Note: I lost the time to review last week’s penultimate episode although many of my points of thought tie into this finale too, so consider this a double review of sorts Digging into any given e…
TV Review: Mad Men (7×12) – “Lost Horizon”
Mad Men opened its sixth season long ago with Don Draper reading Dante’s Inferno and that season served as slow boiling retribution for Don’s many failings and brought his story to its lowest point. D…
TV Review: Mad Men (7×11) – “Time & Life”
If “The Forecast” was about looking towards the future for the characters that populate Mad Men, then “Time & Life” acts as a follow-up that shows the future smacking them in the face, and not the…
TV Review: Mad Men (7×10) – “The Forecast”
Last week on Mad Men, Don Draper came home to an empty apartment, and that evocative final image of him standing amidst the desolate white floor stands as both a metaphor for Don’s whole existence and…
Mad Men: 6×05 “The Flood” Recap
Pressure keeps building, more and more, until eventually it forces its way out, resulting in an outpour and uncontrollable flood. What am I talking about? The assassination of Martin Luther King was t…
Mad Men: 6×04 “To Have And To Hold” Recap
Race has always been an issue mostly in the background or only a secondary development in the show, but that looks like it’s changing with the introduction of personal story line for Dawn, Don’s secre…
Mad Men 6×03 “The Collaborators” Recap
“Collaborators” must be a euphemism for sleeping with married women because that is what Pete and Don seems to be doing this entire episode. Don has always had a penchant for sleeping with…