The "Mad Men" intro is so perfect in the way it takes you into its world and lays out all the series' key themes -- marketing, casual racism and sexism, the ennui that can come even when you have it all -- that I'll forgive the copier joke, or the fact that I figured out Don was married as soon as Midge (Rosemarie DeWitt, who was the best thing about "Standoff") suggests she'd make a good ex-wife
After thinking a lot about it, some months ago -in the middle of the pandemic- I decided to quit my job and put all my energy into creating music
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The huge sweep across the world, and you look at the world now and what I hope people might take from this is what was the consequence of when it happened last time? Nine years later there was a war, Knight continued Thats what happened before and there was this real movement of, We must protect ourselves, foreigners are the enemy. People will find it staggering that the language, the phrases, the sentences used at the time are not just similar [to now] but the same, its chilling. Peaky Blinders returns later this year on BBC One
