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I've had friends bounce off this show as they find it boring, but I really love it. I think you have to fall in love with the characters and how they change ove
by sylens 4y ago
I've had friends bounce off this show as they find it boring, but I really love it. I think you have to fall in love with the characters and how they change over the decade. Pete Campbell's journey is an incredible one - compare him in Season 1 to Season 4 to Season 7 for example.
As someone who loves history but wasn't alive in the 60's and has only heard about it from their parents, I do appreciate getting some context for the events of that decade, however dressed up and thin it may be in a show like this. When Roger casually rambles off the date of his daughter's wedding as they pick out invitations, I almost spit out my drink the first time I watched.
- paulcole 4y ago> I've had friends bounce off this show as they find it boring This is me. I don't have any interest in watching TV to see people change over decades. I want to be entertained for an hour and I just never found Mad Men entertaining (this is the same reason I greatly prefer Homicide: Life on the Street to The Wire). Like Jerry Seinfeld said, "If I wanted a long boring story, I've got my life."