pturo
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Way too 70s to be 1963
I think the stylists didn't assume WE were watching MADMEN.
I think the stylists didn't assume WE were watching MADMEN.
The Draper Dishwasher:
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pturo
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Way too 70s to be 1963
I think the stylists didn't assume WE were watching MADMEN.
I think the stylists didn't assume WE were watching MADMEN.
Gaffers & Sattler
The initial episodes in this series drove me crazy. The refer was correct along with the Maytags that Betty used to stand against during the spin cycle. Then there was the dishwasher. POS from a later era that I think was eventually updated when they changed the fridge. In Cali, these dishwashers were in every tract house, same machine with different brand names on them. What is the reference to D & M branding? I know the threads late, I just found it.
Chris
The initial episodes in this series drove me crazy. The refer was correct along with the Maytags that Betty used to stand against during the spin cycle. Then there was the dishwasher. POS from a later era that I think was eventually updated when they changed the fridge. In Cali, these dishwashers were in every tract house, same machine with different brand names on them. What is the reference to D & M branding? I know the threads late, I just found it.
Chris
D&M branding
D&M--Design & Manufacturing. Produced dishwasher under all sorts of brand names--as you say same machine with different brand names. Kenmore, Magic Chef, Modern Maid, Gaffers & Sattler, Tappan, Caloric, Norge. Slightly different racking features and cycle sequence options, but all the same.
D&M--Design & Manufacturing. Produced dishwasher under all sorts of brand names--as you say same machine with different brand names. Kenmore, Magic Chef, Modern Maid, Gaffers & Sattler, Tappan, Caloric, Norge. Slightly different racking features and cycle sequence options, but all the same.
philr
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It looks like they used the dishwasher in another set with different panels!
I have the same 1963 Frigidaire fridge and 1959 Frigidaire Imperial oven but on mine, the colors are reversed (and my oven lacks a window).
I also have the Custom Imperial <span style="font-size: 12pt;">double wall oven </span><span style="font-size: 12pt;">version with the same door as in the single oven Imperial on the Mad Men set. </span>
I have the same 1963 Frigidaire fridge and 1959 Frigidaire Imperial oven but on mine, the colors are reversed (and my oven lacks a window).
I also have the Custom Imperial <span style="font-size: 12pt;">double wall oven </span><span style="font-size: 12pt;">version with the same door as in the single oven Imperial on the Mad Men set. </span>
Ah, Mrs. Rosen's (Linda Cardellini) kitchen. Certainly didn't mind seeing her on TV again. Never noticed the reappearance of the D&M though!
I missed that too! I was fixated on the Kenmore rotisserie on the counter near the service entrance door where Mr. Draper would sneak in...
philr
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Paul, I guess you wanted a part out of that rotisserie?!
Yes! You got that right! LOL
danemodsandy
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I Missed That Too....
....Mainly because I was so P.O.'ed at both Don and Mrs. Rosen.
Even for adultery, that was just plain damn DUMB. I was surprised that only Sally caught them, and that no more came of it than did come of it. In fact, for a while there, I was expecting Don to get shot over it.
....Mainly because I was so P.O.'ed at both Don and Mrs. Rosen.
Even for adultery, that was just plain damn DUMB. I was surprised that only Sally caught them, and that no more came of it than did come of it. In fact, for a while there, I was expecting Don to get shot over it.
danemodsandy
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P.S.:
Sylvia's dish drainer's drainboard is wrong - that's a new Rubbermaid drainboard with the drain ramp on the side. In the '60s, dish drainboards drained from the end.
Sylvia's dish drainer's drainboard is wrong - that's a new Rubbermaid drainboard with the drain ramp on the side. In the '60s, dish drainboards drained from the end.
