Mad Men
Season Five
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Mad Men is back and plunges into the seductive and intriguing world of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. Jon Hamm and the rest of the award-winning cast continue to mesmerize as they adapt to changing times, social revolution, and a radical world. Lust is back. Adultery is back. Deception is back.
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Lions Gate Television ; directors, Phil Abraham ... [et al.] ; producers, Matthew Weiner ... [et al.]
Uniform Title
Mad men (Television program). Season 5
Title:
Mad men
Season five
[videorecording]
Season five
[videorecording]
Publisher:
Santa Monica, Calif. :, Lionsgate,, 2012
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Widescreen
Characteristics:
4 videodiscs (ca. 585 min.) :,sd., col. ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentMad Men is a show that does nearly flawless re-creations of a period (the '60s). Because this season has such an obviously not-fat January Jones in her character Betty Draper's fat prosthetic, it was jarring to see it juxtaposed with all the near visual perfection. Once I reconciled this glaring misstep, everything went super smoothly and entertainingly. I even laughed out loud four or five times this season. The episode where Peggy avoids Don on the phone is hilarious; I had to reverse the dvd a couple times and watch it over. Mad Men is unlike anything before or since.