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How Joanie Got Her Groove Back on 'Mad Men'
The romantic potential of Don (Jon Hamm) and Joan (Christina Hendricks) has to have crossed the mind of every "Mad Men" fan at least once, not because it seems likely or because the two even share than much time on screen, but because they're so perfectly matched. They're such beau...
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'Mad Men' Episode 10 Review and Recap: Lane, Joan and Harry Dance the 'Christmas Waltz' on Thin Ice
'Tis the season to know not what you want, just that you're wanting.
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MAD MEN RECAP 9: CHRISTMAS WALTZ
In watching "Mad Men" episode 5.10, "Christmas Waltz," my first thought was not about the episode's theme. In fact, at first, a theme didn't emerge. Instead, my first thought was how much fun this episode is.
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'You should read the rest of that poem': 'Mad Men' Covets Its Neighbor's Everything
"Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!" --"Ozymandias," Percy Bysshe Shelley
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'Mad Men' Episode 9 Review and Recap: Eating and Competing in the 'Dark Shadows'
"It's every man for himself."
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MAD MEN RECAP 8: DARK SHADOWS
"I’m thankful that I have everything I want, and that no one else has anything better."
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The Long And Winding Licensing Road To Sunday's 'Mad Men' Beatles Appearance
Any mention of the Beatles in popular media also comes replete with tales of conflict, blocked licensing rights, and frustration for those in pursuit of a few seconds of material. Master recordings of the group are considered an impossible goal, and on Sunday's “Mad Men” episode enti...
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Mad Men Episode 8 Review and Recap: In 'Lady Lazarus,' Don and Pete See the Abyss
In Sunday's all-new "Mad Men" episode, the prospect of performing is liberating for some and confusing for others. Meanwhile, a few outliers are gravely tired of the roles fate has assigned them.
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Even Better Than the Real Thing: 'Mad Men' Dives Into the Cool Whip
Series like "The Wire" are more easily remembered in season-long arcs rather than episodic increments. Stories and ideas stretch out and solidify as larger developments, unfolding over hours. But "Mad Men," for all its grand ambition, maintains a lot of respect for the form of th...
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MAD MEN RECAP 7: LADY LAZARUS
"But listen to the color of your dreams//It is not leaving, it is not leaving." --The Beatles, "Tomorrow Never Knows."
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