Sally Draper, now a moody teenager, arrived home from school to find her baby brother Gene sitting on the living room floor of their mansion, happily playing with Lincoln logs. “Where’s Betty?” Sally asked, cheekily calling their mother by her … Continue reading Werewolf 215: Mad Men – Season 6

The mail robot beeped and booped its way through the hallways of Grrrling Woofer Advertising, minding its own business. Joan, who had recently been promoted from office manager to junior partner, turned a corner and stubbed her toe on the … Continue reading Werewolf 215: Mad Men – Season 5

When a man walks into a room, he brings his whole life with him.He has a million reasons for being anywhere.Just ask him.If you listen, he’ll tell you how he got there, how he forgot where he was going, and … Continue reading Werewolf 215: Mad Men – Season 4

The rumble of an engine was an unusual noise on the 22nd floor of Grrrling Woofer Advertising. Everyone came out of their offices to see Ken Cosgrove riding … a tractor? “We finally landed the John Deere account!” Ken said, … Continue reading Werewolf 215: Mad Men – Season 3

“What’s in the box?” asked Ken Cosgrove, Accounts. “It’s a wedding present,” said Pete Campbell. “We got two.” “But…what is it?” “It’s a chip and dip. You have your friends over, you put chips on the sides and dip in … Continue reading Werewolf 215: Mad Men – Season 2

Mad Men: A term coined in the late 1950s to describe the advertising executives of Madison Avenue. They coined it. Don Draper, creative director of Grrrling Woofer Advertising, sauntered into the building at 10:30am and handed his hat and briefcase … Continue reading Werewolf 215: Mad Men – Season 1

Werewolf. It’s delicate but potent. In Greek, ‘werewolf’ literally means ‘moon furry.’ It’s a twinge in your heart far more powerful than memory alone. This game isn’t a spaceship, it’s a time machine. It goes backwards, and forwards… it takes … Continue reading Werewolf 215: Mad Men – Sign-Ups