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Farewell Mad Men – how America has regressed since the age of Don Draper

  • Written by The Conversation
imageTime to wave them off.© Lionsgate

Like the dark-suited figure tumbling through a forest of skyscrapers in the show’s opening sequence, the characters of Mad Men seem both entrapped and possessed with endless possibility. As they career toward an uncertain future, they are nostalgic for their past, sometimes haunted by it. It is a future...

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