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HBO released its first teaser trailer for Season 7 of True Blood yesterday and we just created a bunch of brand new predictions about it today! Come play with us and vote on what you think is going to happen in this final season!
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We just added a sweet new feature to our Tumblr page that allows you to make predictions right there in the sidebar! At the moment it's set to Game of Thrones predictions, but we'll change it up from time to time so keep checking back to our page every once in a while OR if you're old-fashioned, you can still access every prediction for every TV show directly at Insticator.com! Happy predicting!
âAre you ready? Cause I want you to pay attention. This is the beginning of somethingâ Freddie Rumsen starts, staring straight into your soul as he delivers the pitch of a lifetime - his or anyone elseâs lifetime, for that matter - and knocks it out of the park. Sounds completely implausible, right? Well thatâs exactly how season 7 of Mad Men opened up. Temporarily back at SC&P as a freelancer, Freddie blows Peggyâs socks off with his pitch; a feat that she, despite her efforts, isnât able to replicate to her new boss Lou. He claims heâs âallergic to her charmâ or something equally as barf-worthy. Also, in a trend that would only ever happen in the fantasy world that is SC&P, it seems as though yet another secretary, Dawn this time, has made her way up to the ad team, sitting in on the big pitch meeting for Accutron, the watch brand that Freddie pitched to us just 10 minutes before.
Our intro to Don begins just as mysteriously as the teaser trailers for the final season. He finishes shaving in an airplane bathroom and then, immobile and practically statuesque, is moved by the pulling of the airport conveyor belt and right into the passenger seat of Meganâs car. Although his marriage seems to still be holding itself together for the time being, itâs clear that Don is no longer in control of his own life. Control is not a thing thatâs easy for Don to vanquish but if he has any hopes of keeping the things heâs so close to losing, he might have to learn how. Although home for Don is still in New York, thereâs a frozen-in-time utopia that he seems to grasp for in LA, as is evident by the scene from the movie âLost Horizonâ that he and Megan watch on the new color TV that he bought for her despite her not wanting to appear rich in front of her starving-artist friends.
Meanwhile, like a golden ray of California sunshine, Pete Campbell beams as he greets Don with a hug at a seriously underwhelming New York-style LA diner. Itâs clear that Peteâs loving life, with his new apartment by the tar pits, his new Barbie doll realtor that has him wrapped around her finger, and just his new life in LA in general even if he canât find a decent bagel to save his life. Thatâs OK though, he has Ted to run back to NY to pick some up for him! (And also to throw a wrench into Peggyâs life, or so she makes it seem.)
We open on Roger Sterlingâs story, how else, with him laying on the floor surrounded by a sea of naked bodies. His daughter calls him requesting some father-daughter brunch time in which she forgives him for being a generally horrible person towards just about everybody but himself. Feeling mostly indifferent, Roger returns to the bizarre orgy house and climbs into bed with who we assume is his current fling and another man, who we assume is her current fling. Perhaps this free-love hippie life that Rogerâs been chasing ever since his first acid trip is more than someone of his generation can handle as he stares up at the ceiling.
Back in LA, Don hops a red-eye flight back to New York because he has to âworkâ (or so he tells Megan. Do you think she knows about his little vacation from SC&P?) and meets Neve Campbell on the plane (what is it about former 90âs teen babes that gets Don so hot and bothered?) The two share some intimate conversation as she describes her late husbandâs death - a tale that sounds a little too close to our heroâs. Iâm pretty sure that interaction is foreshadowing at its finest. She falls asleep on his shoulder and it looks as though weâre going to have another Linda-Cardellini-in-season-6 repeat but in complete not-Don fashion, he resists her advances. Maybe he really is trying to win Husband Of The Year.
Meanwhile in New York, Joan struts her way around SC&P getting approval from Captain Ken (whoâs still sporting that stylish eye patch, by the way) to take on more account work as all of the responsibility seems to have fallen onto him with the recent change in staff. Being as itâs still the 60âs, Joan struggles to gain her clientsâ respect as a business woman, but by the end of the episode, and with the help of a kindly business school professor, she has just about every man eating out of the palm of her hand. Who run the world? JOAN.
Peggy, on the other hand, much like Don, is having a hard time keeping in control. The position that she thought would be hers went to Lou, who, again, is apparently immune to feminine charm and also doesnât know a good ad campaign when it practically hits him in the face (how great would it have been if she actually decked him in the face? We can still dream of that happening in the future, right?) and the residents in her building canât seem to flush a toilet without her help. Unable to cope with the fact that she canât take charge of her work, Peggy completely breaks down, shadowing the breakdown she had on her very first day at Sterling Cooper. Poor Peggy. If only shutting lifeâs problems out was as easy as yelling âPIZZA HOUSE!â and slamming the phone down.
Donâs on the verge of a breakdown too, we see, as he invites Rumsen into his apartment to talk about how his pitch went. (We all KNEW it was just too good of a pitch to have come from Freddieâs brain!) We see that heâs worked so hard to build up this lie of a still-perfect life that heâs resorted to using human-puppet Rumsfeld to try to weasel his way back into the firm. He canât get work, he canât have his wife in the same time zone as him, he canât even get the sliding doors of his balcony to close. With a bottle of booze and without pants, Don pries the doors wide open and sits on the balcony exposed to the frigid January air and all of his lies and insecurities. Itâs a powerful close to whatâs, for sure, going to be an intense season.
What do you think? Will Peggy be able to take back the power? Will Megan find out Donâs secret? Will Pete ever find a decent bagel place in LA? Make your predictions at Insticator.com now!