The message being conveyed by Mad Men‘s season 4 key art is clear: Don Draper is starting over. Read the full post.
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TV Finale Highlights
Five days at a glance*
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Tuesday, May 1
- The Biggest Loser NBC, 8-9PM
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Friday, May 4
- In Plain Sight USA, 10-11PM
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Sunday, May 6
- The Amazing Race CBS, 8-10PM
- GCB NBC, 10-11PM
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Monday, May 7
- Two Broke Girls CBS, 8-9PM
- Castle ABC, 10-11PM
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Tuesday, May 8
- Last Man Standing ABC, 8-8:30PM
- The Voice NBC, 8-10PM
- New Girl FOX, 9-9:31PM
- Unforgettable CBS, 10-11PM
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Wednesday, May 9
- CSI CBS, 10-11PM
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Thursday, May 10
- The Big Bang Theory CBS, 8-8:31PM
- The Vampire Diaries The CW, 8-9PM
- The Office NBC, 9-9:30PM
- The Secret Circle The CW, 9-10PM
- Parks and Recreation NBC, 9:30-10PM
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Friday, May 11
- The Finder FOX, 8-9PM
- Undercover Boss CBS, 8-9PM
- Fringe FOX, 9-10PM
- CSI: NY CBS, 9-10PM
- Blue Bloods CBS, 10-11PM
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Sunday, May 13
- Once Upon A Time ABC, 8-9PM
- Survivor: One World CBS, 8-10PM
- Desperate Housewives ABC, 9-11PM, SERIES FINALE
- American Dad FOX, 9:30-10PM
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Monday, May 14
- Bones FOX, 8-9PM
- How I Met Your Mother CBS, 8-9PM
- Gossip Girl The CW, 8-9PM
- Two and a Half Men CBS, 9-9:30PM
- Hart of Dixie The CW, 9-10PM
- Mike & Molly CBS, 9:30-10PM
- Hawaii Five-0 CBS, 10-11PM
- Smash NBC, 10-11PM
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Tuesday, May 15
- 90210 The CW, 8-9PM
- Cougar Town ABC, 8-9PM
- NCIS CBS, 8-9PM
- NCIS: Los Angeles CBS, 9-11PM
- Fashion Star NBC, 10-11PM
- Private Practice ABC, 10-11PM
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Wednesday, May 16
- Suburgatory ABC, 8:30-9PM
- Criminal Minds CBS, 9-11PM
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Thursday, May 17
- Missing ABC, 8-9PM
- Community NBC, 8-8:30PM, 9-10PM
- 30 Rock NBC, 8:30-9PM
- Rules of Engagement CBS, 8:30-9PM
- Awake NBC, 9-11PM
- Grey's Anatomy ABC, 9-10PM
- Person of Interest CBS, 9-10PM
- The Mentalist CBS, 10-11PM
- Scandal ABC, 10-11PM
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Friday, May 18
- Nikita The CW, 8-9PM
- Shark Tank ABC, 8-9PM
- Who Do You Think You Are NBC, 8-9PM
- Grimm NBC, 9-10PM
- Supernatural The CW, 9-10PM
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Saturday, May 19
- Saturday Night Live NBC, 11:29PM-1AM
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Sunday, May 20
- America's Funniest Home Videos ABC, 7-8PM
- The Cleveland Show FOX, 7:30-8PM
- Harry's Law NBC, 8-9PM
- The Simpsons FOX, 8-8:30PM
- Bob's Burgers FOX, 8:30-9PM
- Celebrity Apprentice NBC, 9-11PM
- Family Guy FOX, 9-10PM
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Monday, May 21
- Dancing With the Stars (Performance) ABC, 8-9PM
- House FOX, 8-10PM, SERIES FINALE
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Tuesday, May 22
- American Idol (Performance) FOX, 8-9PM
- Dancing With the Stars (Results) ABC, 9-11PM
- Glee FOX, 9-10PM
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Wednesday, May 23
- The Middle ABC, 8-8:30PM
- American Idol (Results) FOX, 8-10:07PM
- Modern Family ABC, 9-9:30PM
- Don't Trust the B— ABC, 9:30-10PM
- Revenge ABC, 10-11PM
- Law & Order: SVU NBC, 10-11PM
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Thursday, May 24
- Awake NBC, 10-11PM
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Tuesday, May 29
- Cougar Town ABC, 8-9PM
- The L.A. Complex The CW, 9-10PM
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Wednesday, May 30
- America's Next Top Model: British Invasion The CW, 9-10PM
*Times are Eastern Daylight and subject to change
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The simplicity says a lot…other than the starting over I see a strong message due to his exobishonist stance in front of the window that says he will be revealing more of himself to the world..Cool!!
But think about the opening credits — the falling man…
The last poster showed a man about to drown…
This English girl loves everything about Mad Men — apart from the English accents — and the next season is the only reason for looking forward to autumn (or fall, as you would say)
But think about the opening credits — the falling man…
The last poster showed a man about to drown…
This English girl loves everything about Mad Men — apart from the English accents — and the next season is the only reason for looking forward to autumn (or fall, as you would say)
The image also conveys that NYC is there for the taking which compliments Don’s character nicely.
The image also conveys that NYC is there for the taking which compliments Don’s character nicely.
There are lots of interesting ways to go next season. Does anyone else think that Peggy might just become gay? She has certainly become disenchanted with men. Betty has become so cranky and a terrible mother. Something is going to develop with her this season, I think.
There are lots of interesting ways to go next season. Does anyone else think that Peggy might just become gay? She has certainly become disenchanted with men. Betty has become so cranky and a terrible mother. Something is going to develop with her this season, I think.
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I don’t see why…it’s a stylized image in a throwback, semi-drawn looking style.
Agreed. The feet are especially sloppy.
I agree on all counts.
which is how BBD&O came about
Was that really necessary.. Probably not.
I beg to differ- a key aspect of the show is the forthcoming social change looming over everyone. Betty portrays the “ideal” woman of the 50s, how women before the change were supposed act and think. Peggy, on the other hand, is what’s coming- an independent woman with a life and career of her own, not a mere trophy wife.
And Joan is caught somewhere in the middle…wanting to be the doting wife, yet struggling to stand by her man. And in her work life she’s the power behind all the men and she knows it, loves it, but also wants to break out and have her OWN work to do but she’s overlooked by the men she’s supporting. The younger Peggy got the break into copy writing, but Peggy is more able to let her ambitions be known. Joan isn’t supposed to have such ambitions.
I had a poster of Ricky Nelson in 1961 (I’m sorry to say). That just gave my age away!
Why bother to say anything if you don’t even like the show. . .
The people who point out historic inaccuracies are not trying to lambaste the set decorators. Part of the fun of watching the show is taking note of props, costumes, hairstyles, etc. Wouldn’t it be clever to intentionally include something inaccurate in each episode, just to see how quickly it might be noticed? Kind of like a “Where’s Waldo” of Madmen. If you don’t care about that, fine, but don’t insult the people that do. Why would you produce a show set in the 60′s if you didn’t care about historical accuracy? I believe the makers of the show care a lot and appreciate the comments.