Hey all of you Mad Men fans ... the season is over ... it will be replayed soon, and the second season will be on AMC next summer ... but in the meantime-
Check out my 20-minute interview with Rich Sommer aka Harry Crane! We did this just two days ago, had a great time, and covered such topics as the "joys" of wearing real 1960 clothing ... what are they really smoking on the show? ... what does Rich think happened with Harry between episodes 12 and 13 of the show? ... how does Rich explain Harry's uncanny resemblance to Isaac Asimov (see my review of Episode 8) ... how does Rich account for the rare anachronisms on the show ... and much more ...
You can listen to the interview and read the complete show notes at Light On Light Through ...
Or just click and listen to it right here ...
my 20-minute interview with Rich Sommer
See also reviews of every Mad Men episode: Mad Men Debuts on AMC: Cigarette Smoke and Nixon ... Mad Men 2: Smoke and Television ... Mad Men 3: Hot 1960 Kiss ... Mad Men 4 and 5: Double Mad Men ... Mad Men 6: The Medium is the Message! ... Mad Men 7: Revenge of the Mollusk ... Mad Men 8: Weed, Twist, Hobo ... Mad Man 9: Betty Grace Kelly ... Mad men 10: Life, Death, and Politics ... Mad Men 11: Heat! ... Mad Men 12: Admirable Don ... Mad Men 13: Double Endings, Lascaux, and Holes ...
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