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Television has really transformed. we had -- people have shows now that you just can't be another show on the air that you'll passively watch. people have to be engaged by tv shows because there are so many ways to experience them and the consumer has so many choices. viewer has so many choices. "mad men" shows that you just can't be good. you have to be important. you have to get people to really care about your tv show now to go forward in this really crowded landscape. >> great yessing of the ingquiing writing allows us to write the rest of the story. we all get to write our own version. >>...

It was a disappointing finale. i think, hethough, at the end, every other character had pat endings. everybody tied up neatly in a bow except the person who was at the center of it all don. and at the end, no redemption for don. very little growth from the very beginning. and i suppose that's maybe matthew's cynicism won out in the end. >> i don't know about the no redemption for don. that final scene, that's a changed character. that's not a moment he had anywhere else in the -- >> he turns a spiritual experience into a coke ad. >> he goes there to try to find himself. great ad men are wired ...

You say to them? >> it is, it gets attention, they're paid a lot of money. >> in our country, nobody is forcing them, they get a job -- i have an ad that is my favorite super bowl one of all time, do you know which one it is? >> i do, this is 1979. mean joe green, the coke ad, throw in the jersey, this is the best. >> mr. green, mr. green? >> yeah. >> you need any help? >> huh-uh. >> i just want you to know i think -- i think -- you're the best ever. >> yeah, sure. want my coke? it's okay. you can have it. >> no, no. >> really, you can have it. okay. a coke and a smile ♪ ♪

Attention. who cares. we're allowed to do it. we're in america. >> sean: women have a job, theyd get a lot of money, they choose to do it, nobody is forcing them. >> absolutely. >> sean: my favorite super bowl ad of all time, do you know which one it is? >>vo i do. >> sean: 1979, mean joe greene, the coke ad, throwing the jersey. this is the best. best >> mr. greene, you need any help? >> huh-uh. >> i just want you to know, i think -- i think you're the bese ever. >> yeah, sure. >> want my coke? it's okay.y. you can have it.'s >> no, no. >> really, you can have it. >> okay.