There she is - in the black and white harlequin dress with the glasses, the pin and the hairdo. Just look past the comedian's thigh and the microphone stand!
Porter on Mad Men | Screen Shot Evidence!
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AWESOME!!!
Because I used to live in LA I've had the chance to see some movies being shot on location. I was facinated, a world one would never usually know about. What a kick it must have been to actually have been part of the whole thing. Good for you. Ann
She looks good as a vintage chick.
I still can't believe this all happened! Such a lucky lady!!
awesome!
completely totally awesomely f-ing cool! ! !
That was my FAVORITE part! *wink*
I am totally watching it again (for the 3rd time)...
That is sooo cool! I am going to watch again. It's tivoed! YAY Porter! Did she have a blast on the set?
How cool! Congrats again!
that is plainly AMAZING!
CONGRATULATIONS! Looking good.
so amazing!!!
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That is absolutely fantastic!