"Mad Men" fans were understandably nervous when Elisabeth Moss' Peggy Olson departed Sterling Cooper at the end of Season 5, and during a recent visit...

Just to be clear, my long hiatus from the business was not entirely unintentional. After LA Law, I became obsessed with climate change and some new technologies that might help mitigate its effects and I focused a lot of my attention there.

It goes like this: a female character judges the male protagonist's bad behavior in a completely rational way, and the audience hates her for it.

A new season of "Mad Men" is almost here and viewers didn't have to wait more than a year to see it. In HuffPost TV's exclusive "Mad Men" recap be...

It's time to get excited for Mad Men's sixth season. The show comes back April 7, which is just enough time for newbies to finally watch (or aficionad...

For the millions of people who will eagerly tune in to the Season 6 premiere, it is in the character of Don Draper. But who is Don Draper?

John Slattery is giving "Mad Men" everything he's got on, and off-screen. The Emmy-nominated actor, who plays ad executive Roger Sterling on the A...

Will Peggy and Joan become bosom buddies in the next season of "Mad Men"? Not according to Christina Hendricks, who plays Joan. “I don’t think...

When Joan (Christina Hendricks) agreed to go in on a "business deal" to seal the Jaguar deal for Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce that involved prostituti...

Jared Harris may have known about Lane Pryce's impending suicide on Season 5 of "Mad Men," but Elisabeth Moss had no idea Peggy would be leaving Sterl...

And BAM, just like that, with one wry smile Don Draper is back. This season's pure lack of Don came to an inevitable end Sunday night, when millions of viewers tuned in to a cheapened Megan, a beat-up Pete, a dead Lane, an aging Joan, a rising Peggy -- and Roger Sterling's ass.

By the end of "The Phantom," I felt the kind of boredom and ennui that the characters have been experiencing.

There were a lot of dropped storylines, missed opportunities and depressing developments this year on "Mad Men." There also wasn't much tension or forward momentum to help drive the season forward.

"Mad Men" viewers have been increasing creeped out by Glen Bishop in Season 5, which ends Sunday, June 10 at 10 p.m. ET. The character has been giving...

"Mad Men" has been insane this season, and there's a lot to remember going into the Season 5 finale (Sun., June 10 at 10 p.m. ET on AMC). We've ma...

For most of "Mad Men" Season 5, there have been multiple hints about someone committing suicide, and all along many thought it was going to be Pete Ca...

We saw Campbell's life slowly unravel until it didn't seem like a stretch to think about him using that much alluded to shotgun. But instead we saw the end to a different man -- and his downfall, to me, was a little rushed; which is why I think I'm so disturbed by it.

When "Mad Men" creator Matt Weiner teased that this season would be "every man for himself," even the most creative fans couldn't have imagined some o...

Was this a great hour of "Mad Men"? I don't know about that, but Lane's story connected with me on an emotional level like almost nothing else I've seen this season.

Just when you get complacent with the status quo, Weiner purposefully pulls the rug out from under you. It might not always be elegantly done, but it's usually effective.