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When 2007 kicked off, AMC was a network best known for the fact that it had, after putting Halle Berry's "Catwoman" into its screening rotation, given up all pretense that the letters in its name still stood for "American Movie Classics." Before the end of the year, however, people had stopped talking about AMC's movies and started buzzing about its original programming, thanks to the unexpected success of a new hour-long drama about – of all things – an ad agency during the 1960s. Given that the show's creator, Matthew Weiner, had arrived from a stint on HBO's "The Sopranos," nobody was really surprised that it was good. But there's good, and then there's "Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series" good, and you'd damned well better believe that "Mad Men" falls into the latter category.
The characters of Don and Betty Draper (Jon Hamm and January Jones), Roger Sterling (John Slattery), Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss), Pete Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) and Joan Holloway (Christina Hendricks) have come a long way since the premiere of "Mad Men," but Season 3 found the show's characters going through the same changes that America was experiencing at the time, which is to say that things have evolved considerably. By the time things wrapped up with the instant-classic episode, "Shut the Door, Have a Seat," viewers were already chomping at the bit for Season 4…and, at long last, their wait is finally over.
Here in the "Mad Men" Fan Hub, be sure to check of our collected content about the show, including interviews, features and DVD reviews, and as the season progresses, don't forget to keep regular tabs on our Mad Men Blog.
INTERVIEWS, PROFILES & FEATURES
Jon Hamm interviewDon Draper | August 14, 2009
This is what (Don) does. He absorbs culture, repackages it, and presents it as whatever it is in a campaign. He has to have that. That's what fuels him.
Elisabeth MossPeggy Olson | September 28, 2010
I think that 90% of what Peggy does, she’s learned from Don. I think that she really respects him and looks up to him, and he’s starting to ask her to make these decisions on her own. He’s giving her more responsibility…and that’s what she wants.
Christina Hendricks interviewJoan Holloway | August 14, 2009
In season two, I worked with a lot of guest stars. So I found myself always meeting new people, and they were all talented and amazing actors, but sometimes you miss your family and you want to work more with just your family.
Vincent Kartheiser interviewPete Campbell | August 14, 2009
I have been blindsided by, like, four or five stories. Like, literally, I have been reading the scripts like, 'Holy shit! Are you kidding me?'
Rich Sommer interviewHarry Crane | August 7, 2009
("Mad Men") was my final audition of the pilot season. It had been three miserable, horrible months where I had zero callbacks, zero positive reception. And then that happened.
Bullz-Eye's TV Girlfriends: Betty DraperOctober 2009
With some occasional inappropriate behavior that's mostly a cry for help, Betty tends to bring out our inner rescuer despite the fact that she's capable of being fairly petty and is not above revenge sex.
Bullz-Eye's TV Girlfriends: Joan HallowayMay 2009
Being the head secretary of a clubby advertising firm in early sixties Manhattan is not a job for sissies or simpletons, and the ultra-feminine, yet hard as nails, yet also deeply vulnerable Miss Holloway is neither.
January Jones profileBetty Draper
Find out what January Jones was up to before (and since) taking on the role of Betty Draper, with links, photos, news, filmography, quotes and more.
Christina Hendricks profileJoan Halloway
See more photos, news and notes about our favorite redhead.
TV in the 2000s: The Shows that Defined the DecadeFrom Premium Hollywood | December 6, 2009
I have a feeling that the deepest parts of the series have yet to be presented, and that much of what we've seen over the past three years has been a sort of buildup.
DVD REVIEWS
Mad Men: Season 4
Season Four was a voyage of exploration for Don's personal life and in his career. |
"MAD MEN" EPISODE BLOG (more)
"Mad Men" is back on March 25th
"Mad Men" will be back soon, and here's one the of the new promo posters. Mad Men fans will be thrilled and we're expecting a great season, so get ready to break out the Canadian Club!
TV POWER RANKINGS
TV Power Rankings: Winter 2009Ranked #3
With new advertising worlds to conquer, the Beatles about to arrive, and one of the most memorable assortments of characters in recent TV history on board, we can barely wait for 2010/1964.
TV Power Rankings: Winter 2008Ranked #1
A semi-surreal late-season left turn with a roving band of wealthy Euro-bohemians was just the tip of the iceberg as rape, nuclear annihilation, religion and the meaning of existence were broached.
"MAD MEN" ON THE WEB
Jessica Paré is the latest "Mad Men" hot receptionistFrom Celebrity Teaser
Snoop Dogg pays tribute to the cutest thang in Bon Temps, LA, with "Oh Sookie."
Video spoof: Ma MenFrom Funny or Die
Check out this hilarious "Mad Men" spoof, with a Boston flair.
AMC's official "Mad Men" site
Find videos, photos, episode guides, news and more on the official "Mad Men" site.
"Mad Men" on Wikipedia
An online encyclopedia featuring production information, episode guides, and more.
"Mad Men" on IMDb
Learn more about the show's cast, browse quotes and trivia, or join the discussion on the forums.
"Mad Men" on TV Guide
Everything you'd expect from the folks at TV Guide.
MadMenShow.com
A fan site featuring gobs of cool info, including photos, episode guides, character info, quotes and even a holiday gift guide.
Stuff White People Like
Looking for a laugh? Turns out white people dig "Mad Men" (and a bunch of other stuff).
Finally, watch the video below to find out what you can expect in season 4, straight from the mouths of creator Matthew Weiner, Jon Hamm, January Jones and other cast and crew members! For more "Mad Men" videos, click here.
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