Mad Men

January Jones went full-on Betty Draper on the Sept. 25 episode of ‘Last Man on Earth.’ With a shotgun in hand, January’s character Melissa threw it way back to a classic ‘Mad Men’ moment. Jon Hamm also guest-starred on the episode!

Paul Johansson is well-known as an on-screen villian — the extremely hated father, Dan Scott, in ‘One Tree Hill,’ and ‘Mad Men’ creep, Ferg Donnelly. However, he is now facing the wrath in real life, being accused of making sexist comments to a female journalist during an interview at BuzzFeed.
Susan Cheng, an editorial assistant at BuzzFeed, shared a full story about an experience she had while interviewing Paul Johansson, the 51-year-old actor who is known for being a great villain. She titled the story, What Hollywood’s Acceptance Of Sexism Looks Like In Practice, in which she claimed that he made many remarks that made her extremely uncomfortable. The actor’s lawyer also released a rebuttal statement.

Seven seasons. Ninety two episodes. On May 17, Don Draper’s story came to a close on the ‘Mad Men’ series finale. How did it all end? You definitely could not have predicted the show’s final moments.
Don Draper (Jon Hamm), Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss), Pete Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) and more Mad Men characters have captivated us for seven seasons. Through betrayal, heartbreak and shocking deaths, this show has remained truly one of a kind. The series finale of this magnificent show aired May 17, and we finally learned everyone’s fate. Did Don find inner peace? Plus, who got a happy ending? Find out everyone’s destiny now!

A beloved character passed away on the May 25 mid-season finale of ‘Mad Men’, and Don Draper mourned him in a special way.
The mid-season finale of Mad Men, “Waterloo”, ended with the tragic passing of a beloved character who has been with viewers since the beginning. However, Don’s (Jon Hamm) touching send-off to the dearly departed reminded fans of the series why they’ve been sticking with the show for 7 long seasons.

The final season of ‘Mad Men’ began on April 13 with the same slowly churning dread — but also with more changes than ever, as the glumness of Madison Avenue was contrasted by the new eternal sunshine of California. However, not everyone is warming up to the new era of advertising.
Mad Men’s last gasp — a 14-episode seventh season that will be splintered into two — has hit the ground running in its season premiere, wasting no time on where we left off, focusing instead on where Don Draper (Jon Hamm) and company are headed. For a show that so often makes statements about the unwavering of human nature, the world of Sterling Cooper & Partners is more changed than it ever has been.