Ah, those last four minutes. As 10 pm clicked over to 11 on the first airing of Episode of 706 of Mad Men, we see Peggy Olson and Don Draper slow dancing as Frank Sinatra croons “My Way.” ...

D on Draper (Jon Hamm) has many admirable qualities in Mad Men, but he's also done reprehensible things, and these are the ...

Don Draper (Jon Hamm) has had a lot of ladies come and go in his life in seven seasons of “Mad Men,” but perhaps no relationship is as central to the AMC series as that with his secretary ...

Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce secretaries Dorothy (Abby ... aptitude for advertising on the Belle Jolie account. While Peggy and Don have never been romantically involved, they have developed ...

Mad Men's Don Draper (Jon Hamm) and Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss) may be heading in different career directions at their New York ad agency as the 1960s progress, but they always will be connected.

“You’re a monster,” Peggy Olson tells Don Draper in the final moments of “The Quality of Mercy,” the penultimate episode of “Mad Men’s” sixth season. Since the series pilot when ...

(RNS) In Sunday’s finale of the critically acclaimed AMC series “Mad Men,” Don Draper calls Peggy Olson collect from a pay phone in California. “I broke all my vows. I scandalized my child.

Don Draper and his secretary turned copywriter Peggy Olson didn't often pitch against each other in the award-winning series Mad Men. But by the start of the sixth season, Olson has moved to a ...

And so, 18 real months later and seven or so unreal ones, we have the Don Draper who we saw last night ... it is delusional, pregnant Peggy my thoughts first go to. I’m interested in Peggy ...

In the episode, “The Suitcase,” Peggy Olson and Don Draper get into a heated argument over Peggy’s contribution to an award-winning campaign, and lack of appreciation for her work.

The final scenes of Mad Men were split between a final wordless wrap for Peggy, Joan, Pete, Roger, Sally, and Betty, followed by Don Draper on the cliffs of Big Sur, meditating his way to ...

“You’re good at all of it,” he marvels afterward in the taxi, as if basking in his own reflected image, finally having found someone who (unlike Peggy) can play the role of a female Don Draper.