Mad Men Reviews (Page 2)
Mad Men Review: Merry Krishna
It's that time of year, when the world falls in love…or maybe it's just that time of year when the world pretends to be in love because her better h...
Mad Men Review: Get On The Scale, Get Off The Scale
Both of Don Draper's former wives made valiant returns in "Dark Shadows." Fat Betty ate up the screen (pun intended) with every emotion you can imagine, wh...
Mad Men Review: Death Is The Only Adventure
Rory Gilmore, Mr. Belding and the end of Megan Draper's run as a copywriter highlighted the eighth episode of Mad Men's fifth season, "Lady Lazarus." One s...
Mad Men Review: Pity, Dirty, Funny
Like many Mad Men episodes, and the series in general, "At the Codfish Ball" was a slow burn. It was taking so long to build up that I was ready to unabash...
Mad Men Review: I Find Your Product Boring
Many of the main players went to "Far Away Places" in an interestingly structured episode of Mad Men this week. Some left on an physical trip, others took ...
Mad Men Review: Down For the Count
The down and out life of Pete Campbell was interesting to witness during "Signal 30," especially when comparing it to how content Don Draper was at this gi...
Mad Men Review: Mystery Halluci-date
The good news is that Don didn't actually cheat on Megan in "Mystery Date." The bad news is that he was so sick that he hallucinated, and said hallucinatio...
Mad Men Review: Take A Load Off, Betty
She's just fat. Since many fans of Mad Men have professed their hatred for Betty Draper/Francis over the years, I'm sure very few were sad to see that she ...
Mad Men Review: Spring Cleaning the Carpet
The times they are a changin'. Although it was only seven or eight months since Don went to California with Megan in the Mad Men season four finale, everyt...
Mad Men Finale Review: "Tomorrowland"
I signed the first new business since Lucky Strike left… but it's not as important as getting married. That's right, Peggy, it wasn't. This fo...