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Paul Kinsey (Michael Gladis) is a copywriter at Sterling Cooper. Kinsey initially features as part of the group of unmarried or childless young ad men in the Sterling Cooper office, who spend a lot of their time drinking, flirting, and gossiping.
Mad Men: Paul Kinsey: 38 episodes 2009 The Good Wife: Mark Richardson Episode: "Lifeguard" 2010 Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Randall Episode: "Love Sick" 2010 Medium: Dave Anderson Episode: "The Match Game" 2010 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Bill Dixon Episode: "Branded" 2011 House: Jaimie Episode: "Family Practice" 2011 Leverage: Reed ...
Mad Men is an American period drama television series created by Matthew ... Michael Gladis as Paul Kinsey ... Matthew Weiner and the cast of Mad Men at the 67th ...
While the episode was well-received, it was the lowest-rated episode of Mad Men since the penultimate episode of the third season. This episode also marks the first appearance of Michael Gladis (Paul Kinsey) since the third season's finale "Shut the Door. Have a Seat".
The episode opens on February 28, 1962, with a party hosted by Paul Kinsey in his apartment in New Jersey. Other Sterling Cooper employees and their significant others are in attendance, though many are uncomfortable with the Beatnik and multiracial locale. Paul introduces Joan to his new girlfriend, Sheila, who is black. When the women are ...
Paul Kinsey calls up one of his Princeton pals to buy some marijuana to help spark their creativity. Peggy Olson smells the smoke and demands to be included, standing up to her colleagues for only ever asking her opinions on women's products. Shocking the men, Peggy gets stoned and eventually finds inspiration, returning to her office to ...
On the third season of the television series Mad Men, Fisher portrayed Geoff Graves, a friend of character Paul Kinsey. [19] Jessica Gelt of the Los Angeles Times described his character as a "preppy drug dealer". [20] In 2010, Fisher was cast in the film Final Destination 5.
Paul Kinsey tries to come across as a hip man-of-the-world with an African American man at a sandwich cart, but the man deflects Kinsey's comment. After Paul gives Peggy the impression that he can be a good friend to her, he then comes on to her. Peggy rejects his advance, prompting him to ask, "Do you belong to someone else?"