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Sunday’s episode of “Mad Men,” titled “The Other Woman,” was primarily about two of them: Peggy Olson and Joan Harris. What happened? Details …

Betty Draper returned with a vengeance (literally) as mind games were played, and secrets kept and revealed, on a “Mad Men” episode that was heavy with intrigue.

Alexis Bledel of “Gilmore Girls” turned up on “Mad Men” as a lonely suburban housewife. Here’s what happened …

The loosening mores of the 1960s were in full flower Sunday night on “Mad Men,” as one couple moved in together without the benefit of marriage, and a young girl saw two grownups having an intimate encounter in a semi-public place.

From acid trips to smoking dope in a movie theater, the decade of the ’60s really seemed to make its presence known in Sunday’s episode of “Mad Men.”

The big ’60s topics of race relations and the Vietnam War combined with the decade’s most horrifying mass murder to create dramas that were both internal and external on “Mad Men” on Sunday.

Generation gaps, the hiring of a new brash copywriter, a reference to “Bewitched” and an overweight Betty Draper were among the topics and storylines in Week Two of “Mad Men.”

“Mad Men’s” creator Matt Weiner is notoriously anti-spoiler. The season was shrouded in such secrecy that it set up the expectation that something insane would happen, like the show jumping… More

Prepare for this weekend’s long-awaited, two-hour season premiere of “Mad Men” with our review of what the characters were up to when we last laid eyes on them 18 months ago.

In retrospect, the bombshell with which “Mad Men” concluded last season was inevitable. With a busted marriage behind him and a romance in high gear with a self-assured psychologist, Don Draper pulled a fast one in the finale, proposing to his twentysomething secretary just days after they first slept together.