Mad Men

Ninety two episodes across seven seasons and a decade of American advertising. The last season went out in two halves a year apart.

0%
complete

Where to start with Mad Men

Straight through, season one to seven. The only structural wrinkle is the last season, which AMC split into two halves broadcast a year apart and marketed as The Beginning and The End of an Era; it is one season of fourteen and the episode numbering runs straight through it, so watch it as one. The show moves slowly on purpose and the first three episodes are the test of whether that suits you.

  1. 1
    Mad Men, season 1 Mad Men

    Thirteen episodes in 1960. An advertising man with a past nobody has checked, and a show far more interested in the people around him than the period detail suggests.

  2. 2
    Mad Men, season 4 Mad Men

    Thirteen episodes and the one most often named as the peak. Watch two and three first; this is here to mark where the run is going.

  3. 3
    Mad Men, season 7 Mad Men

    Fourteen episodes across two broadcast halves a year apart. One season, watched in one go.

A suggested way in, not an official one. The full list is below: tick anything off in either place.

0titles watched
0episodes checked
0left to watch
—up next

The Series

  • Mad Men 2007, 7 seasons, 92 episodes

Share & sync

Everything you tick is saved in this browser and nowhere else. An account is the only way to put your list on another device, and the only way to get it back if this browser clears its storage. It is free and it takes an email address and a password.

Sign in on your phone, your laptop, anything, and the same list is there, kept in step as you tick. Nothing to copy, nothing to remember.

All three are about this franchise and all three are for showing, not moving. The link and the picture open SagaList with that progress displayed next to whatever the person opening it has already ticked. The code is what a friend pastes into Compare below. None of them writes anything into anybody's list.

Read only. This never changes what you have saved, and nothing leaves your browser. The code has to be their code for this same franchise: codes do not carry a name, so one from somewhere else may not be recognised as wrong.

Removes everything ticked here, in this browser. If you are signed in it clears on your other devices too. If you are not, there is no other copy and this cannot be undone.