Mad Men

On more than one instance one of the actors/actresses have used a remote control to turn on/off the television set. Remote controls were not around in the 1960s.

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Mad Men is set in 1960s and early 1970s New York City (and, in some episodes and parts of seasons, Los Angeles).

cook, clean, watch tv, change diapers, use computer, use cell phone, shop

Jon Hamm as Don Draper.

Alexa Allemani

The song that was playing at the end of Private Practice airing on October 1st was Mmm... by Laura Izibor from her album entitled: Let the Truth Be Told.

That would depend on what type of provider you have as the channel number changes depending on whether you have cable or satellite service. See the related links to enter your zip and provider type to see what channel AMC is.

She seemed interested in 21st century relationships between women during the opening segment of the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards, featuring Jane Lynch.

Annabelle Mathis is played by Mary Page Keller

No, James Spader is not on Mad Men. He currently stars in The Blacklist on NBC.

The American Association for Advertising Agencies (AAAA) was founded in 1917 to represent the agencies, partially in response to these ethical concerns.

Well, the actual show started in like 2008, but the 5th season might be starting in the summer of 2011.

Yes. They smoke American Spirits.

Wow, that sounds kind of deep.

She is the widow of the real Don Draper, who died in Korea. The current Don Draper was born Dick Whitman; he assumed Don Draper's identity after the war. He divorced Anna but continues to have a friendship with her. She is dying of cancer.

It starts Sunday, July 25, 2010 on AMC. It will air at 10p.m. EDT.

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No they're not related.

Mad Men started showing in 2008 on BBC Four.

Abigail Spencer

I believe it was Frank Moss Bennett. I have a reproduction of this painting you are talking about. When I look through several on-line galleries I have not seen this particular one under his name. His signature is on the bottom left side.

Donald Draper (born: 1926) is the protagonist of the Emmy Award-winning AMC drama "Mad Men," which is about a New York City advertising firm of the 1960s and 1970s. Draper, played since 2007 by actor Jon Hamm, is a partner and sometime creative director at Sterling Cooper & Partners Advertising Agency. Draper is a man of mystery. He actually was born Richard "Dick" Whitman in Illinois, but assumed the identity of a dead Army officer named Don Draper during the Korean conflict in the early 1950s. After the war, Whitman eventually entered the advertising trade using his new name. He quickly became a top executive at the original Sterling Cooper Agency (the partners have experienced many changes and mergers through the years).

Draper has been married twice -- first to former model Elizabeth "Betty" Hofstadt (played by January Jones) and then to Canadian-born actress Megan Calvet (Jessica Pare). Both marriages ended in divorce. He had three children with Betty Draper.

He also became friends with the real Don Draper's wife, Anna (Melinda Page Hamilton), and took care of her financially until her death from cancer in 1965.

Anna was the real Don Drapers wife. The Don Draper that works at Sterling Cooper is actually Dick Whitman. In WWII, Don Draper and Dick Whitman were in combat together where Don died. The officials mixed up their bodies and Dick was mistaken for Don. He kept the name because he thought he could live a better life. Anna went looking for her husband and found another man using his name. "Don" felt bad and repaid her by getting things she needed if she wouldn't tell the government.

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