The Footnotes of Mad Men

by Scott Beale on September 15, 2009 · 1 comment

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The Footnotes of Mad Men is an wonderful blog that is must read for fans of the brilliant AMC television series Mad Men. The blog is written by Natasha Vargas-Cooper who digs deep into the historic events and cultural themes featured on the show. They’ve just announced that Harper Collins will be adapting the blog into a book. Congratulations guys!

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1 Alex September 15, 2009 at 12:28 pm

Not fair. :( Can’t watch the videos on the Mad Men site from Italy.

Mad Men sounds like another reason to get real cable TV.

Best,

Alex

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