42 minutes ago by MajorDomo

It’s bad enough that it gets dark at 3 in the afternoon, and now, we have to survive our dreary winter without Don Draper’s shenanigans. Mucho Sulko! Mad Men ended it’s third season this Sunday with some of the best drama so far, capping off a somewhat mediocre last few episodes, in which Betty fall ...

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1 hour ago by erin2171

So, Don lost his marriage, but he’s gained a family. This storyline was so much win, it’s unbelievable. Don learns from Conrad Hilton that PPL and Sterling Cooper will be sold to McCann Erickson (you may remember them from season one as the ad firm that hired Betty as a model to entice Don to work f ...

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2 hours ago by Inspirational Place

For some reason, I am in an anarchy-kind of mood..perhaps the Mad Men finale sparked a "fire in my Belly" for rebellion. Or perhaps it was the non-stop Who music I have been playing in the house? All I know is..this movie is the perfect companion to my emotions.. Trailer from FilmInFocus for "Pirate ...

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2 hours ago by Inspirational Place

Watched the Mad Men season finale and loved it! The storyline is one of the best I have ever seen on tv (and I have watched a lot on the tube). I wholeheartedly recommend you get yourself a copy of season 1 & settle in for an evening of dashing ad men and sharp dames.. Wonderful Mad Men To get you i ...

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3 hours ago by Laurie odell

I cheered for the gang starting their own thing. Peggy! Joan! I find Betty so hard to root for. She has no drive and no ambition - and yes, of course I realize that her options back then were limited. And she is not a good mother either, she is cold and remote with her children. It seems that her on ...

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3 hours ago by Brian Moylan

The Mad Men season finale left a real easy way to get rid of a whole bunch of cast members. So, who is going to leave this critically-acclaimed show for fame and fortune and who is here to stay? While Mad Men is a critical darling and its ratings are growing, it has never been a ratings bonanza for ...

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3 hours ago by Brian Moylan

The Mad Men season finale left a real easy way to get rid of a whole bunch of cast members. So, who is going to leave this critically-acclaimed show for fame and fortune and who is here to stay?...

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3 hours ago by Tori Morris

Actually, I'm going to try and get through some real life announcements first: The selling of the zine at the Vegas Valley Comic Fest went well. I sold about twelve copies and gave out some freebies to the publishers (as you do) who were not THAT interested but polite about it (as they are). I was k ...

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3 hours ago

It's over. Just like that. Thirteen weeks, gone, in the blink of a bourbon-reddened, smoke-teary eye. For the last time this season, please join us for our appraisal of where our favorite Sterling Cooper players stand in the post-JFK world in which they suddenly find themselves. After the jump, the ...

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3 hours ago by jess4tv

The other day I suggested to my dad that he watch Mad Men. And my dad replied, “I knew in the first three minutes that I wouldn’t like the show. I always know in the first three minutes if I’m going to like something – and this show is about an advertising executive in the 1960s. I was a hippie then ...

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