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"It seems like Mad Men diehards have spent most of this season crowing about somebody being on the verge of getting killed off. Recently, Matthew Weiner and the cast pushed back, saying that nobody&amp;#x27;s going to die. But after last night&amp;#x27;s ep&amp;amp;#8212;the second to last of the season&amp;amp;#8212;I don&amp;#x27;t know how we&amp;#x27;re supposed to buy that. Practically everybody seemed right around the corner from an encounter with the Grim Reaper, especially these six people, whose arcs are just giving me a real bad feeling lately: Don Obviously, it would be weird for the show to go on without Don&amp;amp;#8212;and taking this to the next level for a sec, lemme just say that not every AMC show can kill off its central character in the same year. (We all agree Walter White&amp;#x27;s gotta go out with a bang on Breaking Bad, right?) That being said, references to Don&amp;#x27;s expiration have never been bolder or more prevalent than they have in this season, from his drowning hallucinations to his constant state of physical agitation. By the way, I&amp;#x27;ve long been wondering what the significance of his neighbor/cuckold being a heart surgeon will turn out to be. Megan The Mrs. Draper du jour has been the chief suspect of death speculation this season, much of it sparked by the red-star tee she wore a few episodes back. (It&amp;#x27;s identical to the one that the actress Sharon Tate wore before she was murdered, but Weiner denies a deliberate connection here). In any case, what makes me think Megan is ripe for offing is the stalemate she and Don seem to be at in terms of their marriage and life direction. Bob Benson Bob Benson&amp;#x27;s just getting creepier and creepier, and due purely to his shadiness factor, I could see something tragic happening to him. He&amp;#x27;s also sort of the perfect candidate for periphery death&amp;amp;#8212;he&amp;#x27;s prominent enough to rock everybody but not enough to legitimately be missed. Then again, he doesn&amp;#x27;t seem like the type to take affronts like Pete Campbell&amp;#x27;s blackmail lying down. Which brings me to the lord of the comb-over himself. Pete Pete is cruisin&amp;#x27; for a bruisin&amp;#x27; right now&amp;amp;#8212;and it almost seems like he wants a bruisin.&amp;#x27; He&amp;#x27;s never been more ornery, and he jumps at the chance to put himself in danger with the Chevy crowd. Ken Cosgrove Speaking of the Chevy crowd: The only times we&amp;#x27;ve seen Ken this season, he&amp;#x27;s been getting terrorized by Detroit auto yahoos, who apparently wave around guns 24/7, in the car and hunting alike. He lived through his first client bullet wound, but if I know the show, the perfect twist to top off the story line would consist of him ironically meeting an untimely fate in a totally different way. Sally Don&amp;#x27;t get me wrong&amp;amp;#8212;I will lose it if Sally Draper dies. She is the best of the best. But here&amp;#x27;s the thing: Sally can bring Don down now in a way no one else can, and in a way no one else ever has for as long as we&amp;#x27;ve known these characters. There aren&amp;#x27;t a lot of solutions for that situation. (My advice: Run, Sally, run like the wind to Miss Porter&amp;#x27;s, even if those fast girls were super mean! Glenn is just down the road, and he and his peace buttons will protect you forever!) What are you thinking when it comes to Mad Men deaths? Is there another death-row member I&amp;#x27;m missing altogether? Photo: AMC"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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