Quote Originally Posted by dean_martin
The third season wrapped a few weeks ago.

I was hooked from episode one, but if I remember correctly the intensity picks up in season 2. And, a couple episodes move from east coast to west coast and the authenticity of sets, scenery, etc. out west is just as convincing. I watched seasons 1 & 2on dvd before season 3 began. Although season 3 was great, I really enjoyed the lack of commercials and widescreen presentation on dvd. Unfortunately, I don't get AMC in HD. And, Mad Men is not the type of series I can dvr so I can skip through commercials. I have to watch it as it airs. It's been picked up for at least one more season. Worf, catch up on 1, 2 & 3 then let's start a thread when season 4 begins.
Have a date!!! I love to find Television or movies that make my heart pump and my mind think. It's so rare an occurance these days that when I do fall for a film or television series, I tend to go whole hog until it either ends or it jumps the shark. The last series I truly loved was HBO's "The Wire", never in my life had I witnessed such television. Mad Men isn't quite there in the Top Ten but, depending on what I see in seasons 2 and 3, it might be carving out a spot for itself.

Worf