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Decoding the Symbols of Mad Men Season Three
Matthew Weiner has never been shy about flaunting proto-literary symbols on 'Mad Men,' but this season, he went symbol-crazy.
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Matthew Weiner has never been shy about flaunting proto-literary symbols on 'Mad Men,' but this season, he went symbol-crazy.
It's hard to see David Letterman as a womanizer with Jon Hamm sitting next to him.
Kevin Smith says both!
For those whose DVRs failed them.
"I wish I could be anyone on earth but me!"
Robert Pattinson: smelly.
Plus: Neil LaBute! Rosario Dawson! Hotels!
"Everything’s so fitted and tight, the armholes of the suits are cut much smaller, the pant leg — it makes you have better posture, it holds you in a very erect position. Which is perfect for the character."
He was one of Lorelei Gilmore's gentleman callers on 'The Gilmore Girls,' too.
Plus: Katherine Heigl exhausted again.
We're guessing Hamm never saw 'The Cell.'
There are plenty.
Hamm on the non-Photoshopped poster for 'Mad Men' season three: "It’s way cooler to go build it and do it for reals."
Plus: Brad Pitt narrowly escapes marijuana.
"If I win two Emmys, which I'm not going to, it will be just another thing I have in common with Kathy Griffin."
We particularly enjoy the image of Betty looking into a display window.
Plus: a raging Lombardi.
Playing baseball, hanging by the ocean, and playing Rummikub.
For the new 'Mad Men' poster, "a replica of Draper’s office was built on the Paramount lot and filled with water, and Hamm posed in it for two hours."
We have to find a way to pass the time between now and the August 16 debut of 'Mad Men.'
Sorry, Michael Phelps — maybe next year.
From Sarah Palin impressions to people jizzing in their pants, the most memorable moments from a seminal season.
Plus: Jon Hamm reveals his inspiration for the infamous 'Mad Men' fingerblasting scene.
Plus: 'Videodrome' gets a remake.
Plus: an indie Allen Ginsberg movie showdown.