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Mad Men (2010)
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Episodes
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1. Public Relations
Air date: Jul 25, 2010
Roger attempts to find a girlfriend for Don; Don's secretive demeanor results in an unfavorable interview by a reporter.
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2. Christmas Comes but Once a Year
Air date: Aug 1, 2010
The firm reluctantly throws a Christmas party for its most important client; Don prepares for his first Christmas away from his children and makes an indiscretion.
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3. The Good News
Air date: Aug 8, 2010
Joan is trying to start a family with Greg, but her work schedule and his impending army commitments make things difficult; Don takes a trip to California to see Anna and meets her niece, who delivers some unsettling news.
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4. The Rejected
Air date: Aug 15, 2010
Pete gets some bad news and then some good news, which affects Peggy more than she can say; Allison can't keep her feelings under wraps.
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5. The Chrysanthemum and the Sword
Air date: Aug 22, 2010
Don and Pete try to land a new Japanese client, but Roger's racist attitude may hand the lucrative account to a rival; Don has to read deeply and think quickly to salvage things.
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6. Waldorf Stories
Air date: Aug 29, 2010
Don and the agency are up for an award for their Glo Coat ad; Roger reflects on how he first met Don.
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7. The Suitcase
Air date: Sep 5, 2010
An impending deadline leaves the firm in disarray; Don makes Peggy stay late to work on a Samsonite ad, missing a birthday dinner with her boyfriend, Mark.
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8. The Summer Man
Air date: Sep 12, 2010
Don attempts to regain control over his life through physical changes and journal writing; Don's persistence with Faye results in an impromptu dinner date.
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9. The Beautiful Girls
Air date: Sep 19, 2010
Peggy is forced to face some unpleasant facts about a client's discriminatory business practices; Don and Faye's burgeoning relationship is tested when Sally runs away from home and turns up at the office.
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10. Hands and Knees
Air date: Sep 26, 2010
Joan finds out she's pregnant with Roger's child and goes to have an abortion; Lane's father is displeased when Lane expresses his feelings for an African-American waitress at the local Playboy Club.
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Critic Reviews for Mad Men: Season 4
Audience Reviews for Mad Men: Season 4
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Show writers attempt to show the evolution of 1960s attitudes and beliefs without imposing present day audiences tastes, prejudices, and attitudes on the characters or plot. A truly revolutionary and enlightened concept that produces superior insight and entertainment value. This type of conceptual thinking is sorely missing in HBO series.
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It's hard to fathom the show keeping up the pace from Season 3, but it does. The character development and the storylines are almost all perfect. There are some major swings and everything is fresh and fun!
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What i love the most of emotional roller coaster that Don has to experience in this season... I mean more women involved in his life and creating such complexities out of a character
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6.7/10 — "Decent" -(Seen in APR '21)
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RATING: A+ Creator: Matthew Weiner Mad Men continues to be one of the greatest shows ever. The Ensemble is as great as always, and the new additions to the main cast are very welcome as well as the complete new characters. The show dives deeper into the question: How to build an ad agency ( whereas this is Obviously the main theme this season ), it also continues to get a little darker. The Writing, Direction and the Production Values as well as the outstanding Cinematography are as great as always.
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La mejor temporada para mi gusto. De principio a fín. Excepcional. El comienzo de decadencia de Don. Cada capítulo es una joya.
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Puntaje Original: 8.0 Mad Men ya es todo un clásico de la TV estadounidense, para todos amantes del cine, Mad Men es una obra maestra, sus momento tan memorables, llevados acabo por personajes entrañables. En resumen GENIAL.
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After the incredible strong finish to Season Three, I expected Season Four of "Mad Men" to get back to its storytelling perfection. That being said, even I was surprised how quickly I gobbled up each of these episodes, watching them at a pace not experienced since the first campaign! Some highlights from this season include (some spoilers here): -The new ad company (so hastily conceived towards the end of the previous season) struggling with all the things that a new business typically struggles with (overhead, payroll, keeping clients happy, etc.). -Don Draper (Jon Hamm), the lynchpin of the show's character drama, goes on more of an emotional rollercoaster than perhaps any other season, from drinking problems to marital issues (and solutions?) to child-raising quandaries. -Peggy Olsen (Elisabeth Moss) really finding her place in a "man's world". She isn't the sheepish wallflower of seasons past in this season. -The former Betty Draper (January Jones) trying to control her home life while her personal life is going the other direction. This season is so good because it also works concurrently on two different levels. The micro-level sees great individual episodes, including an office Christmas party, a long night at the office from Don & Peggy, a rekindling of romance between Joan (Christina Hendricks) & Roger (John Slattery) and a bombshell announcement that changes the entire landscape of the advertising culture. On the macro-level, the Don/Betty dynamic is utterly fascinating, primarily embodied via daughter Sally (Kiernan Shipka). Whereas in earlier seasons Don was set up as the "hopeless womanizer" with Betty "holding everything together", viewers now begin to understand that those characterizations are not as black-and-white as they seem. Like I've said in other reviews about this series, the show is always at its peak when Don is the major focus. He doesn't "do it alone", but any means, but it is his journey that gets the most attention (and thus is what us as viewers want the most resolution too). Basically, this fourth season of "Mad Men" cemented the series as one of my favorite shows of all-time. Can it get a bit soapy at times? Yes...no way around it. But the characters are so interesting and feel so "alive" that one almost can't help but be sucked into the drama.
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It continues to surprise and bring some utterly profound work in their art design.
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One of the best season of mad men
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