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1. • • It won many awards, including 16 Emmys and five Golden Globes. It was also the first basic cable series to receive the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, winning it each year of its first four seasons (2008–2011).
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   Is 'Mad Men' a good movie?

   • atthew Weiner’s masterpiece, that aired for seven seasons, proves to be one of the most accomplished period dramas of all time. Although overshadowed by fellow AMC classic in Breaking Bad, Mad Men, for me, expertly illustrates the complexity of human relationships as a whole, as well as relationships with family, work or identity.

   Mad Men: what makes this show so great? - The Boar

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   What makes a good Mad Men episode?

   • But Mad Men presents the situation almost as a mystery, where you don’t entirely know what Don is up to until the final shot of the episode. The best Mad Men episodes linger on a character’s face and invite you to wonder what the person is thinking or feeling. They’re about the way emotions ripple outward and bump into other people.

   Mad Men didn't change TV as much as you'd expect. It's time to ... - Vox

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   What is the reality of Mad Men?

   • The reality in Mad Men is unpretty. Don is a rudderless, morose drunk, living in a Manhattan bachelor pad. He sleeps with his secretary, then gives her $100 in a Christmas card. His oldest friend—Anna Draper, the real Don’s free-spirit wife who helped Dick Whitman pull off his identity change—is dying of cancer in California.

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   How long did Mad Men last?

   • Most TV series distend time, deny it, cheat it. M*A*S*H took 11 years to fight a three-year war. Bart Simpson remains in grade school even though, as a character born in 1987, he is old enough to be his own father. Mad Men, on the other hand, has covered about a decade of its time in about a decade of our own.

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   Is Mad Men a good show?

   • All of this portrayed through a grounded premise with the backdrop being a 1960’s society which was undergoing notable cultural and political change. Having watched the series twice, I feel it’s only just to express the show’s greatness. The themes which Mad Men explores are among the top contributions to its overall quality.

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   What happened on 'Mad Men'?

   • The rest of the episode was a simpler matter, made up of happy endings and goodbyes and lunches and phone calls for the many characters whom “Mad Men” fans had come to love. Some of these scenarios were satisfying: Joan giving up her sugar daddy and starting her own business.

   The Original, Resonant, Existentially Brilliant “Mad Men” Finale

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   May 18, 2015 · The fight only lasted two minutes and 12 seconds, but formed the backdrop for one of Mad Men’s greatest episodes, “The Suitcase.” Don takes his own swing at Duck Phillips when he calls Peggy ...

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   Aug 21, 2023 · The line equates the achievements of Miss Blankenship – a kind of Roz from Monsters Inc. in human form – with the achievements of the twentieth century. According to Cooper’s tagline, Ida ...

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   But what makes Mad Men’s approach to the assassination quintessentially a Mad Men approach is how the episode focuses—painfully, awkwardly, brutally—on how life has to go on. So Roger grits...

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   May 18, 2015 · Lead your customers. Decades before Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak launched Apple, the fictional characters of Mad Men understood that business is better when you can predict the future. If you...

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9. www.vox.com › culture › 2017/7/19Mad Men didn't change TV as much as you'd expect. It's time ...

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   Jul 19, 2017 · Mad Men, whose first episode aired 10 years ago today, held far more influence over the rest of television when it was on the air than after it left the air. Think about how few obvious Mad...

10. www.newyorker.com › culture › cultural-commentThe Original, Resonant, Existentially Brilliant “Mad Men” Finale

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    May 18, 2015 · “Mad Men” has always been about nostalgia: how easily it can be exploited; how looking back can operate as both a drug and a mirror, a sedative and something that can illuminate the present.