Mad Men Arrives on HBO Max with Editing Errors, Including Vomit Scene

Mad Men fans got an accidental behind-the-scenes look at the making of the show when the beloved series hit HBO Max on Monday, Dec. 1 — including one very iconic moment belonging to Roger Sterling.

When the former AMC series arrived on the streaming platform, fans were quick to notice a few errors. The most eye-catching one came in a famous scene in the first season episode, “Red in the Face,” when Sterling (John Slattery) threw up oysters on the Sterling Cooper office floor in front of clients. 

Viewers could see two production team members behind Don Draper (Jon Hamm), controlling the stream of fake puke coming out of the side of Roger’s face. These men were not visible in the version viewers saw when the episode originally aired in September 2007. 

The episode was also mistitled “Babylon,” the name of season 1’s sixth episode. Other season 1 episodes had incorrect titles. “5G” was labeled “Red in the Face,” Vulture reports.

An X user also found a visual effects snafu in the season 2 episode “Three Sundays” as well. In a scene where Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss) walks by New York storefronts, an ad for SIM cards and a Los Angeles Mexican restaurant are visible. In the version that aired, those signs were replaced with more period-specific signage.

PEOPLE reached out to HBO Max and Lionsgate for comment.

PEOPLE confirms that Lionsgate, the studio behind Mad Men, provided HBO Max with incorrect files. The correct files are on their way to HBO Max and will replace the incorrect ones shortly.

HBO Max and Lionsgate announced Mad Men would be coming to the streaming platform in November. This is the first time the series is available in 4K, which gives fans the “opportunity to enjoy the series’ authentically-crafted elements with crisp detail and enhanced visual clarity,” the streamer said in a press release.

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“Mad Men is a great addition to the HBO Max library of iconic content,” Royce Battleman, EVP, Global Content Acquisitions at Warner Bros. Discovery, said in November. “We are thrilled that HBO Max will provide fans the opportunity to enjoy the series in a fresh way with an enhanced 4K viewing experience.”

Mad Men was created by Matthew Weiner and won the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy for each of its first four seasons. The show made Hamm a household name thanks to his performance as ad executive Don Draper. Mad Men also starred Slattery, Moss, Christina Hendricks, Vincent Kartheiser, January Jones, Jessica Paré, Kiernan Shipka and many more during its seven seasons and 92 episodes. The show is also available to stream on AMC+, but not in 4K.