Creators:
Matthew WeinerComposer:
David CarbonaraCast:
Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, Vincent Kartheiser, January Jones, Christina Hendricks, Aaron Staton, Rich Sommer, Kiernan Shipka, Kevin Rahm, Ben Feldman (more)Episodes(14)
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Time Zones (S07E01)
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A Day's Work (S07E02)
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Field Trip (S07E03)
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The Monolith (S07E04)
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The Runaways (S07E05)
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The Strategy (S07E06)
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Waterloo (S07E07)
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Severance (S07E08)
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New Business (S07E09)
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The Forecast (S07E10)
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Time & Life (S07E11)
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Lost Horizon (S07E12)
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The Milk and Honey Route (S07E13)
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Person to Person (S07E14)
Plots(1)
Seventh season of the Golden Globe-winning drama set in a prestigious advertising agency in 1970s New York, where sexism is a way of life and everyone smokes like a chimney. In this instalment, big changes take place for the employees at Sterling Cooper and Partners after their office is shut down by formal rival agency McCann Erickson, which now owns the majority share of the business. Don (Jon Hamm) walks out of a meeting and leaves on a road trip, winding up at a retreat. Meanwhile, Betty (January Jones) receives some bad news and Joan (Christina Hendricks) considers her future in the advertising business. (Lionsgate Home Entertainment)
(more)Reviews (1)
Season seven is over and I feel a lingering sadness. The story has ended and I had to say goodbye to the characters from a brilliantly crafted show with a retro vibe. It goes to show that the creators have done an impressive job, considering how much I hate advertising. They got me hooked right from the pilot episode until the very end. The seventh season only confirmed my satisfaction, and the finale was the cherry on top. / Lesson learned: Change is the best antidote to stagnation.
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