What happened to Duck Phillips’ dog, Chauncey?
Recovering alcoholic and divorcee Duck Phillips is one of the more pathetic characters on “Mad Men.” Of course, there was the time he turned off the TV so he could get it on with Peggy before she found out about JFK’s death. But his lowest moment? In Season 2, Duck’s ex-wife shows up and asks him to take back their Irish Setter, Chauncey; she’s remarrying and her new husband is allergic. Rather than keeping the dog, Duck sets him loose outside the Sterling Cooper offices at 405 Madison Ave; Chauncey was never seen again. It was possibly the single cruelest act ever perpetrated on “Mad Men,” and that’s saying something. 3. Did Paul Kinsey dump Joan? I know, it’s hard to believe anyone could dump Joan, but the evidence strongly suggests that everyone’s favorite office manager was once scorned by schlumpy copywriter, Paul Kinsey. From the very first episode of “Mad Men,” when Joan jokes that Kinsey was a “mistake” she’d made in the past, it’s clear that the two once had something; unfortu
