What, so is that it?

What part of series finale do you not understand?

>>79800796
It feels pretty good knowing that Pete by far got the best life at the end of the series. I was rooting for him the entire time.

>>79800796
no
there's another season, but we hid it from you.

>>79800796
Is that all there is?

So that's the end? Thanks god I quit watching this shit series in season 5 then.

What a phony!

>show about a character who can't change his destructive behavior ends with him changing it

literally a Disney movie

>>79800984
Or a story of redemption.

>>79800984
I'd say he changed emotionally, rather than behaviorally. He learned to live with himself and stop running away, rather than quit drinking, advertising, sleeping around, etc.

>>79800984
WHOOOOOSH

>>79801078
Not an argument

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>>79800984
>he thinks he changed it

I'd give don maybe four months before he is off the happy wagon. The entire show was exactly showing this.

"Happiness is the moment before you want more happiness"

dude found inner peace and used it to make a coke commercial, of that doesn't show he is still the same, I don't know what does.

>>79800984

how exactly did he change it? he's just perpetuating the cycle by making another great ad. his personal life is still in shambles

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>>79800984
Reminder the true ending of Mad Men is when Don hijacks a plane.