The world is ending and Roger Sterling has a joke and a supercut
More than just a window into the '60s, Mad Men is a window into how people react to inevitable change. It especially loves to show us how people no longer entrenched in positions of societal or personal influence attempt to avoid the discomfort of their diminishing power: Don Draper turns off a hip Beatles record, Pete begins an obsessive affair, and Roger Sterling cracks a joke.