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16 entries in the Mad Men compendium.

Joan HollowayThe office manager who became the backbone of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.Don DraperThe man who sold smoke and mirrors, hiding a ghost behind his smile.Harry CraneA television department head navigating the final seasons of Mad Men.Pete CampbellThe well-connected account man who climbs from Sterling Cooper to a Learjet job in Wichita.Midge DanielsThe beatnik artist who knew Don before the mask.Sally DraperDon and Betty's eldest child, who grows up watching her parents' secrets.Faye MillerDon Draper's girlfriend who faces a high-pressure situation with his daughter.Rachel MenkenThe department-store heiress who saw through Don Draper and turned him down.Sal RomanoThe art director who kept his private life hidden behind a raincoat slogan.John OgilvyThe "Father of Advertising" who built an empire on research and iconic campaigns.Peggy OlsonFrom a quiet secretary to a powerhouse creative director who redefined her own destiny.Lane PryceA British financial officer who became a partner at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.Freddy RumsenThe veteran copywriter who spotted Peggy's talent, lost his job to drink and came back sober.Betty DraperDon Draper's first wife, slowly growing up amid the upheavals of the 1960s.The Man in the Blue Flannel PantsHomer becomes an account manager in a Mad Men parody.Zou Bisou BisouA yé-yé song about kissing, popularized by Gillian Hills and Mad Men.
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