The Bob Benson Mystery Mad Men's Best Moments of Season Six POPSUGAR Entertainment Photo 5
May 16, 2015 / 1:30 PM Michael Yarish/AMC Joan Harris (Christina Hendricks) and Bob Benson (James Wolk) - Mad Men _ Season 6, Episode 9 _ 'The Better Half' - Photo Credit: Michael Yarish/AMC Over the course of seven seasons, Mad Men included a number of lesbian, gay, bisexual and we're-still-not-sure characters.
‘Mad Men’ recap back, Bob Benson The Washington Post
Was Bob Benson really gay? Can't understand if he was trying to impress Pete during his monologue about Manolo caring for her mother when he slides his leg or he was just trying to manipulate Pete into giving him a promotion or something? Later on Bob tells Pete that Manolo doesn't like women when Pete accuses Manolo of harrasing his mother.
Bob Benson Finally Returns to 'Mad Men' But Once Again It's Not Great, Bob!
Bob Benson might be gay — or just a shrewd manipulator of 1960s homophobia. The crucial moment in Sunday's "Mad Men" was Sally Draper's terrible discovery of her father having an affair.
'Mad Men' Recap Bob Benson, Revealed Ad Age
Bob Benson's apparent big secret, as revealed during last night's "Favor" is not that he's gay - it's that he's totally delusional (we are only somewhat joking about this). After all, what.
‘Mad Men’ Who Is Bob Benson?
Bring Bob Benson Back To 'Mad Men' by Leah Marilla Thomas. April 26, 2015. There are only four episodes left of Mad Men,. Bob Benson is the only major gay character on Mad Men that we know about.
10 Important Things to Remember from Season Six of Mad Men TV Lists Mad Men Paste
Mad Men Takes a Look at Gay Life in the '60s Gay character Bob Benson has a couple of important scenes in the season's sixth episode, bailing a friend out of jail and proposing a.
'Mad Men' Glen's Back, Bob Benson Revealed, and the Cycle Continues
Bob Benson might be gay -- or just a shrewd manipulator of 1960s homophobia. The crucial moment in Sunday's "Mad Men" was Sally Draper's terrible discovery of her father having an affair.
'Mad Men' Recap What About Bob? HuffPost
Let's talk about Bob Benson, and about Don Draper. Both men are great salesmen. Both have alliterative names with the same number of letters: three in the first, six in the second.
'Mad Men' James Wolk on the Mystery of Bob Benson Rolling Stone
Unlike Don, however, Bob is gay, which (in that era) was even more of a reason to conceal one's real identity. One thing TLo's post made me realize, as well: "Mad Men" has shown all season that Bob has a crush on Pete.
'Mad Men' Recap Bob Benson As You've Never Seen Him In 'The Quality Of Mercy' HuffPost
Also read: Is Bob Benson Gay? Probably Not He may not be a spy, as many of us suspected. But he does appear to be a con man, clearly operating under a carefully constructed identity. As.
Bob Benson Mad Men Season Six Recap POPSUGAR Entertainment Photo 8
Last week, Benson, played by James Wolk, was revealed as a gay man in a scene that saw him make an unsuccessful pass at Pete Campbell.
James Wolk Bob Benson Of 'Mad Men' Was A Bar Mitzvah Emcee HuffPost
June 04, 20139:01 AM Journalist? Spy? Closet case? Or just the perfect American businessman? Michael Yarish/AMC Hanna, Seth, I am glad you asked me about Bob Benson. He came into focus for me.
Who Is Bob Benson, the Mystery Character on 'Mad Men'? Rolling Stone
(He's a murderer! A journalist! A spy! A young Don! Or Peggy's time-traveling son !) Reddit's Mad Men page has been having a field day with spy theories, and gay blogs and recappers got more.
The Bob Benson Mystery Mad Men's Best Moments of Season Six POPSUGAR Entertainment Photo 5
Actor James Wolk, previously seen in the pages of GQ, shot this episode while filming last season's CBS comedy _The Crazy Ones, _and in a few weeks, he'll be doing some road-trip hijinks for a.
The Mad Men GQ+A James Wolk on Bob Benson's Enigmatic Mind and Sartorial Cunning GQ
Mad Men's latest man of mystery hasn't made his move on Joan, is not a fan of brothels, might be a psychopath, and — spoiler alert — made a move on Pete Campbell on this week's episode. All of which might be a slow build to the coming-out party of the show's second major gay character, some of which might speak to bigger issues about being gay in the '60s, a little bit of which might be a.
The characters of 'Mad Men' through the years
On Mad Men, James Wolk's eager-to-please ad man Bob Benson—a sort of golden retriever in an impeccably preppy suit who was always ready with an extra cup of coffee or a deli platter for a.
