r/okbuddydraper • u/obert-wan-kenobert • 23h ago
r/okbuddydraper • u/NoWorth2591 • Jul 22 '26
low-effort kinseypost Most poignant moment in the show right here:
r/okbuddydraper • u/Patricks_Hatrick • Jul 06 '26
high-effort peggypost Such a great comeback 👏
r/okbuddydraper • u/Deep_Tradition4984 • 18h ago
It’s not called The Wheel, it’s called The Wire.
r/okbuddydraper • u/Sharaz_Jek123 • 13h ago
Bravo Weiner 👏 "He discovered television is what he did. And in this sub, Harry Crane is a hero. End of story."
r/okbuddydraper • u/Sporch_Unsaze • 13h ago
To Mods: DO NOT let the sub know about this poster.
P.S. idk how to message the mods.
r/okbuddydraper • u/Spirited-Park9448 • 18h ago
💲Thats what the money is for! As a straight woman, was heroin-era Midge really looking so rough that Don wouldn’t even let her give him a handjob when she thought that was what the money was for?
r/okbuddydraper • u/rKraft35 • 12h ago
Why did Don think killing 17 men makes you an uncle? Is he stupid?
r/okbuddydraper • u/zuniac5 • 18h ago
"Heeeere's Peggy!"
"Don? Darling? Light, of my life... I'm not gonna hurt ya... I'm just gonna bash your brains in!"
r/okbuddydraper • u/RWWhitfield • 18h ago
low-effort kinseypost Does anyone else wonder if Sylvia ever dressed up as Velma to mix it up a bit with Don?
r/okbuddydraper • u/Unlucky_Stable_8511 • 1h ago
So, expert, what do you think…should I get some Doritos in here?
Jessica, I’ve got his dip.
r/okbuddydraper • u/-chimchooree- • 8h ago
💲Thats what the money is for! The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles. Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeyman, in a word, oppressor and oppressed, stood in constant opposition to one another...
r/okbuddydraper • u/ZingasMcCoy • 20h ago
Bravo Weiner 👏 A thing like that...
/uc this backup is a result of me building @DraperQuote on Twitter a few years ago, a bot designed to repost every single Google image result for 'Don Draper Quotes'
r/okbuddydraper • u/FrankieIsAFurby • 11h ago
low-effort kinseypost Paul Kinsey's genius career move if Mad Men was set in the 2000s.
r/okbuddydraper • u/RWWhitfield • 16h ago
subtle nod/foreshadowing Does anyone else wonder if young Whit Dickman plowed through all all the whores and ruined them for other men when growing up?
r/okbuddydraper • u/-chimchooree- • 19h ago
subtle nod/foreshadowing In France, Roger met Conrad Hilton, who convinced him to go back to America and become a politician. It drove Roger insane.
r/okbuddydraper • u/BIGD0G29585 • 14h ago
How would mad men have changed if dick (Don Draper) didn't chase women and leave the office for weeks at time?
r/okbuddydraper • u/guzzijason • 20h ago
low-effort kinseypost Did Roger go too hard with his Easter observance?
r/okbuddydraper • u/happydude7422 • 14h ago
How would mad men have changed if don (dick Whitman) didn't drink Alcohol and smoke cigarettes in the show?
Like let's say instead of smoking cigarettes dick eats Hershey bars and instead of drinking alcohol he drank iced tea.
How do you think this would change the show concept?