Remember Roger’s acid trip in “Far Away Places” last season on Mad Men? This week’s episode makes that one seem straightforward and elementary – and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. As half of the office staff spins in a drug-induced mania, we get clear glimpses of what’s really going on in the mad men and woman’s heads. READ MORE
Remember your middle school talent show? Imagine it taking place in your town — with a little professional polish — and you’ve got a good idea of what AMC’s Showville is all about. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Margarine. Ovarian cysts. A bomber jacket. The sudden appearance of a yen for sexual dominance. Dementia. Constant rainfall. An impressive dressing-down from a sometime underling. All of these things are in the mix as Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce and Cutler Gleason Chaough merge in this week’s Mad Men. READ MORE
The Walking Dead‘s back… to work, at least.
The AMC smash began production on Season 4 this week in Atlanta, and, to mark the occasion, the network released the following image from the premiere. READ MORE & VIEW IMAGE
The Killing‘s Linden and Holder are back on duty on June 2 (AMC, 8/7c), and we’ve got your exclusive first look at the powerful pair’s third season — as well as a visual hint at the new case that will consume them. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTO
“I don’t like change,” Peggy declares at one point in this week’s Mad Men. “I just want everything back the way it was.” Too bad, Peg, because your entire world is about to shift in seismic fashion. After a very methodical start to the season, the AMC drama ramped up, big time, with the packed “For Immediate Release.” READ MORE
Martin Luther King Jr.’s tragic assassination takes place during this week’s Mad Men, setting up an episode that finds the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce folk fumbling their way through late 1960s race relations. Spoiler alert: Though usually well intentioned, those interactions are at times unbearably uncomfortable to watch. READ MORE
The Walking Dead has made its first major Season 4 hire.
Lawrence Gilliard Jr. (The Wire, Army Wives) has officially signed on to play the series regular role of Bob Stookie (fka “Roy Stark”), a former army medic who is …READ MORE
I wanted more Joan in my Mad Men, and in this week’s episode, I got it. Now the question is: Will the redhead reach out and grab the golden, albeit slightly tarnished, ring that’s floating in front of her? READ MORE
