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Thanks to the wonders of cable On Demand I've recently re-watched every episode of the first four seasons (Netflix has them too I believe). Mad Men is the only show I re-watch episodes of, as I notice something new every time.
One of my favorite moments is from episode 6, season 3, when the pretentious English prick gets his foot run over by the John Deere. It was just so shocking in a show that never featured any real gore before. As sick as I am, I still laugh my ass off every time I see it.
Thanks to the wonders of cable On Demand I've recently re-watched every episode of the first four seasons (Netflix has them too I believe). Mad Men is the only show I re-watch episodes of, as I notice something new every time.
One of my favorite moments is from episode 6, season 3, when the pretentious English prick gets his foot run over by the John Deere. It was just so shocking in a show that never featured any real gore before. As sick as I am, I still laugh my ass off every time I see it.
After watching last night's episode, all I can say is I wish we could have 2 hours of Mad Men every week (the time flew by, though it started a bit slow), and every scene should feature Jessica Paré (Megan) in a bra and panties (I know, that makes me sound like a 1960s ad exec. 
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It was certainly filled with some provocative and "stand up and cheer" moments--one of the best episodes of the season.
I'm not a Mad Men fan, but I am certainly a Mad Man. Nice to see new episodes returning to the AMC lineup.
Riff don't get to mad
Well, perhaps madness is a better word. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World was one of my favorite movies as a kid.
It seems to me like a bad soap opera. It has kind of lost all the charm it used to have. Now it is all about poor Don and his insatiable sexual appetite. IF it continues on to the latter 60's , it will only get worse. I can see Don now in long hair , mustache, bell bottom jeans, with a joint hanging out of his mouth. He might even show up at Woodstock. Imagine all the women he could get tap at that event.
1960s Blunder in 'Mad Men' Gets Fans, Well, Mad
Joan Harris (Christina Hendricks) asks a visiting friend if she wanted Harris to make a reservation for the two of them at Le Cirque. This season of the show is set in 1968, but Sirio Maccioni did not open his landmark Midtown restaurant until 1974.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/mad_ening_mistake_on_le_cirque_HHZ1UnqFWgROPxumjuvkJM
Joan Harris (Christina Hendricks) asks a visiting friend if she wanted Harris to make a reservation for the two of them at Le Cirque. This season of the show is set in 1968, but Sirio Maccioni did not open his landmark Midtown restaurant until 1974.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/mad_ening_mistake_on_le_cirque_HHZ1UnqFWgROPxumjuvkJM
The first half of Mad Men's final season will bow Sunday, April 13 at 10 p.m..
hollywoodreporter.com
hollywoodreporter.com
So are they going to do a "Breaking Bad" and divide up the final "season" over two years--eight episodes for each half season? I have to say, as much as I loved this show (especially the first three seasons), I'm not broken up about it ending. I just hope the show returns to its former glory and ends up on top again.
