Oh, Don. What the heck? After a shaky start, Mad Men really received rave reviews last week for an episode that felt like old times, even though I just can’t really trust Matthew Weiner at this point to really give us what we want. There must be a catch a more

Change has come to Mad Men, change that Don Draper implemented but in the cold light of day it might not be all that he thought it would be or wants. This begins one of the many power struggles of the episode as everyone tries to adapt to the merger witho more

“Man With a Plan” is an ironic title for an episode about characters running around like headless chickens. It also feels like an oblique acknowledgement of what the killing of Robert F. Kennedy meant for the United States in June of 1968, but more

This week on Mad Men ,   the merger of SDCP and CGC puts everything, in Ted-approved pilot terms, right-side up and upside down. The turmoil isn't only relegated to the office, it also extends into the characters' personal lives. Don loses more

"Man With a Plan" was a Mad Men microcosm of the nationwide turmoil of 1968, as the celebratory tone surrounding the merger of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce and Cutler, Gleason, and Chaough very, very quickly imploded once the realities of combining and co more

The two agencies start to merge and deal with the politics of physical space, competing clients, and sensitive egos Read More... http://tvrecaps.ew.com/recap/mad-men-season-6-episode-7/

Our panel of experts weighs in on the latest episode of "Mad Men," titled "Man with a Plan." Read More... http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/05/12/mad-men-a-conversation-man-with-a-plan/?mod=WSJBlog

Last week's "Mad Men" introduced the merger between SCDP and CGC, but "Man with a Plan" is the episode that got down to the dirty business of combining the two firms. People were fired (sorry Burt Peterson!), egos were bruised (Harry's downgraded office, more