10 December 2008 4:44 AM, PST | From McTelevision.blogspot.com | See recent McTelevision news
Los Angeles --There are worse fates than spending a decade with "Mad Men," even if it only adds up to five years in real time. AMC's series stands as an example of TV at its most creative and challenging, and it enters its second season by setting us down in 1962. That's two years after we first met the men and women of the Sterling Cooper advertising agency, and their storylines only stand to get richer and more complex.
Season two premieres on July 27; expect an avalanche of reviews closer to that date. But on Wednesday morning, the cast and "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner were content to bask in critical love, a rare perfume in these parts due to dissipate sharply over the next two weeks.
And if we're being completely honest, that sweet scent of popularity could die out completely if the series takes a wrong turn in its sophomore season.
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Melanie McFarland
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