[ SECRET POST #2274 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2274 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite character death episodes (wait for this to collapse or use whitetext)

[ginainthekingsroad]

Gotta be "Commissions & Fees." Mad Men may have finally topped its own "lawnmower scene" for gallows humor when Lane Pryce goes to asphyxiate himself in a Jaguar, and the damn thing will not start. Which was foreshadowed so beautifully about the Jaguar account throughout the whole season. It's a brilliantly written episode, and Jared Harris really earned his Emmy nomination for the episode. I only wish Lane could have been in more episodes that season; but of course he was splitting time in LA with Mad Men and in Vancouver with Fringe (where his character David Robert Jones died for the second time; STOP KILLING JARED HARRIS, WRITERS! D:).


Stringer Bell's death in "Mission Accomplished" should also get a mention.