@@houseofmatrix6174 I dont believe that to be true. Roger fought for don at first but pretty quickly layed down for the rest of the partners. Not necessarily saying the partners were wrong. Don violated the terms they set for him. Pete was really the only one truly loyal to don up until the end in my opinion.
Me too! Hated him then really loved him, but i love truly more. That lovable spoiled moron managed to ruin things with that perfect woman. Even don would agree 😆
It's crazy to think that Pete is one of the characters of the show you relate to the most by the end. I think Pete and Peggy have the best character arch in the series
This is so great. Pete does admire and, in a strange way, appreciate Don for the magnetic man he is. He hates him at first, while loving him, because he's jealous and wants to be him. I loved watching these two be rivals at first, then tentative allies, then mutually respectful colleagues, then finally pulling for each other. Don eventually saw the effective executive in Pete, the hustler, who despite his privileged upbringing was hungry and ambitious and wanted ti build something of his own. Pete saw in Don not simply a handsome vessel but a brilliant man who was burdened by a past, was emotionally disconnected, and who needed to vanish once in awhile. Great stuff, and a great arc.
Pete Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) is so underrated. I love the character. I've re-watched Mad Men like 5 times and never skip a scene with him because it's always so entertaining.
That was a wholesome scene. It's interesting how even though Don isn't considered particularly moral, people tend to gravitate towards him when in a crisis of conscience. I suppose its because Don gives off the vibe that he's been through some heavy stuff in his life
I keep coming back to this because it's so brilliant and funny. My favorite part is Don, the great wordsmith, never speaks in this video. People who never saw the show would see this and think, "WTF is so great about Don?!?" lolol.
Haha, I never realised that his character and dialogue could be spun that way. This is brilliant! I laughed at 4:22 - I completely forgot about that part!
Pete wants to be Don. He's everything Pete feels he need to be inside. The desperation is like a fumes coming off him. Like a teenager with an identity crisis.
I sort of saw it as him just really admiring his big brother and showing it off to all the kids in the schoolyard. "My big brother can beat up yours" kind of love towards the end. But in the middle of the series, he definately wanted to be like Don Draper like we all do.
I don’t think he wanted to be Don. Certainly not in a business sense anyway. Pete knew what Duck Philips didn’t. That Accounts need Creative and Creative need Accounts. He craved Don’s respect, but he also knew the agency(s) were just better off with a Draper on board. And Don reciprocated that with Pete. They made a formidable business pair.
wish you had the scene where they were having a partners meeting and pete left early and just let don be his proxy. as if to say that anything draper does, pete would be on board no matter what.
This is great, thanks for sharing. It's amazing to watch how it goes from sucking up out of self interest, to wanting his respect, to using Don's status in the ad market, to an actual appreciation for his talent.
Pete Campbell started out as the WASP from hell to begin with who was Don’s main antagonist but he gradually became a better person over the series and became Don’s main ally.
That was a great scene (Roger first mentions Chevy as SCDP has just lost Jaguar killing the firm's potential IPO to the chagrin of Bert, Pete, and Joan) but Pete's statement was made not out of "love" but disdain at Don ("Don't act like you planned this!")
Dude... thanks for the belly laugh. Got more enjoyment from that comment than 99% of the videos I watch here. TH-cam needs to pay you residuals for this one!
Don is everything he wants to be and as a resentful, young, perpetual failure, Pete both loves and hates him. Like a scientist and a horrible, marvelous thing. It's a perfect Oedipus complex if the mother is the status of creative director which you'll recall Pete was gunning for in season 1. Thanks to Roger and Bert making Don inadvertantly relent on Pete, he accepted his place supporting Don's genius after being stricken down in all his hate (blackmail episode). He knows Don more than anyone until the later seasons, and furthers his feelings being complicated. Professionally he's a maverick, at home he's a shameful loser even if only Pete and consequently Bert were aware of it.
great job must have taken you a lot of time to put this all together. who wouldn't like don tho? as a man he was a very troubled individual but as a business model he projected this very strong authority figure. he could probably sell cigars to a non smoker!
Thats hilarious what a highlight, in hindsight yeah I guess Pete really did respect and look up to him a lot after season 1 that is, sometimes he seemed resentful but in most of these moments he seems dead serious actually. thats awesome.
One never knows how loyalty is born.
Bertram Cooper
And in the end, regardless of the circumstances he was more loyal to Don than anyone. Including Roger or Bert.
Nico Roger was more loyal
spot on
@@houseofmatrix6174 I dont believe that to be true. Roger fought for don at first but pretty quickly layed down for the rest of the partners. Not necessarily saying the partners were wrong. Don violated the terms they set for him. Pete was really the only one truly loyal to don up until the end in my opinion.
“Thats a very sensitive piece of horseflesh! He shouldn’t be rattled!” One of my favorite Pete hearts Don lines ever!
Horse flesh! So random. I love it
Pete evolved into one of my favorite characters
That's what an account man does, he makes you like him
Yeah, he definitely goes from a least favorite to a most favorite character by the end of the series. Such a great show.
Me too! Hated him then really loved him, but i love truly more. That lovable spoiled moron managed to ruin things with that perfect woman. Even don would agree 😆
Vincent Kartheiser was so perfect as Pete. At first I hated Pete but his personality changed during the series and I grew to like him.
Holy shit Pete is Don's hype man.
I'm surprised he's not wearing a giant clock around his neck
That's kind of his job if you think about it
It's crazy to think that Pete is one of the characters of the show you relate to the most by the end. I think Pete and Peggy have the best character arch in the series
Caio Ronnau IKR! I kept watching mainly because of their storyline
I really thought Pete was really funny in the last few seasons. I also think that Joan's journey was pretty great, too.
Peggy,Roger and Pete.
By the end you root for Pete 100%
This is so great. Pete does admire and, in a strange way, appreciate Don for the magnetic man he is. He hates him at first, while loving him, because he's jealous and wants to be him. I loved watching these two be rivals at first, then tentative allies, then mutually respectful colleagues, then finally pulling for each other. Don eventually saw the effective executive in Pete, the hustler, who despite his privileged upbringing was hungry and ambitious and wanted ti build something of his own. Pete saw in Don not simply a handsome vessel but a brilliant man who was burdened by a past, was emotionally disconnected, and who needed to vanish once in awhile. Great stuff, and a great arc.
Frank Dodd the actor that plays Pete is good in that role.
Pete recognizes a great piece of horseflesh when he sees it.
Having "Caravan" playing in the background is witty.
Is really telling that Pete is almost the only one who knows Don's secret. ..I mean not even Roger or Peggy knew.
The scene where Pete, Don and Peggy have dinner at Burger Chef was one of my favourites. They truly were a sort of family by the end of the show.
Pete Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) is so underrated. I love the character. I've re-watched Mad Men like 5 times and never skip a scene with him because it's always so entertaining.
I usually skip all the sex scenes because it got repetitive and cringy really quick. Awkward as hell
Great woman!
This is pure gold. Thanks for posting this
Doesn't get any better than Pete, Don and Roger. Pete had Don's back big time in Season 7
Yeah man they became niggas and I thought that was awesome
“You never know where loyalty is born”
2:22 it's the scene where Pete learns that Don paid his partnership money. That thank you is coming deep from his heart
“In your absence things have become quite dire” 😂😂😂
Don return the favor as well fronting the 50 K for Pete. From enemies to friends
This is literally perfection.
I hate pete but i love the scene when his father died in the plane crash and he went to Don's office..he really respected him.
Don had the ability to write the check. It was consistent with his code, and he did it. The affection part... just not part of his makeup.
That was a wholesome scene. It's interesting how even though Don isn't considered particularly moral, people tend to gravitate towards him when in a crisis of conscience. I suppose its because Don gives off the vibe that he's been through some heavy stuff in his life
and later on he sends him away so harshly, leaving Pete quite hurt and confused.
I keep coming back to this because it's so brilliant and funny. My favorite part is Don, the great wordsmith, never speaks in this video. People who never saw the show would see this and think, "WTF is so great about Don?!?" lolol.
Hahaha, very astute observation.
“It matters to me that you’re impressed”
Lol like the script writers got tired of dancing around it
Haha, I never realised that his character and dialogue could be spun that way. This is brilliant! I laughed at 4:22 - I completely forgot about that part!
This makes me admire VK's performance even more. Terrific!
Pete is like the little brother who wants big bros approval and respect
Pete wants to be Don. He's everything Pete feels he need to be inside. The desperation is like a fumes coming off him. Like a teenager with an identity crisis.
Lmao that's an analogy that brought back some bad memories
If he could he’d kill Don and wear him as a skin suit
I sort of saw it as him just really admiring his big brother and showing it off to all the kids in the schoolyard. "My big brother can beat up yours" kind of love towards the end. But in the middle of the series, he definately wanted to be like Don Draper like we all do.
I don’t think he wanted to be Don. Certainly not in a business sense anyway. Pete knew what Duck Philips didn’t. That Accounts need Creative and Creative need Accounts. He craved Don’s respect, but he also knew the agency(s) were just better off with a Draper on board. And Don reciprocated that with Pete. They made a formidable business pair.
It was wholesome seeing Pete settling in to the culture of the West Coast
lmao. this is better than any cumpilation ive ever seen.
Uh, could you correct that spelling error? Please, tell me it's an error...
jsmith294 😏😏
wish you had the scene where they were having a partners meeting and pete left early and just let don be his proxy. as if to say that anything draper does, pete would be on board no matter what.
then don just goes... "we can do that??"
I know... it would have been the perfect ending!
There was a line where Pete Campbell once said , " Don is a valuable piece of horse meat and shouldn't be disturbed " classic 😊😊
It.. it's in this video!
Don’s expressions are priceless
Hahaha I love how it's the Pete Campbell silhouette with the gun.
Thanks for putting this together! Pretty great.
Take a shot for every "Don".
lol you'd be dead!
This is great, thanks for sharing. It's amazing to watch how it goes from sucking up out of self interest, to wanting his respect, to using Don's status in the ad market, to an actual appreciation for his talent.
This is a great edit! The gun silhouette in the beginning was amazing lol
This deserves more views.
Wow what a labour of love ! great job
What else was vincent kartheimer in? The dude was too great to just have gone away.
Pete Campbell started out as the WASP from hell to begin with who was Don’s main antagonist but he gradually became a better person over the series and became Don’s main ally.
Pete Campbell has got to be one of my favorite characters
Also Pete to Don "You're Tarzan swinging from vine to vine"
That was a great scene (Roger first mentions Chevy as SCDP has just lost Jaguar killing the firm's potential IPO to the chagrin of Bert, Pete, and Joan) but Pete's statement was made not out of "love" but disdain at Don ("Don't act like you planned this!")
This is the best thing I've ever seen. In your absence things have gotten a little dire. Lol.
The Don Draper Show is back...!
Fantastic editing lol
Does anybody else see Pete Campbell as a real life, adult version of Stewie Griffin?
I love how fake his words to don are in season one compared to after that. Cooper was right
😂 love this 1 way bromance
Very very well edited with the music and everything, really good work shizeldolphin36!
I've always liked that scene when Don throws up and Roger goes "he's just saying what we're all thinking"
Me too! He really saved don from the most horrifically awkwardly moment in his life....well maybe top 5
This. Is. Gold.
This was so good!
Pete becomes my favourite after each series, love his acting and character
this video just makes me so giddy lol
In season 1 he's dying for Don's approval and the more he seeks approval from him the more resistant don is to giving it
You wanna check for polyps while you're up there Pete?
Dude... thanks for the belly laugh. Got more enjoyment from that comment than 99% of the videos I watch here. TH-cam needs to pay you residuals for this one!
@@jsmith294 I think Roger said it
Exceedingly lovely!
This was great.
Didn’t realize it, but Pete really does love Don! 😂
Don is everything he wants to be and as a resentful, young, perpetual failure, Pete both loves and hates him. Like a scientist and a horrible, marvelous thing. It's a perfect Oedipus complex if the mother is the status of creative director which you'll recall Pete was gunning for in season 1. Thanks to Roger and Bert making Don inadvertantly relent on Pete, he accepted his place supporting Don's genius after being stricken down in all his hate (blackmail episode). He knows Don more than anyone until the later seasons, and furthers his feelings being complicated. Professionally he's a maverick, at home he's a shameful loser even if only Pete and consequently Bert were aware of it.
i appreciate the bisexuality of this music choice
2:43 Don's reaction to that back slap XD
That last clip is brilliant. Pete's belief in Don's ability is so cute
I love this!
it matters to me that you're impressed xD
Hilarious! Good effort, buddy.
Aw...I like the end...you could tell Pete was rooting for Don to get his job back..he seems almost giddy saying that.
Jesus Campbell, don't EVER say that.
I won't let you down Elizabeth!
the glazing is insane
Glazing? Is that a new term? I think i alright like it
This made me so happy
I love Pete!
"...sensitive piece of horseflesh..."
Now I want a follow-up video of Don's reactions to all of these :p
The creator said that pete always craved for don's aproval since day one, don is like the big brother he cannot impress
Pete is Don's Flavor Flav. Yeah Boyyyyyyyyy!!!!!
I love this
'You've never seen Don at his best; it'll be a tear-jerker' - maybe one of the greatest lines in this show, fucking hell paha
Don: "If I ever go missing, check this man's basement."
2:22 without the context of the storyline is hilarious
I didn’t like Pete at first, but his loyalty made me love him!
Notice me Don Senpai
"I won't let you down, Don!"
-Peter Dyckman Campbell
this is great
Young Pete HATED Don. All that was flattery with a transactional goal in mind. But I do think he came to genuinely care for him.
Pete was loyal to the end, although they were always rocky Pete never left his side
Pete Cambell is one of the best characters of television. He died in a plane crash at the end.
Can you make a Don Draper "Come on!" reel?
Lmao whiplash suits the hell out of this show and pete
"It matters to me that you're impressed." Vincent Kartheiser could've played Patrick Bateman.
Hahaha!!! Gotta love Pete Campbell!!!!
“Terrific it’s him!”
God he is giddy
You should do a supercut of times that Don lectures Pete or puts him into his place
Why did I enjoy this so much? 🤣
“Shouldn’t we wait for Don?” Pete asks.
“No, Don’s plenty!” Answers Pete.
Will never top "How are things, Don?"
You know I kinda ship it.
Pete’s a real one he got his shit together
Love it!
by the end of this video, the word 'Don' lost all of its meaning
great job must have taken you a lot of time to put this all together. who wouldn't like don tho? as a man he was a very troubled individual but as a business model he projected this very strong authority figure. he could probably sell cigars to a non smoker!
Nobody gonna talk about the picture in the into??
Pete’s hair is parted on the right, Don’s on the left. Villain and hero traits.
Thats hilarious what a highlight, in hindsight yeah I guess Pete really did respect and look up to him a lot after season 1 that is, sometimes he seemed resentful but in most of these moments he seems dead serious actually. thats awesome.
This is hilarious. 😂
Pete went on a roller coaster ride in his career, but he ended up getting one of the best jobs out of all of them.