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  Not technically Mad Men-related, but a friend sent me this yesterday. It's a link to lots of old time advertising, highlighting what most people today would consider ancient attitudes towards marriage and child rearing. I think you'll get a kick out of it. I love the ones that suggest...

It's great to be watching a show that gets better every week. Two weeks ago, I couldn't imagine the next one topping what I saw, and this week it's the same thing.   Hamm and Moss should submit this right now for next year's Emmys.  

Another great episode. Great stuff with Peggy and the new guy, Don and the Life cereal guys and so many great line from Roger.   Most disturbing part was Don's blackout. He essentially missed an entire weekend.  

Great episode. Loved Don's clever and ruthless business tactics. Of course, this show being what it is, that action is bound to come back and bite him sooner or later.  

Terrific episode. Lots of great comedy, and plenty of serious moments too. Don's visit to California was heartbreaking; is there anyone else who will remember Dick Whitman once his friend Anna isn't there anymore?

I thought the premiere was terrific. Very funny in places; the dialogue in the beginning was great. Very disturbing in places, as we see the changes in Don - paying prostitutes, sadism, losing it with clients. He made it very clear that he has no patience for so-called family values. Also...

Advance reviews have been excellent. I'm looking forward to seeing how the events of 1964 influence the show. The Beatles craze started in February. Freedom Summer was in '64, also known as the Mississippi Summer Project. For the world of advertising, one of the most significant moments was the...