Advertising Mad Men

"A drama about one of New York's most prestigious Ad agencies at the begiing og the 1960s, focusing on one of the firm's most mysterious but extremly talented ad executives, Donald Draper." -IMDB The brilliance of this show is all in the subtext. There are many hilarious moments that are only fuy if you've been paying attention and understand where the character is coming from. There are also many tragic moments that would pass you by if you didn't know what came before. Many lines have double or even triple meanings.The main Mad Man is the confident womanizer Don Draper, who is head of the Creative department at a mid-sized ad agency in 1960s Madison Avenue. I admit, at first I kind of hated him, but as the viewer leas more about him and his past, I leaed to - not love him exactly - but like him and want to watch him endlessly. He is a complicated character who can be a very good man, but also a very bad man.Don Draper is joined by a rich cast of supporting characters, many of whom deserve a show of their own: The ambitious young Campbell who is utterly sleazy most of the time, but has occasional moments of growth and even cuteness.Peggy Olson starts out as Draper's secret