You saw the cast photos over the last few days and now AMC’s come out with a super-stylish, late ’60s flavored, splitscreentacular promo for the final episodes of Mad Men which begin April 5.
The Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association (GALECA) announced its nominations for the Dorian Awards given to the best in TV and movies from the past year.
The last seven episodes will roll out April 5 in the show’s usual Sunday time slot after The Walking Dead finishes its season on AMC.
“You thought there was going to be a big creative crisis and we’d pull you off the bench but in fact we’ve been doing just fine.” – Bertram Cooper to Don Draper in last night’s Mad Men I’d been wondering ...
The seeds of Don Draper’s disconnection from the course of the rest of the world were planted way back in the first season in his Greenwich Village trysts with bohemian Midge Daniels (Rosemarie DeWitt). He liked some of her modern ...
Mad Men made me kind of sad last night for the first time in a long time, if ever in fact. It was a little thing I guess, but seeing Peggy be an asshole to her secretary hurt a little. ...