''' as [[Betty Francis]] (credit only) |
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| − | * '''[[Christina Hendricks]]''' as [[Joan Harris]] |
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| − | * '''[[Jared Harris]]''' as [[Lane Pryce]] (credit only) |
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| − | * '''[[Aaron Staton]]''' as [[Ken Cosgrove]] |
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| − | * '''[[Rich Sommer]]''' as [[Harry Crane]] |
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| − | * '''[[Kiernan Shipka]]''' as [[Sally Draper]] (credit only) |
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| − | * '''[[Jessica Paré]]''' as [[Megan Draper]] |
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| − | * '''[[Christopher Stanley]]''' as [[Henry Francis]] (credit only) |
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| − | * '''[[Jay R. Ferguson]]''' as [[Stan Rizzo]] |
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| − | * '''[[John Slattery]]''' as [[Roger Sterling]] |
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| − | === |
+ | ===Main Star=== |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Jon Hamm]] as [[Don Draper]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Elisabeth Moss]] as [[Peggy Olson]] |
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+ | *[[Vincent Kartheiser]] as [[Pete Campbell]] |
| − | * |
+ | *[[January Jones]] as [[Betty Hofstadt]] (credit only) |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Christina Hendricks]] as [[Joan Holloway]] |
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+ | *[[Jared Harris]] as [[Lane Pryce]] (credit only) |
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+ | *[[Aaron Staton]] as [[Ken Cosgrove]] |
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+ | *[[Rich Sommer]] as [[Harry Crane]] |
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+ | *[[Kiernan Shipka]] as [[Sally Draper]] (credit only) |
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+ | *[[Jessica Pare]] as [[Megan Calvet]] |
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+ | *[[Christopher Stanley]] as [[Henry Francis]] (credit only) |
| − | * |
+ | *[[Jay R. Ferguson]] as [[Stan Rizzo]] |
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| − | * |
+ | *[[John Slattery]] as [[Roger Sterling]] |
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| − | ===Co-Starring=== |
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| + | ===Guest Star=== |
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| − | * |
+ | *[[Alison Brie]] as [[Trudy Vogel]] |
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+ | *[[Julia Ormond]] as [[Marie Calvet]] |
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+ | *[[Embeth Davidtz]] as [[Rebecca Pryce]] |
| + | *[[Alexis Bledel]] as [[Beth Dawes]] |
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| + | *[[Jay Paulson]] as [[Adam Whitman]] |
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| + | *[[Teyonah Parris]] as [[Dawn Chambers]] |
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| + | *[[Ben Feldman]] as [[Michael Ginsberg]] |
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| + | *[[Kevin Rahm]] as [[Ted Chaough]] |
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| + | *Lou Richards as Charles Butler Jr. |
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| + | *[[Jeff Clarke]] as [[Howard Dawes]] |
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| + | *Jon Manfrellotti as Art Garten |
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| + | *Jay Seals as Marvin Woodman |
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| + | *[[James Martin Kelly]] as [[Conductor]] |
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| + | *Geoffrey Wade as Leonard |
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| + | *Mary-Kathleen Gordon as Nurse |
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| + | *Madeleine Hamer as Blonde |
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Revision as of 16:04, 28 May 2017
| The Phantom | |
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| Production | |
| Season 5 Episode 13 | |
| Air date | 10 June 2012 |
| Written by | Jonathan Igla Matthew Weiner |
| Directed by | Matthew Weiner |
| Previous Commissions and Fees |
Next The Doorway, Part 1 |
Intro
In the season finale, opportunity is in the air for everyone and Pete meets a stranger on the train.
Synopsis
Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce is doing good business and has posted their best quarter of all time, but things aren't the same around the office without Lane. The Partners have kept a tight lid on his suicide though some staff spread rumors. Joan Holloway confesses to Don Draper that she thinks if she had let Lane Pryce fall in love with her he would still be alive, but Don calms her concerns. Don has a 50,000 dollar check cut to repay Lane's investment in the firm and takes it to Lane's wife who then chastises Don and the firm for allowing Lane to be consumed by the firm's potential for success.
Peggy in her new job.
Megan Calvet creates a screen test reel but still hasn't landed an agent. Another actress friend asks Megan to ask Don to give her a chance at a nationwide commercial for Butler shoes but Megan instead asks Don for herself. Don refuses. Megan's mother is staying with the Drapers for Easter and ends up sleeping with Roger after he calls her at the Draper apartment.
Peggy Olson seems to be stressed with her new job. Incompetent copywriters and a pushy boss don't make her life easy when she's put in charge of a soon-to-be-released new line of cigarettes aimed at women.
Meanwhile, Don has been suffering a tooth-ache and resists going to the dentist. He finally buckles and has the tooth extracted; while he is under he has more visions of Adam Whitman, the ghost of his half brother who hung himself after Don ignored his cries for help. After his procedure Don runs into Peggy at a movie theatre/theater and Don tells Peggy he is proud of her.
The SCDP Partners agree to expand the offices onto the 38th floor as their business continues to grow. Don watches Megan's audition reel alone and later gets her the role of the commercial. During the filming, he sits at a bar and is approached by a beautiful woman who asks "are you alone?" The viewers never see Don's response.
Cast
Main Star
- Jon Hamm as Don Draper
- Elisabeth Moss as Peggy Olson
- Vincent Kartheiser as Pete Campbell
- January Jones as Betty Hofstadt (credit only)
- Christina Hendricks as Joan Holloway
- Jared Harris as Lane Pryce (credit only)
- Aaron Staton as Ken Cosgrove
- Rich Sommer as Harry Crane
- Kiernan Shipka as Sally Draper (credit only)
- Jessica Pare as Megan Calvet
- Christopher Stanley as Henry Francis (credit only)
- Jay R. Ferguson as Stan Rizzo
- Robert Morse as Bertram Cooper
- John Slattery as Roger Sterling
Guest Star
- Alison Brie as Trudy Vogel
- Julia Ormond as Marie Calvet
- Embeth Davidtz as Rebecca Pryce
- Alexis Bledel as Beth Dawes
- Jay Paulson as Adam Whitman
- Teyonah Parris as Dawn Chambers
- Ben Feldman as Michael Ginsberg
- Kevin Rahm as Ted Chaough
- Lou Richards as Charles Butler Jr.
- Jeff Clarke as Howard Dawes
- Jon Manfrellotti as Art Garten
- Jay Seals as Marvin Woodman
- Emily Foxler as Emily
- James Martin Kelly as Conductor
Co-Star
- Sadie Alexandru as Scarlett
- Geoffrey Wade as Leonard
- Mary-Kathleen Gordon as Nurse
- Madeleine Hamer as Blonde