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When Mad Men’s Don Draper Met Audrey Horne In Twin Peaks (Video)

Mad Men and Twin Peaks mashup, in which Don Draper drives past Big Ed's Gas Station and encounters Audrey Horne at The Great Northern hotel.
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Don Draper wakes up at The Great Northern hotel
Don Draper wakes up at The Great Northern hotel

It’s not uncommon for people to get a Twin Peaks vibe when watching Mad Men. The shows share a number of actors and directors, Betty Draper had lunch at the Twin Peaks donut shop and David Lynch himself is a Maddict, who in real life addresses the cast with their characters’ names. The oddball 8th episode of season 6 was even so confusing, viewers assumed Lynch directed it.

It’s not that hallucinating “The Crash” episode of Mad Men, but one after that (“The Better Half”), that has now been “mashed up” with Twin Peaks in this short video edit by Charles Pieper, in which Don Draper drives into Twin Peaks, past Big Ed’s Gas Station and encounters the smart, sassy and alluring Audrey Horne at The Great Northern hotel. I think the mashup really works, especially towards the ending, and I wish it lasted longer (“That’s what every Twin Peaks fan said!“).

Don Draper In Twin Peaks

This is not the first Twin Peaks mashup made by Charles. Check out his Peaks And Recreation intro and David Lynch’s Friday The 13 Part V which was included in the If David Lynch directed post.

BONUS: Don Draper did meet a Twin Peaks babe in the Mystery Date episode of Mad Men’s 5th season, in which Mädchen Amick (Shelly Johnson) played an old flame of his called Andrea Rhodes.

Mädchen Amick in Mad Men

Or did he now?

Killer BOB (Twin Peaks) in Mad Men

Killer BOB image by Finch Lynch (@finchlynch).

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  1. Glen says:

    Man I loved that vid-jam, the reason I loved the late-period Twin Peaks was because of Audrey’s character. In this short clip is the pure chemistry for a whole show, but then dreams are free, and production costs are not.

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