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throughout. but yes, absolutely, every character whether it s roger, who s sort of railing against the changes that are happening, or peggy and joan, who are beginning to just barely benefit from them. yeah, it s prevalent. it s interesting, as you were talking there, we were just showing some of the pictures of your character through the previous seasons, and you can see the kind of radical changes in your wardrobe and the way you dress based on what part of the 60s you re in there. but i ll bring it to the panel here. one of the things that i sort of find interesting about mad men, just thinking about sort of the politics of it, is just sort of like the characters in it representing certain types of people, types of voters who not only shape the politics of the period of the 1960s, but these are people who lived for another generation or two, in some cases would still be alive today and their experiences in the 1960s really shaped how they voted and how people like them voted.