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Building a Bridge to 1964

July 24, 2010 - 2:08 am - by Ed Driscoll

At Reason.tv, Nick Gillespie has a sneak preview of Mad Men’s fourth season — and his predictions for what the show will get right and wrong, politically:

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As for what the show gets right and wrong style-wise, don’t miss the terrific Mad Men Unbuttoned Website — which dubs itself “The Footnotes of Mad Men,” and does a great job of living up to that description.

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And for my thoughts on the ground covered during the show’s previous season, click here.

Filed under: Bobos In Paradise, Capitalism, the Unknown Ideal, Hollywood, Interrupted, Liberal Fascism, The Substance of Style

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  1. 1. bob sykes

    Despite carping pedants, Mad Men is one of the two best shows on TV, the other being Friday Night Lights. Nothing else comes close to either of them.

    July 24, 2010 - 5:19 am   Link to this Comment

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