How does a TV show follow perhaps one the best episodes ever in its run? If it's Mad Men , it does so by only getting better. I'm sure many will argue that this episode didn't pack the same punch as the previous one - there was, after all, more

First of all, props to Mad Men for such a cruelly clever episode title of, ' Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency .' That's definitely one of those deviously foreshadowing titles no one could possibly think of the implications of until afte more

Kendra's Top 5 Surprises House I was planning on being disappointed with House this fall since I thought the great Dr. House going to a mental hospital was a sure sign the show was destroyed. It was set up at the end of last season as if either House more

The much anticipated Season 3 premiere of Mad Men finally came last night, and it left me just as intrigued and confused as last season's finale! In the premiere, ' Out of Town ,' we started with some peeks into Don's past, the parts h more

I've always believed that very often, characters make a show, and while all the shows on this list have fantastic writing and storylines, an enormous part of what makes these shows work so very well is the amazing way their whole casts work so perfec more

I'm not sure that any other episode of Mad Men has so aptly represented the metaphor that the series' opening credits display each week as well as " Wee Small Hours ." In the space of a few frames, Don goes from being Conrad Hilton&apo more

The 2008 Emmys were interesting to say the least. I'll try not to complain too much, since the most deserving shows took home the top awards (in my opinion, at least) - 30 Rock for Outstanding Comedy and Mad Men for Outstanding Drama. I was also shoc more

By: Rebecca Greene Between Matt Weiner’s New York Times interview and all the furious blogging this week, there’s not much that hasn’t already been said about the fourth season of Mad Men.  “Who is Don Draper?” were the opening words of the season more