Jon Hamm and Elisabeth Moss deliver series-best performances on "Mad Men" as Don and Peggy spend a long, strange night together at the office.

Photo courtesy of amctv.com Ok, how many times did you cry last night? As the old saying goes, you’ll never cry alone if I’m in the room, and there were plenty of opportunities to share salty ...

"Everything is an opportunity for you. And you should be thanking me when you wake up every morning along with Jesus for giving you another day."Peggy is the new Anna Draper.

Mad Men: "The Suitcase" Review One of the best episodes of Mad Men is also one of this year's best hours of television. Wow, that was freaking beautiful. It's not like I haven't said ...

Mad Men’s staggering fourth season featured more than a few memorable episodes, but perhaps none more so than the tour de force, “The Suitcase.”Written by creator Matthew Weiner and directed ...

“Mad Men” is beloved—and we can probably all agree that “The Suitcase” is one of its finest episodes—but because the show is so intimate and varied, the moments that hit me hardest are ...

It’s rare for a single series to define two decades of television, particularly for one set in a different era altogether, but Mad Men was an extraordinary show for many reasons. Glossy and ...

Of course, this is “Mad Men,” and dating back to the days of Sal Romano (last seen making a phone call to his wife from a cruising spot in Central Park circa late 1963) the show is interested ...

In the first three episodes of its final run, “Mad Men” has been in an almost defiantly slow, reflective mood. “You want action? Well, too bad. Here’s Don sitting in his office and looking ...

Jon Hamm and Elisabeth Moss deliver series-best performances on "Mad Men" as Don and Peggy spend a long, strange night together at the office. 'Mad Men' - 'The Suitcase': Get her to the Greek Music ...