TV character who said “What you call ‘love’ was invented by guys like me to sell nylons”

Unmasking the Cynic: A Classic TV Crossword Clue

This week’s crossword puzzle threw a real curveball at me. The clue? “TV character who said “What you call ‘love’ was invented by guys like me to sell nylons.” I’ll admit, it took me a minute to parse, to sift through the decades of TV history and figure out who could utter such a cynical yet oddly poetic line.

But then it hit me, like a flash of lightning in a cloudy sky. This quote is so iconic, so instantly recognizable, that the moment I recalled it, the character’s face sprang to mind. And, yes, it’s one of those clues where you can practically hear the character’s voice as you read it.

This clue is a perfect example of how crossword puzzles can test not just our vocabulary and general knowledge, but also our ability to recall specific moments from pop culture. It’s a clever blend of wit, pop culture savvy, and a touch of nostalgia, making it a delightful challenge for any crossword aficionado.

So, let me challenge you to delve into your memory banks and see if you can crack this one. Who is this TV character who so eloquently defined love as a marketing ploy? Share your guesses in the comments below – I’m eager to see who else finds themselves transported back to that iconic moment in TV history!

Available Answers:

DON DRAPER.

Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 6 Jul 24, Saturday